This article explores the top reasons Flutter is winning attention and why it should be your Android app strategy.

Flutter, Google’s open source UI toolkit, is making this bold vision a reality. With its latest updates, Flutter is not just keeping pace with the ever-evolving tech landscape; it’s shaping it.

At its I/O developer conference, Google today announced the launch of Flutter 3, the latest version of its open source, multiplatform UI development framework for building natively compiled ...

Flutter 3 expands available platform targets to include macOS and Linux desktop app support, fully integrates Flutter with Firebase, adds native development support for Apple Silicon, and includes ...

It doesn’t happen often, but surprisingly Google’s Flutter mobile development environment is adding a new build target in Windows, alongside its existing support for Android, iOS, macOS, Linux ...

Flutter is a new SDK for making iOS and Android apps. It just entered beta, but it’s one way to make an app, and it’s especially well-suited to fancy user interfaces.

It now has two mobile app SDKs: Android and Flutter. As a cross-platform SDK, Flutter apps work on iOS and Android. It does a neat trick of kind of sidestepping both OS' UI frameworks.