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Flutter 2.5 released with full-screen Android app and Material You support
Flutter 2.5 is here, with loads of performance improvements, DevTools updates, and Material You support. Dart 2.14 has been released, too.
If you're into cross-platform development, chances are you've heard of Flutter. Using the Dart language, Flutter is a cross-platform UI framework that aims to make developing for anything from iOS to the web as easy as possible. Yesterday, Google announced the release of Flutter 2.5 and Dart 2.14, and there's a lot that's new.
Flutter 2.2 announced at Google I/O 2021 with new features for app development
At Google I/O 2021, Google launched Flutter 2.2, the latest version of the cross-platform app development framework, bringing new features.
Google I/O is happening right now, and that means, of course, there's a bunch of new Android development news! If you're reading this post, then that means Google has just (or already) announced Flutter 2.2, a new version of their cross-platform app development framework.
Dart 2.12 has been released, with null-safety and C interoperability
Google has released Dart 2.12, a new version of the language used to build apps in Flutter. The release comes alongside Flutter 2.0.
With the release of Flutter 2.0, Google is also bringing Dart 2.12 to stable. In case you didn't know, Dart is the language that Flutter uses. It's a TypeScript-based language but comes with some language feature additions, including the ones I'm about to go over.
Google rebuilds DevTools from scratch in Flutter for better performance and greater versatility
Google has announced that they have rebuilt Dart DevTools from scratch in Flutter to provide developers better performance and greater versatility.
Flutter is a cross-platform programming framework, aiming to solve the woes of developing cross-platform apps without the mess of non-native code. With knowledge of the Dart programming language, a developer can build apps for Android, iOS, web, and desktop with a unified UI across all. Flutter 1.9 brought macOS and Catalina support in an alpha state while the v1.12 release matured their support past the pre-alpha state and the v1.17 of Flutter and v2.8 of Dart marked their first stable releases in 2020. Today, Google is releasing a new version of DevTools for Dart and Flutter code, that has been rebuilt from scratch in Flutter and comes with several improvements.
Google releases Flutter 1.17 and Dart 2.8 stable SDKs for app development
Google has released updates to Flutter and Dart SDKs, bringing along a whole host of improvements for cross-platform unified development. Read on for more!
Flutter is a cross-platform programming framework, aiming to solve the woes of developing cross-platform apps without the mess of non-native code. With knowledge of the Dart programming language, a developer can build apps for Android, iOS, web, and desktop with a unified UI look across all. Flutter 1.9 brought macOS and Catalina support in an alpha state, while v1.12 release matured their support past the pre-alpha state. Now, Google is out with a new v1.17 release of Flutter and v2.8 release of Dart, marking them as the first stable releases for Flutter and Dart in 2020.
Google announces Flutter 1.12 with support for web, macOS, and more
Google has announced the v1.12 update to Flutter, bringing beta version of web support, alpha release of MacOS, support for iOS 13 Dark Mode, and more.
Google has been hard at work creating and expanding Flutter for the past few years. In case you think I'm talking about butterflies, Flutter is a cross-platform programming language. Its goal is to allow you to develop apps for any major platform with a single codebase. All you need to learn is Dart/JavaScript, and you can develop for Android, iOS, web, and desktop. This is no small feat, so it probably won't surprise you when I say that Flutter, until now, has really only supported Android and iOS. Sure, that's a lot of people for a target audience, but it doesn't include everyone. Today, Google is announcing quite a few things, including expanded platform support.
Flutter 1.9 integrates web repo, brings iOS 13 and MacOS Catalina support, and ML-powered code completion with Dart 2.5
The newest release of Flutter, Google's open source mobile app dev framework, integrates the web repo, brings iOS 13 support and ML-based code completion.
Developing cross-platform apps can be a mess of non-native code, so Google set out to attempt to solve this issue with a unified toolkit that integrates directly with your editor of choice. By integrating directly with Android Studio, or other development environments of your choice, Flutter creates a faster development experience that allows you to unify your UI design across platforms. Now, Google has announced a new stable release of Flutter v1.9 alongside Dart 2.5.
Flutter 1.5 Bridges the Gap, Adding Support for Web, Embedded, and Desktop
Flutter 1.5 takes a massive step forward, creating a single native platform for the entire development process from development through to publishing!
It was just a year ago that Google first announced the Flutter Beta at MWC. Since then, Flutter has grown by leaps and bounds to quickly become arguably the best framework for multi-platform coding across iOS and Android. This year at Google I/O 2019 they are taking it beyond mobile with the launch of Flutter 1.5. It is now possible to develop one application for everything from your Raspberry Pi, to your Google Pixel 3a, to your Pixelbook, all the way up to your custom built PC.
Google launches Flutter 1.2 and Dart DevTools, a web-based suite of programming tools
At MWC, Google launched the first feature update for Flutter with version 1.2. They also announced Dart DevTools, a web-based suite of programming tools.
Flutter is one of the newest additions to the arsenal for app developers. It's a UI framework for building beautiful, fluid, and interactive cross-platform native apps on iOS and Android using the Dart language. The first stable release of the cross-platform development toolkit was released just three months ago. Today, Google announced the first feature updated for Flutter, Flutter 1.2, at Mobile World Congress, along with a new web-based suite of programming tools called Dart DevTools.