Hands on Flutter
summary
Flutter is an open source mobile SDK (alpha since Google I/O 2017) that compiles Dart to native ARM/LLVM code, renders with Skia on a C++ engine, and targets Android API 16+ and 64-bit iOS (5s+). Demonstrated features include hot reload with preserved app state, a native method example using platform channels to read battery level, the Flutter Gallery on Play Store, and production apps like Hamilton; the runtime aims for 60 fps. Over 100 Play Store apps exist, with i18n, accessibility, maps and video still maturing.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and passion for Flutter
- 5:50What is Flutter and its benefits
- 9:03Developer experience and tooling
- 12:17Hot reload demonstration
- 17:02High-performance widgets and architecture
- 23:05Platform channels and native integration
- 25:16Performance optimization and compilation
- 29:33Flutter’s ecosystem and future
- 31:43Closing and Q&A
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