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Shalitha Suranga
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Aug 1, 2022 â‹… 6 min read

Building a Flutter desktop app: Tutorial with examples

Shalitha Suranga Programmer | Author of Neutralino.js | Technical Writer

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5 Replies to "Building a Flutter desktop app: Tutorial with examples"

  1. It was very helpful, i am working on android side of flutter…to know this kind of information it helps me alot in motivation to learn more about flutter…

  2. Nice Post. I wonder why, electron being that widespread, the OS does not provide some way for an application to render it’s UI in an existing browser process. There are obvious issues with compatibility but it would allow building much leaner applications and allow this kind of rendering for applications where it is currently not feasible due to the size of the resulting binary.

  3. This article provides a great overview of Flutter and its cross-platform capabilities for building desktop applications.

    It highlights Flutter’s growing popularity due to its single codebase for multiple platforms and efficient feature delivery.

    I’m excited to see how it’s evolving, especially with stable Windows support! It’s an excellent choice for developers looking to build native desktop apps efficiently.

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