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I hear this a lot. I don't really see Google getting fed up with flutter, due to what they have invested in it, but for the sake of argument let's say that did
by itohihiyt 2y ago
I hear this a lot. I don't really see Google getting fed up with flutter, due to what they have invested in it, but for the sake of argument let's say that did happen. Google abandons flutter. What happens next? Will it fizzle out?
To take your point about the domains, flutter's, and by association dart's, domain is cross platform development from one codebase. As far as I can tell nothing else comes close just now, that domain makes flutter relevant no matter what. Surely as opensources projects, both survive?
- pjmlp 2y agoOpen source only helps so much, depending on how many skilled developers are willing to take it forward. How many programming languages and frameworks are out there as open source, that in reality are only limping along?
- itohihiyt 2y agoTrue enough, but I think flutter/dart have enough traction beyond Google that they'd survive. I like dart as a general purpose language too.