+1 to what was said above; the UI didn't take 3.5 years to make - we launched it fairly quickly and then continued to improve on it. Later there was large UX refresh, so maybe that's where OP is getting confused? Either…
This was the first response when I shared this with someone else.
"libraries that you write for mobile" If you're writing java/kotlin, yes. If you're writing UI libraries, its portable.
Learning Dart is a ~1 week amount of time.
Web: you have html and canvas kit rendering. It's fast and can auto select which renderer to use - or you can force it.
I've used flutter for several years. Years before that I wrote in Dart for web and native work. I've loved flutters ability to reach multiple platforms with the same codebase and still look great. My small-ish team has…
Just out of curiosity; do you see these while running in profile / release mode?
+1 to what was said above; the UI didn't take 3.5 years to make - we launched it fairly quickly and then continued to improve on it. Later there was large UX refresh, so maybe that's where OP is getting confused? Either…
This was the first response when I shared this with someone else.
"libraries that you write for mobile" If you're writing java/kotlin, yes. If you're writing UI libraries, its portable.
Learning Dart is a ~1 week amount of time.
Web: you have html and canvas kit rendering. It's fast and can auto select which renderer to use - or you can force it.
I've used flutter for several years. Years before that I wrote in Dart for web and native work. I've loved flutters ability to reach multiple platforms with the same codebase and still look great. My small-ish team has…
Just out of curiosity; do you see these while running in profile / release mode?