In the past couple of years I’ve become interested in the cloud. I’ve spent a good chunk of my career working in mobile development, and if theres one trend I don’t think is going away soon is apps powered by a platform. As any good engineer would do, I was keen to learn more.

This post is based off a talk given at Google I/O Extended for Google Developers Group London in July 2023. The slides for the talk are available here

This is part three of a series of blog posts about getting started with Flutter. In part two, we used the Flutter plugin to create a new app project, ran the app using an Android Emulator and made use of Flutters’ Hot Reload feature

This is part two of a series of blog posts about getting started with Flutter. In part one, we covered what Declarative UI is and got setup with the Flutter SDK and Flutter Plugin for Android Studio

Flutter is a UI toolkit, allowing you to build a native UI across mobile, web and desktop. The beauty of Flutter is this is possible from a single codebase using declarative UI.