Uploaded November 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
... but the also the one that they need right now?
Flutter is an open-source mobile application development SDK created by Google. It is used to develop applications for Android and iOS by coding just once in Dart and deploying to both of these platforms. Flutter makes it so easy to build mobile apps without impacting the app’s performance. The app it produces is a treat for the eyes as everything is drawn right on the screen, pixel perfect!
“Why do I need this when I already have React Native?”. I got that covered in this talk for you along with the following takeaways:
Why coding twice is not productive anymore?
A brief about how Flutter came into existence
Flutter’s ability to keep the same performance as the native app
Comparison with React Native and other dual platform frameworks
Best resources to get started with Flutter
Fun Fact: Flutter was meant to use JS at first, but the team eventually decided to go with Dart. I’ll talk about this as well.
By the end of this talk, you will be itching to write your first app in Flutter!
Get ready for some engaging questions and punny one-liners ready that would make you want to not miss a second of this talk.
... but the also the one that they need right now?
Flutter is an open-source mobile application development SDK created by Google. It is used to develop applications for Android and iOS by coding just once in Dart and deploying to both of these platforms. Flutter makes it so easy to build mobile apps without impacting the app’s performance. The app it produces is a treat for the eyes as everything is drawn right on the screen, pixel perfect!
“Why do I need this when I already have React Native?”. I got that covered in this talk for you along with the following takeaways:
Why coding twice is not productive anymore?
A brief about how Flutter came into existence
Flutter’s ability to keep the same performance as the native app
Comparison with React Native and other dual platform frameworks
Best resources to get started with Flutter
Fun Fact: Flutter was meant to use JS at first, but the team eventually decided to go with Dart. I’ll talk about this as well.
By the end of this talk, you will be itching to write your first app in Flutter!
Get ready for some engaging questions and punny one-liners ready that would make you want to not miss a second of this talk.
