Is Google killing Flutter? (RIP Flutter) 

That would be the last hit also for me!

Can’t disagree even though it’s highly unlikely.

Say that to angular devs. Its been depricated yet devs still using google products, so stop being idiot. Dont be framework engineer, be software engineer!

They aren't gonna do it now, but it's coming in 3-5 years

@@porscheprairie3232 You can never know, but I doubt it! It's already too big, too successful!

Did you really think Google was gonna kill Flutter tho?

@@KhalidWar yep clickbait, thumbs-down.

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Thanks, Hammad. Appreciate that

I can’t answer that for you but Flutter isn’t going anywhere any time soon. I’m betting on it

@@KhalidWar thanks i was expecting

Man, along the way Microsoft has killed tons of projects. Yet I am still using windows

Flutter

That's how software works. Your code accumilates "tech debt", becomes legacy, and even breaks if you haven't maintained it in 2 years. Standard not Flutter specific.

React Native would be the 'go to' option for you. Many people choose Flutter because of it is 'attractive' user interface. If that is not your aim, then work in React Native instead. Flutter does has a steep learning curve and many bells and whisles that you have to learn with time.

Good luck. You got this!

Unfortunately that doesn’t mean much when it comes to Flutter’s adoption and long term success if Google stopped supporting it.

@@KhalidWar I agree, but I'm active members who push to Flutter, and being part of different community. Sharing what I have seeing among community

As a native Android developer with with more than a decade of experience yeah it gonna happen Google is more interested in KMM and it's better .

​@@henrik908 hey i am a complete newbie , can you explain me this kmm and kmp?

@@Shreya-hi8wu KMM is basically is a cross-platform framework where you can write the native Android and ios code the business logic is written in Kotlin which is a modern programming language developed by Jetbrains and the UI can be written seperately or you can use the Jetpack compose which is a default ui tool kit for Android so basically it gives native feel the apps made on KMM are faster and efficient than any other cross platform frameworks but KMM is in it's early stage the ecosystem is still growing allot of libraries are being developed but it's all about time it will definitely takeover flutter google recently fired allot of staff from flutter team cause google knows that KMM has more scope in log run .

​@@Shreya-hi8wuMost prolly he miss spelt, it should be KMP. KMP is basically Kotlin Multiplatform, which ingeneral means you can create apps for Android,iOS, desptops, Tablets, Smart watches etc etc. but the most important is you can create for both iOS and Android

Dealing with gradle and xcode is part of being a Flutter dev

​@@KhalidWar yupe. But, I prefer using Kotlin.

Anyone who might be on the fence because I know Flutter isn't going anywhere.

Never say never.

Just watched it and it was very informative. Excited for WASM now

Binance uses React.js

I know CMC does but not sure about the actual Binance app

How about MAUI? just a question

@@DeepakBhagat04 never even heard of it

KMM is the future

Lol compose multiplatform is the future

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@@KhalidWar final nail in the coffin of flutter should be React Native going bridgeless plus massive perf boost.

@@LEONARDO-xs2ke react native is garbage.

@@Mfbzai flutter is not a serious project, only for school kids

@@LEONARDO-xs2ke my employer is paying me 6-figures to build their school project