Building Modern Cross-Platform Apps with Flutter
summary
Flutter claims native‑speed 60 fps mobile apps by compiling Dart ahead‑of‑time into native code, avoiding a JavaScript bridge and shipping its own rendering engine and widgets inside the app. Hot reload actually preserves state and speeds prototyping, a Gmail‑style UI is built end‑to‑end during the demo and runs on iOS and Android with correct platform scroll physics, minimum app size sits around ~7 MB, and production evidence includes Hamilton app ~1M downloads and stateful hot reload works.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction to Flutter
- 1:01Why Flutter matters
- 3:51Hot reload feature
- 5:16Cross-platform frameworks comparison
- 8:06Flutter architecture deep dive
- 10:17Widgets and UI building
- 12:23Setting up Flutter
- 13:47First Flutter app code
- 18:47Prototyping Gmail app
- 21:39Scaffold and app bar
- 24:52List view implementation
- 27:22Custom list item widget
- 33:00Cross-platform consistency demo
- 33:42Flutter features overview
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