Flutter
Flutter is part of the latest generation of cross-platform frameworks. Together with React Native, it offers the much-needed performance and user experience necessary for delivering top-notch results. Flutter allows developers to create high-quality compiled applications for various platforms using a single programming language.
Key Utilities
Main Uses of Flutter
1
Cross-Platform Mobile App Development
Flutter is primarily used for developing mobile applications that run seamlessly on both iOS and Android platforms. This allows developers to write a single codebase for apps that work on both operating systems, saving time and resources.
2
Web Application Development
Flutter can also be used to create full-featured, high-performance web applications. It extends the ability to use the same codebase for web applications, ensuring efficiency across mobile and web platforms.
3
Desktop Application Development
With Flutter, developers can build desktop applications for operating systems like Windows, macOS, and Linux. This feature is still evolving but offers the potential for truly universal applications from a single codebase.
4
IoT (Internet of Things) Applications
Flutter is increasingly used for embedded systems and IoT applications, a versatile UI framework for devices with screens. This usage is emerging, showcasing Flutter’s flexibility and its potential beyond app development.