Flutter remains actively developed, with the community contributing to its growth. The focus continues to be on enhancing performance, developer experience, and expanding platform support, including desktop and embedded systems.
Using Streams with Transformations
This example shows how to transform data in a stream.
Using Isolates for Parallel Execution
This example demonstrates how to use isolates for parallel execution in Dart.
Creating a Simple Command-Line Application
This example creates a simple command-line calculator.
Flutter 3.0 (May 2022)
This release brought further improvements, including enhanced support for desktop and mobile platforms, as well as updates to the Flutter DevTools suite. It also introduced new features for integrating with the latest versions of iOS and Android.
Basic HTTP Client
This example demonstrates how to make an HTTP GET request and handle JSON data.
Generic Classes
This example demonstrates the use of generics to create a stack data structure.
Continued Growth and Ecosystem Expansion (2021-2022)
Flutter gained a strong following in the developer community, supported by a rich ecosystem of packages and plugins. The Flutter team continued to refine the toolkit with regular updates, improved tooling, and enhanced performance.
Flutter 2.0 (March 2021)
Flutter 2.0 was released with major enhancements, including stable support for web and desktop applications, improved performance, and a more extensive set of widgets. The announcement emphasized Flutter’s versatility for building apps across multiple platforms.
Flutter for Web (2019)
In 2019, Google announced experimental support for building web applications with Flutter, expanding its capabilities beyond mobile. This laid the groundwork for Flutter’s future cross-platform capabilities.