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Top Stories published by Flutter in 2019

2019

August

Emily Fortuna in Flutter

Mar 28, 2019

Keys! What are they good for?

The key parameter can be found on basically every widget constructor, but their use is less common. Keys…

33 responses

Hans Muller in Flutter

Jun 27, 2019

Getting to the Bottom of Navigation in Flutter

Bottom navigation in mobile apps is popular because our phones keep getting…

18 responses

Emily Fortuna in Flutter

Jan 31, 2019

The Power of WebViews in Flutter

Do you want to write an app that can display a web page without having to open your mobile device’s…

34 responses

Anthony Robledo in Flutter

Nov 11, 2019

Must try: Use Firebase to host your Flutter app on the web

So you have a Flutter app, and you want to…

16 responses

Tim Sneath in Flutter

Jul 9, 2019

Announcing Flutter 1.7

Continued refinement and polish for mobile platforms

27 responses

Chris Sells in Flutter

Dec 11, 2019

Announcing Flutter 1.12: What a year!

Posted by Chris Sells, Product Manager, Flutter developer experience

12 responses

Matt Sullivan in Flutter

Jan 4, 2019

Flutter: Don’t Fear the Garbage Collector

Flutter uses Dart as a development language and as a runtime. Dart’s runtime is…

11 responses

Filip Hracek in Flutter

May 8, 2019

Performance testing of Flutter apps

The Flutter framework does a good job being fast by default, but does that mean you don’t need to…

7 responses

Kevin Moore in Flutter

May 7, 2019

Bringing Flutter to the Web

Flutter, our portable UI framework for building beautiful, tailored experiences, now supports the modern web…

29 responses

Anthony Robledo in Flutter

Jul 11, 2019

Material Range Slider in Flutter

What is it? Why might you use it? How do you theme it?

These were the top 10 stories published by Flutter in 2019. You can also dive into monthly archives for 2019 by using the calendar at the top of this page.

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