What’s next for Flutter
<p>Today we’re excited to share our vision for Flutter at Flutter Forward, our developer event streaming live from Nairobi, Kenya, as developers from around the world gather in-person and online to learn about future directions for Flutter.</p>
<p>Flutter is a UI toolkit that enables app developers to build for mobile, web, and desktop from a single codebase. Flutter enables you to build <strong>beautiful</strong> apps, giving you complete control over every pixel on the screen. It’s <strong>fast</strong>, taking advantage of your phone or computer’s hardware with support for hardware-accelerated graphics and natively-compiled machine code. It’s <strong>productive</strong>, with technologies like stateful hot reload that allow you to immediately see code changes in your app. Its <strong>portability</strong> enables you to deploy to a wide variety of platforms with the same source code and without surprises. And it’s fully <strong>open source</strong>, with no cost to license it or need to pay for tools to develop for it.</p>
<p>Flutter has proven popular, with over 700,000 published apps to date: from small startups with big ideas to enterprises with critical needs. At Google, too, we’re finding Flutter a valuable tool, enabling teams like Google Classroom to deliver high-quality solutions to mobile and web users; we’re also adding support for it in our other developer tools including Google Ads, Google Maps, Google Pay, and of course Firebase.</p>
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