Flutter

These days most business services are available online using various mobile apps. Everyone is using their mobiles to avail various business services. Businesses also prefer to use Mobile Apps to reach out to their users. Developing these requires huge time and money. Flutter, by Google helps us to develop native apps, it helps in quicker development of the android and iOS apps.

Flutter is widely used to develop native mobile applications. It supports the development of web apps for browsers, android apps, and ios apps. Using Flutter we do not have to use different languages for different platforms, like Java for Android, swift for ios, etc. We can develop apps for all the platforms using a single codebase in Flutter.

Flutter is well known for native app developments. We can easily develop both android and ios as well as web apps using just one source code. We use it to develop our android and ios mobile apps. This saves a huge amount of our time as we do not have to build different codebases to develop apps for major mobile OSs, i.e. android and ios.

Flutter, as we know, is a well-known solution to develop native apps using a single codebase. These apps work very well on Web, Android, and iOS devices. However, in our case, we are not using Flutter for the website or web apps. We are just using it to develop our android and ios mobile apps.

Flutter, by Google is one of the best choices while developing a native mobile application. As it allows us to develop apps for both Android and iOS using a single codebase, we use Flutter, by Google to develop our app. Although it also allows the development of web applications as well using flutter, it doesn't suit our requirements, so we do not use Flutter, by Google for our website or web apps.

I am working in the field of service design and therefore often need to work with mobile applications as well. As mobile applications are only one potential touchpoint I am looking at, I am almost always face to consider digital touchpoints in all different forms. While I use other software to quickly prototype these touchpoints, Flutter is my go to framework to transform the designs and ideas into actual applications. I like that it is easy to use, fast, and flexible. It my sound trivial but the hot reload functionality increases my productivity a lot. Even-though, I did not made decision in the first place to use it I am happy that it was chosen. With the open source philosophy and the back up by Google I am confident that I am working on and building a skill that will be valuable for me in the future as well.

Flutter is a very powerful complete SDK that can develop mobile, desktop, and web applications with just a single code base.
We are using Flutter for making applications that will be used by clients on multiple platforms like android and ios both. Libraries are useful, we can use common functions for multiple use cases.

5 years back, I was facing a lot of issues while trying to develop an iOS Application for our Media organization, and it was totally lengthy process. Around that time, Google Launched Flutter, and it was so easy to code for developing the iOS application that we eventually updated our Android application on Flutter as well. The best part of Flutter is its economy in size, and the app size is always optimal and user-friendly. We saw a significant increase in user retention after decreasing the size of our Android app.

We use Flutter for cross-platform building and for building POCs within. It has a little bit of a learning curve, but a very useful tool to have, once you learn it.
- The performance is very good.
- Community support is okay. - New language, and new platform. So, a bit of a learning curve.
- Good for POCs but tough to take it beyond and maintain it for years to come.
- The talent pool is not very wide, so it's tough to get developers.

Flutter is a programming kit that we use to develop cross-platform mobile applications. It helps us create applications for multiple platforms (Android, iOS, as well as web applications) by working on and maintaining a single project. Flutter is open-source so it is preferred by a lot of companies (ours isn't any different) and since it is created by Google, it has a huge community with great support. With Flutter, making applications for our clients has become very easy and fast. It is scalable and the learning curve isn't that big.

It saves a lot of time(as part time freelancer) and resources to create an app that works for both IOS and Android devices. Now I don't have to spend time developing the same project twice for different devices, but we can create one and it works on all of them without any problem. It's lightweight, which helps reduce the size of our app. It also helps us to create a modern user interface for our application as it provides great facilities for building apps.

At our mid sized company, one hundred to five hundred tech users, we use Google Flutter as a User Interface tool to build applications for various platforms, web, mobile, desktop, and more, from a single warehouse. It gives users everything they need to create cross platform apps- this includes a robust library of premade features.

We are utilizing Flutter for the development of a cross-platform app dedicated to scheduling the student courses, timetables, mobile file reader, and simple communication server-client interaction. Also, it is used for the implementation of some specific platform-based application development such as electromagnetic pulse detector for iOS, Android OS and MacOS platforms.

Flutter is a programming language that is used to build cross-platform applications quickly and (ideally!) easily. At its best, Flutter allows developers to code once and launch on:

• Android
• iOS
• Web

Flutter's syntax is similar to SwiftUI's and is vaguely reminiscent of React Native's.

For mobile devs, this is a great library to build things quickly.

I have to be honest, the first time I saw the Flutter syntax I was horrified until I started to try it and wrote a couple of proofs of concept to grasp the basics of the language (Dart) and the framework. Once you start, and after becoming familiar with the weird indentation, the framework proves to be really performant and useful for rapid prototyping of conceptual apps.

I use it for small apps that need to be cross-platform and without too advanced features or resource-intensive utilization.

We use Flutter for our cross-platform mobile app. We wanted to use something like Flutter in order to maintain a single codebase, with the goal of not compromising on performance and quality. While it's simply not feasible to build 100% native-quality apps with a cross-platform solution like Flutter, our goal was to get 95% of the way there, and we believe Flutter achieves this goal while allowing our developers to use a single, shared codebase and work on updates for iOS and Android simultaneously.

Flutter is used for cross-platform development with quality of native apps. We used this language for developing Android, iOS and web applications with one-time code. We also use other platforms for cross-developing in our company but nowadays Flutter is in trending.

After evaluating several graphical framework solutions, we've recently adopted Flutter as our framework of choice for developing native apps on both desktop and mobile platforms. We wanted something that had free and open licensing, solid cross-platform support for Linux, macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android, and a strong ecosystem. Flutter ticks all those boxes and then some.