Flutter everywhere — from Mobile to Web
summary
Claims that Flutter runs mobile, desktop and Web from one Dart codebase and that Google enforces 60 fps rendering with component tests. Demonstrations show hot reload editing live state, a Filipino Cuisine app compiled for web via webdev/dart→JS, and Reflectly ported quickly; web builds use the Skia renderer not a WebView so layout and accessibility still need work. Chrome-first Flutter Web hits about 60–70% completeness and some animations lag.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:49Crossplatform Flutter
- 3:10Getting involved in Dart
- 8:11Three principles of Flutter
- 11:19Flutter demo
- 18:40How Flutter looks like
- 21:12Flutter Web
- 29:09Flutter for Android
- 30:50Flutter for Web
- 33:37Questions
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