shadowfu

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   by shadowfu 2y ago

   +1 to what was said above; the UI didn't take 3.5 years to make - we launched it fairly quickly and then continued to improve on it. Later there was large UX refresh, so maybe that's where OP is getting confused? Either way, that
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   by shadowfu 3y ago

   This was the first response when I shared this with someone else.
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   by shadowfu 4y ago

   "libraries that you write for mobile" If you're writing java/kotlin, yes. If you're writing UI libraries, its portable.
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   by shadowfu 4y ago

   Learning Dart is a ~1 week amount of time.
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   by shadowfu 4y ago

   Web: you have html and canvas kit rendering. It's fast and can auto select which renderer to use - or you can force it.
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   by shadowfu 4y ago

   I've used flutter for several years. Years before that I wrote in Dart for web and native work. I've loved flutters ability to reach multiple platforms with the same codebase and still look great. My small-ish team has been respon
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   by shadowfu 5y ago

   Just out of curiosity; do you see these while running in profile / release mode?