3 years ago

Category: android, ios

Flutter allows developers to create native apps for five operating systems — iOS, Android, Windows, macOS and Linux — as well as a web app for modern browsers like Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge. Perhaps the biggest news in the Flutter 2 announcement was that its support for the web is now labeled “stable” (prior to this, it was “beta”). Flutter, which initially launched in 2015, has primarily been seen as a mobile-focused Software Development Kit (SDK) for Android and iOS.

When announcing the stable web support, Google noted that Flutter is best suited for Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), Single Page Apps (SPAs), and bringing existing mobile apps to the web.

When it comes down to it, Flutter is a user interface framework and specializes in dynamic design elements — so it’s best suited for web apps that require a rich, interactive UI.