IMO Fuchsia is going to replace Android, or if you want, Fuchsia will gain an Android compatibility layer so it'd be indistinguishable for most apps to know the underlying kernel. After all, they are already working on a VM and Fuchsia is in theory a better embedded OS than Linux.
I honestly would tell someone to focus more on this than kotlin based mobile. I can see by next year it being introduced for mobile. They want to ditch android bad .
I'm not a pro, but its probably binary code. I tried flashing Arduino Uno (microcontroller) several times and I think it only understands binary. Although the SDK uses Ardunio's custom C or even Micropython (python on embed), the compiled code is directly flashed into the memory. So there is no use of Linux in embedded device (assuming we use it for sensors and actuator).
I had upload my app to playstore in the internal testing for 100people. Currently it is in review mode After upload google gives me download app link for testers i used that and download app but app after downloading. App is not logging via Google. At the upload time i gives the sha keys to the firestore. There are 4keys at firestore 2 upload keys & 2 debug keys. Can you tell What the problem occurred ?
Fuchsia is trying to solve the problem of fragmentation and "ambient computing"..Flutter also tries to solve "ambient computing" aka cross platform development. Google wants you to be able to access all of its services anywhere and with IoT becoming bigger Fuchsia is there attempt at having 1 OS for multiple hardware systems.
Who said that? Are you sure? Double Check. From Flutter.dev: The Dart code that paints Flutter's visuals is compiled into native code, which uses Skia for rendering. ... The same is true for Flutter on other native platforms, such as iOS, Windows, or macOS.
@@Gabeyre you stated that dart is compiled to native code and the same is true for others native platforms ios, windows. So I understand, in your perspective "native code" is native os code not machine native code
