What is Flutter?

What is Flutter?

Flutter is a mobile application development SDK started by Google and is open source.

It can be used for application development on Android, IOS, and Google Fuchsia operating systems.

Flutter is completely free and open to contributions from all developers.
If you also want to contribute something to Flutter, you can click the image below to go to the Flutter Github repo.


https://github.com/flutter/flutter


Flutter's official website is "https://flutter.dev/"

One of the biggest features of Flutter is that it is extremely suitable for CrossPlatform, meaning it is a very suitable SDK for working on multiple platforms.
You can easily develop your application for iOS and Android and run it on the other platform without any changes.

Flutter gets its power from a programming language called Dart, which is developed by Google; as a result, truly user-friendly and nice programs can be made using it.

Flutter works with a widget logic and allows you to create your mobile apps as if you are designing a web page.

Flutter Features


  • Writing code in Flutter is quite easy.
  • Thanks to the HotReload feature, the old workflow of building in the emulator before testing your app is almost gone with Flutter; with Hot Reload, you can see the changes you make directly without having to build again after the first build.
  • Flutter can be installed on all platforms. (Windows, Mac, Linux)
  • It is tailor-made for CrossPlatform applications.
  • You do not need to use system-heavy IDEs to use Flutter; you can easily write your code with lightweight IDEs like Visual Studio Code.
  • With Flutter Doctor, you can easily overcome any issues you encounter during installation or later on.
  • Flutter is an SDK designed for fast software development and is developer-friendly, really allowing you to quickly build great applications in a short time.


You can ask me below anything you're curious about regarding Flutter (I'm also in the process of learning, but I'll research and share my knowledge with you.)
Also, the best resources about Flutter are the documentations found on its official website.