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Try Flutter. It's amazing how easy it is to get started with a desktop app in any OS, and then just run it on mobile (or emulators which are easy to install via
by brabel 3y ago
Try Flutter. It's amazing how easy it is to get started with a desktop app in any OS, and then just run it on mobile (or emulators which are easy to install via Android Studio or VS Code) when you want to without having to deal with almost any of the crap iOS and Android developers need to... Flutter generates all manifests and what not, and the docs show exactly what to do to sign artifacts and stuff that requires you to very briefly have to open XCode to set up those things.
- bobajeff 3y agoI did some time ago. Back then it seemed like Flutter was like a parallel world where a different set of languages and APIs existed instead of the Web APIs. Which I thought was interesting. However unlike Web APIs Flutter didn't have the girth of resources tutorials and documentation available. I don't know exactly if that's what stopped me or maybe I'm just just not meant for learning UI libraries of any sort as even something like Dear Imgui has been unattractive to me.
- evereverever 3y ago[flagged]