Write your first Flutter App
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Claim: Flutter compiles to native AOT binaries while using Dart JIT for fast development, targets AOT and JIT compilation, and promises smooth 60fps animations. The hands-on lab uses the Flutter SDK, Dart tools and an Android/iOS emulator, follows the flutter.io setup links, and demonstrates hot reload. A simple app gets built in the two-hour codelab and demo app runs on simulator, launching successfully and showing responsive custom widgets and animations.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:10Romain Rastel
- 1:40Horacio Gonzalez
- 7:28Then the Webviews...
- 9:01And the Reactive views
- 10:13Enter Flutter
- 11:38Flutter architecture
- 12:32Dart can be compiled AOT or JITM
- 13:58Dart's allocation and GC
- 14:42Dart is an easy, familiar language
- 15:37Traditional rule based layouts
- 16:40Chrome team experiment
- 17:19Everything is a widget
- 19:01Material Design 2.0
- 19:38Blazing fast and flexible layouts
- 20:50Why choose Flutter?
- 21:45Flutter is on the starting blocks
- 22:16Getting momentum
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