What's new in Flutter
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Flutter 3 ships stable support for six platforms (iOS, Android, web, Windows, macOS, Linux) and adds native ARM64 macOS builds plus x64 and ARM64 release artifacts, with Canonical-backed Linux integration and a Superlist beta built from a single codebase using an open source Super Editor rich text package. Web gains a preload/headless API and faster image decoding via the WebCodecs API, DevTools adds enhanced tracing, Dart adds rich enums, flexible named-arg ordering, and super forwarding, Firebase adds official support and Crashlytics Dart symbolication, and a Casual Game Toolkit includes a sample, learning materials, and up to $900 in credits.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:58Launching Flutter 3
- 3:10Flutter sample designed to run everywhere
- 5:12Flutter for macOS
- 5:37How Superlist uses Flutter
- 8:28Flutter on Apple silicon
- 11:01Flutter on Linux
- 11:38Flutter on the web
- 12:35Flutter DevTools
- 14:00Flutter on mobile
- 14:34Put Flutter to Work
- 17:26New Dart features
- 19:31Flutter and Firebase
- 23:24How ByteDance uses Flutter
- 26:54Flutter Casual Games Toolkit
- 32:17Thank you!
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