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View All TagsFlutter teams now have two strong Google-backed paths for AI features:
The right choice is less about which one is "better" and more about where the AI decision should live: in the Flutter client, in a backend flow, or across both.
Flutter Web is no longer just a checkbox for teams that mainly care about iOS and Android. With WebAssembly build support and web hot reload, Flutter's web story is becoming more practical for dashboards, admin tools, landing experiences, internal apps, and companion web products.
Flutter is no longer just a UI toolkit story. The recent shifts across Flutter and Dart show a platform becoming more predictable, more AI-aware, and more opinionated about production workflows.
That matters because the real bottlenecks for mobile teams are rarely a single widget or API. They usually sit at the intersection of release planning, tooling maturity, renderer stability, AI-assisted workflows, and store compliance.
This article pulls the most important developments into one practical briefing for Flutter developers and product teams.
Cross-platform development allows software developers to create applications that can run across multiple platforms, such as iOS and Android, with a single codebase. Choosing the right language for cross-platform development is crucial for the success of the project. In this tutorial, we will compare two popular languages for cross-platform development, Kotlin and Dart, and explore their advantages, frameworks, syntax, performance, community support, and real-world examples. By the end of this tutorial, you will have a better understanding of which language is better suited for your cross-platform development needs.
Gradients are a great tool to enhance the UI of any mobile app. In this tutorial, we are going to learn how to create gradients in Flutter, step by step. You can also jump straight to the source code, since it’s pretty straightforward.
Flutter is a cross-platform application development framework released in December 2018 by Google. Since then, its community has been growing rapidly, and the Flutter framework is being adopted by many top-level software development companies. Let’s take a look at how you can create your first Flutter app in no time.
