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Why native app developers should take a serious look at Flutter(medium.com)
4 points by sethladd 9y ago|0 comments
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by sethladd 9y ago
(disclaimer: I work on Flutter) Thanks for your feedback! I opened https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/12438 to track the "not playing a sound when tapped". We're currently working on imp
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by sethladd 9y ago
(disclaimer: I'm on the Flutter team) Thanks for the feedback! We are working on improving our accessibility now, which is required for our business-critical Google users and others. For example, you can follow this issue if you'r
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by sethladd 9y ago
(disclaimer: I work on Flutter) Thanks for the feedback. We're currently exploring how to do inline video, which we think will teach us about techniques for inline maps. These are very top requested features. Stay tuned! :)
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by sethladd 9y ago
(disclaimer: I work on the Flutter team) We're working on accessibility right now, it's incredibly important to us and our users. A big driver here is Google's usage of Flutter. There are business-critical teams at Google rig
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by sethladd 9y ago
(disclaimer: I work on the Flutter team) > What do I see when I'm running an older native version? You will see exactly the pixels that your designer intended and your developer coded. :) Apps built with Flutter ship the renderer an
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by sethladd 9y ago
(disclaimer: I work on Flutter.) Hi, thanks for the feedback! Would you be willing to "thumbs up" this issue? https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/73 It helps us when triaging. Thank you!
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by sethladd 9y ago
(disclaimer: I work on Flutter.) Flutter uses its own renderer based on Skia. Flutter essentially asks the OS for an surface to draw onto, and then Flutter draws all the pixels through Skia.
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One codebase, two apps and 1278 lines of code(traversoft.com)
1 points by sethladd 9y ago|0 comments
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by sethladd 9y ago
(disclaimer: I'm on the Flutter team) We're looking at ways to make it easier to glance at and understand Flutter code. Here's one experiment: https://github.com/Dart-Code/Dart-Code/issues/383
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How I Do Developer UX at Google(reddit.com)
1 points by sethladd 9y ago|0 comments
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by sethladd 9y ago
[disclaimer: I work on the Flutter project] One of the reasons we picked Dart was that is compiles to ARM (native) code. Dart has been pretty efficient for the project so far, but we haven't yet looked very deeply at battery life. Some
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by sethladd 9y ago
[disclaimer: I work on the Flutter project] We're adding more Cupertino (iOS-flavor) widgets. A few that we already have: spinner, toggle slider, button, alert. Check out the library ( https://docs.flutter.io/flutter&#x2
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by sethladd 9y ago
(disclaimer: I work on the Flutter team.) You can use Flutter today to write an app that runs on iOS and Android. :)
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HTML/CSS analogs in Flutter(flutter.io)
1 points by sethladd 10y ago|0 comments
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Building Layouts in Flutter(flutter.io)
3 points by sethladd 10y ago|0 comments
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by sethladd 11y ago
Yes, strong mode and the Dart analyzer are all available in the Dart SDK. (Strong mode is in development, but it's still quite useful.)
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by sethladd 11y ago
(disclaimer: I work on the Flutter team.) It's true that Dart is an optionally-typed system, and that type annotations are ignored at runtime. That may seem scary at first, but we built an analyzer that statically analyzes your program
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by sethladd 11y ago
Thanks for the comment. We'll change our FAQ. Issue filed here: https://github.com/flutter/flutter.github.io/issues/55
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by sethladd 11y ago
(disclaimer: I work on the Flutter team) Yes, strong mode is something the Flutter team uses to help check their code. Dart is pretty cool this way: you can scale up or down how much "typiness" you want. As your program matures, y
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DartPad, a Dart playground in your browser, goes 1.0(news.dartlang.org)
5 points by sethladd 11y ago|0 comments
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by sethladd 11y ago
Dart is much more full-featured than CoffeeScript. Dart is a completely new language, with much improved semantics. Dart has features such as method cascades, mixins, async/await, optional types, a rich core library, factory constructo
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by sethladd 11y ago
Google Ads uses Dart for their next-gen web interfaces. That's a good committed user for us to have as a partner. :) [disclaimer: I work on the dart team]
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by sethladd 12y ago
Any chance you can share more details? You can send me a message with @sethladd or plus.google.com/+sethladd [I'm a PM on Dart, and would love to learn more.] Cheers!
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by sethladd 12y ago
It's only megabyte heavy if you use all of Dart's reflection capabilities. If you don't use dart:mirrors, Dart is competitive in size when compiled to JavaScript, especially when you consider that a modern web app today conta
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by sethladd 12y ago
Dart is great for scripting and server-side today. Check out https://api.dartlang.org for our core libraries... lots of good stuff in there (collections, async, networking, files, sockets, etc). And if you don't find what y
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by sethladd 12y ago
Dart had Futures and Streams (the underlying classes for async) built-in from day one, and Dart has always been an event-loop-per-isolate language. The async/await/etc language features just make asynchronous programming much easi
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by sethladd 12y ago
You'll need to compile to JavaScript to use Dart on the web. Lots of our developers say that the net win for them is the language, libraries, and tools they use while developing their app.
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by sethladd 12y ago
There are business critical apps built in Dart here at Google. You're in good company. :)
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Evolving the Dart Language with Dart Enhancement Proposals(news.dartlang.org)
36 points by sethladd 12y ago|22 comments

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