Introduction to Flutter

Flutter is a portable UI toolkit that was built by Google to build natively-compiled apps across mobile, web, and desktop from a single codebase. The programming language used to build this platform is Dart. Some of the apps that are developed in Flutter include Xianyu app by Alibaba, Hamilton app for Hamilton Musical and Google Ads app.
Popularity: 68,000 Stars on Github (June 2019)
Reference Link: https://flutter.dev/


Time-Frame to Develop the App
When developers make changes to the codebase in Flutter , they are immediately reflected in the application. This is the so-called Hot reload feature, and it typically takes (milli-)seconds for changes to show. Hence, developers can add features, fix bugs, and experiment with new ideas in an instant. It is also is very handy when it comes to developing designer collaboration.
From the developer’s perspective, Flutter offers a more dynamic and faster app development. .

Performance
Flutter employs the C/C++ library, which is much closer to machine language and delivers superior native performance. All the components, including the UI, are compiled using C/C++.
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Competitive Advantages
Flutter offers:

• Rich widgets which enhance the look and feel of the app
• Popularity and a growing community base
• Easy to understand documentation with strong support from the Flutter team
• Fastest development time

​Drawbacks/Limitations
Flutter doesn’t allow:

• The use of 3D touch (although, it is in the pipeline for future development)
• Design elements to be platform specific
• The app to have multiple interactions with an OS or rare native libraries
• Significant usage of phone hardware, in case the app needs a minimal UI
• To create an instant (small-sized) app

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