Leaving the nest: the next 10 years of Flutter
summary
Flutter aims for the next 10 million developers by making mobile updates work like the web and shipping a production-ready over‑the‑air patch service called Shorebird code push. It runs today for Android, plans iOS support, and acts as a drop-in replacement for flutter build release producing small binary diffs, verified hashes and automatic rollback on failure. Growth claim cites ~1 million devs a month now, and the product is free to start with usage‑based pricing and CI/GitHub Action integration.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 3:39Why Flutter hasn't taken over yet
- 12:30Introducing Shorebird and code push
- 23:06Live demo of Shorebird code push
- 27:40Call to action for Flutter's future
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