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Internationalization, or preparing different language and region versions of your app, usually happens after the app itself is created and can produce multiple discrepancies. Flutter provides tools that make this process a breeze and incorporate it directly into development. Flutter also supports accessibility, enabling large fonts, screen readers, and enhanced contrast, all of this automated from […]
It’s possible to develop Flutter products that work on the web, desktop, and even TV, which many developers are already doing. These features are still in different stages of advancement, but Google definitely has the capacity to create a stable release. Considering how important IoT is for the company, they will most likely keep developing Flutter […]
Flutter applications perform at a level comparable with native mobile apps and are winning over other cross-platform technologies. That’s mostly because Flutter is the only mobile SDK that doesn’t use a bridge (JavaScript or webview) for communication between the app and the platform. As a result, you get a faster-starting app with beautiful, fast animations and fewer […]
Widgets are the building blocks on which the whole app is based. There are ready-made as well as customizable ones – everything in Flutter can be built from widgets. Since widgets are part of the app and not the specific platform, the end product will most likely have fewer compatibility issues on different platforms and OS versions.
As a cross-platform technology, Flutter enables developing an app for both operating systems using the same codebase. But that’s not the only reason why using Flutter makes the development process faster and more efficient. It also includes hot restart and a well-regarded “hot reload” function, which allows you to see updates in real time without restarting the […]
Dart has a rich ecosystem of libraries and packages, which can be easily managed with the Dart package manager, Pub. This allows developers to reuse code and integrate third-party functionalities.
Especially popular in the context of Flutter, Dart supports hot reload, allowing developers to see changes in real-time without losing the application state. This greatly accelerates the development process.
Dart has built-in support for asynchronous programming with features like async and await, making it easier to work with non-blocking code.
Dart has a static type system that helps catch errors at compile time rather than runtime. This enhances code reliability and maintainability.
Dart continues to evolve with regular updates and improvements. Features like asynchronous programming, extensible libraries, and continued integration with Flutter keep it relevant in modern software development.