Anyone using Flutter?

[loop101]

Anyone working with Flutter? It uses the Dart language to compile in to native OSX and Android apps. Dart can also be used on websites (not familiar with that), so some people are putting their business logic in Dart so they can re-use it on web/iOS/Android. Seems like Xamarin in the sense that the final product is a native app. I've read little bits about people getting upset that Google seems to be throwing a lot of stuff against the wall to see what sticks, ex AMP, PWA, Dart, and all the Material Design stuff that no one seems to really understand what it is.

The Google Girls explain Flutter:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2TcYP8qiRI

 

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[ColbyG]

I haven't used it but it looks promising. I've been using Unity recently to develop some apps and the ability to pretty easily export between ios and android saves so much time.

 

[aquilarafael]

I'm using flutter on bank app project. We are 4 devs and the app is running gracefully on IOS and Android.

 

[Ubu_roi]

I've been using Flutter for almost two years (it was still in beta), and I totally love it.

If you want to have a high level overview of what you can do with Flutter, there's a one hour something course at Pluralsight ( free trial):

Flutter: The Big Picture

This course is an overview of the Flutter framework. You'll find best practices and tips for developers and designers. You'll also find tools to get a head start in case you decide to use Flutter in your professional life.

app.pluralsight.com

This may help you decide whether this is for you...