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Major steps this year on the journey to multiplatform development

Major steps this year on the journey to multiplatform development

Today, we’re happy to announce two new SDK releases — Dart 3.2 and Flutter 3.16 — and a major refresh of the Flutter Casual Games Toolkit.
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Michael Thomsen
Dart & Flutter DevTools Extensions

Dart & Flutter DevTools Extensions

A guide for building custom tooling in Dart & Flutter DevTools
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Kenzie Davisson
What’s new in Flutter 3.16

What’s new in Flutter 3.16

Material 3 by default, Impeller preview for Android, DevTools extensions, and much more
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Kevin Chisholm
Building your next casual game with Flutter

Building your next casual game with Flutter

Free & open source multi-platform 2D game development in Flutter
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Zoey Fan
Developing Flutter apps for Large screens

Developing Flutter apps for Large screens

How to optimize your Flutter app to meet Android’s large screen requirements
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Mariam Hasnany
Introducing the Flutter Consulting Directory

Introducing the Flutter Consulting Directory

Where organizations can find consultants to help build their next application
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Leigha Jarett
How IBM is creating a Flutter Center of Excellence

How IBM is creating a Flutter Center of Excellence

Learn why and how IBM makes their clients successful with Flutter
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John Mutter
What’s new in Flutter 3.13

What’s new in Flutter 3.13

2D scrolling, faster graphics, Material 3 updates and more
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Kevin Chisholm
Flutter 2023 Q1 survey — API breaking changes, deep linking, and more

Flutter 2023 Q1 survey — API breaking changes, deep linking, and more

The Flutter team has been running a quarterly user survey program since its 1.0 release in 2018. The 19th survey was announced in the…
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JaYoung Lee
How It’s Made: I/O FLIP

How It’s Made: I/O FLIP

AI-generated text and images add some fun to this card game built with Flutter, Firebase, and Google Cloud
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Very Good Ventures Team
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