But now with Flutter, Google is proposing a cross-platform solution which includes hardware-accelerated graphics and UI, along with native ARM code, for both Android and iOS.

"We architected Flutter to be able to support glitch-free, jank-free graphics at the native speed of your device," said Google's Tim Sneath in an introductory blog post. "Flutter code is powered by ...

Flutter 1.20, which is built on the 2.9 release of Google's popular Dart programming language, lets developers add autofill functionality to their iOS and Android apps so users don't need to re ...

With the open source Flutter, you build applications and interfaces via a single code base that compiles directly to native ARM code.

In the Flutter approach, those UIs are built from a single codebase, compiled directly to native ARM code, leverage GPUs, and can access native platform APIs and services. According to Google, this is ...