Simon Auer

Writing truly cross plattform applications using flutter

How does Flutter achieve true cross-platform consistency without a performance-killing bridge? It bypasses native components entirely. See how.

Writing truly cross plattform applications using flutter
#1about 5 minutes

Comparing Flutter and React Native for cross-platform development

Flutter uses the Dart language and supports more platforms out-of-the-box compared to React Native's JavaScript-based approach.

#2about 3 minutes

How React Native renders UI with a JavaScript bridge

React Native uses a bridge to translate JavaScript code into native OEM UI components, which can become a performance bottleneck.

#3about 7 minutes

How Flutter uses the Skia engine for direct UI rendering

Flutter bypasses native components by using the Skia graphics engine to paint its own widgets directly onto a blank OS canvas for high performance.

#4about 8 minutes

Live coding a responsive app for multiple platforms

A live demonstration shows how to create a single Flutter codebase and run it on Android, web, and Linux while implementing responsive UI logic.

#5about 2 minutes

Best practices for building cross-platform Flutter apps

Key strategies for successful cross-platform development include using media queries, layout builders, and keeping widgets small and simple.

#6about 3 minutes

Answering questions on Flutter performance and use cases

The Q&A covers topics like Flutter's startup speed, its distinction from Ionic, when not to use it, and its support for native SDKs.

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