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    Olivier Lange @olange CC BY-SA 15/11/2019

    « Google Fuchsia » from Wikipedia ▻https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Fuchsia
    #os #kernel #skia #vulkan #flutter #materialDesign

    « […] Fuchsia can run on many platforms, from embedded systems to smartphones, tablets, and personal computers. […]

    Fuchsia’s user interface and apps are written with Flutter, a software development kit allowing cross-platform development abilities for Fuchsia, Android and iOS.

    Flutter produces apps based on Dart, offering apps with high performance that run at 120 frames per second. Flutter also offers a Vulkan-based graphics rendering engine called Escher […]

    Fuchsia is based on a new microkernel called Zircon. Zircon is derived from Little Kernel, a small operating system intended for embedded systems. […] Zircon was previously known as Magenta and it was designed to scale to any application from embedded RTOS (Real-Time Operating Systems) to mobile and desktop devices of all kinds. […] »

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 16/04/2019

    How to Add #flutter to your Production #android App
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    There are instructions on how to add Flutter to existing Andriod App, but none of it has been done on a Production one, which is…Continue reading on Hacker Noon »

    #mobile-app-development #software-development #android-app-development

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 27/03/2019

    Introducing UI2CODE : An Automatic #flutter #ui Code Generator
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    With the help of AI, Alibaba’s Xianyu tech team is advancing an intelligent tool that renders visual UI design as Flutter code with 100 percent accuracyAs we explored in our recent article on AI-based algorithm development, automation is quickly changing from something to that developers can work on into something that can do developers’ work. While the extent of this shift remains to be seen in the years to come, one major focus today is how AI can tackle the repetitive and tedious aspects of application development so human developers can focus their efforts elsewhere.Now, developers at Alibaba’s Xianyu(闲鱼) second-hand trading platform have launched the UI2CODE project to apply deep learning technology in converting visual user interface images to client-side code. With clear component, (...)

    #artificial-intelligence #ecommerce #machine-learning

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 13/03/2019

    Easily Impossible: One approach to designing a great API
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    Why building graphical user interfaces is hard.Why is it so hard to write and maintain UI code? One of the reasons is poor API design. Specifically poor balance of control vs effort over a set of use cases. Effort is the time it takes to implement a use case using an API. Control is how fine-grained the commands that we send to an API can be.This issue of balance is not GUI-specific, it’s a generic problem in API design. This post is my attempt to understand the dynamics between control and effort using examples from #frontend development.The lost art of geometryHere’s a puzzle. Let’s say we have two rectangles. One is taller and wider than the other. We want to place and vertically center the smaller rectangle inside the larger one.The height of the larger rectangle is h1. The height of the (...)

    #web-development #flutter #api-development #design-an-api

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  • @hackernoon
    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 11/03/2019

    #flutter 1.2 : What’s new in this release ?
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    Mobile cross-platform development has reached a new dimension with the introduction of Flutter. Since the team at Google released Flutter 1.0 in last December, the buzz has been never-ending. And as we talked and debated about the recent entrant, Flutter 1.2 is out!Flutter 1.2 is the first feature update for Google Flutter. It was released on February 26 at the Mobile World Congress held in Barcelona. So, let’s see what’s new this time!Dart 2.2The use of #dart has proven to be a major game changer for Flutter. The performance enhancements offered by Dart for Flutter apps is huge. Keeping this in mind, the new Flutter release includes Dart 2.2 SDK for faster performance.In Dart 2.2, they have specifically focussed on improving the performance of the Ahead Of Time (AOT) code. Developers can (...)

    #flutter-1-point-2 #flutter-one-point-two #android-app-development

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 28/02/2019

    Top 10 #flutter Companies in 2019
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    Best of the best! Experts in Flutter around the globe!2019 is in its second month and the era of mobile application technology is continuously reaching new peaks. In the midst of the power struggle between companies to take hold of this division, Google has made its mark by releasing its own open-source SDK for app development.Flutter was announced in its alpha stage in May 2017 and towards the end of 2018, Google announced the first stable release of its brainchild at the annual Flutter conference in December. Flutter has proved to be a revolution in the Mobile application development scene with its intuitive design and cross-platform developmental features. Removing the need for JavaScript bridges for communication and it has become one of the fastest frameworks to be adopted by (...)

    #programming #mobile-app-development #ios #android

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      hardyian @hardyian 8/07/2021

      https://www.cronj.com/frontend-development/html.html

      Interested to learn this language? Then head on to this tutorial and get to know all about HTML! Plus we have added numerous examples such that you can learn better! So happy learning! A good free online resource to provide a quick overview in front end stuff.

      #programming #webdevelopment #learnHtml #html

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  • @hackernoon
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    #flutter — #slack Redesign Challenge : What I learnt from it.
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    Flutter — Slack Redesign Challenge: What I learnt from it.Exploring the power of UI in flutter, I decided to create something cool. I saw the concept of slack application while browsing up-laps.Link: ▻https://www.uplabs.com/posts/slack-redesing-challengeHere I reveal the power of flutter.Slack Redesigned using Flutter SDKMy flutter redesign is not exactly same as the up-labs version but quite similar, I took it as motivation. I used the default flutter icons and colors to keep it simple.I used flutter as a hobbyist for some time and made couple of packages.After working on this redesign challenge I would love to share my experience in this article.What is Flutter, Dart or FuchsiaHeard about Google’s new operating system for mobile devices? Fuchsia OS. Google didn’t make any public announcements (...)

    #android #mobile-app-development #ios

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 26/01/2019

    React Native vs #flutter — Which is preferred for you?
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    React Native vs Flutter — Which is preferred for you?React Native vs FlutterIn this article, you will get detailed information for the React Native vs Flutter and Its quick comparisons.As more and more people are embracing modernized technology, the demand for mobile apps has increased to a large extent. In order to stay abreast with the growing need of the customers and businesses, the constant inflow of the niche technology, frameworks, and the platforms becomes a must. For developing a fresh mobile application for new business segment developers need robust technology that makes the time-consuming coding time simple and efficient. In order to achieve this, many developers have started using the cross-platform app, so that they can leverage its features to design e-commerce apps, (...)

    #flutter-vs-react-native #mobile-app-development #hybrid-app-development #react-native

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  • @hackernoon
    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 16/01/2019

    Creating a Bridge in #flutter between Dart and Native Code
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    How to develop a Bridge in Flutter between Dart and Native CodeFlutter allows us to call platform-specific APIs available in Java or Kotlin code on #android and in Objective C or Swift code on iOS.Flutter’s platform-specific API works with message passing.From Flutter app we have to send messages to a host on iOS or Android parts of the app over a platform channel. The host listens on the platform channel and receives the message. It then uses any platform-specific APIs using the native #programming language and sends back a response to the Flutter portion of app.Architecture overviewMessages are passed between the Flutter Code(UI) and host (platform) using platform channels. Messages and responses are passed asynchronously and the user interface remains responsive.On Dart side using (...)

    #bridge-in-flutter #mobile-app-development

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  • @hackernoon
    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 9/01/2019

    Clean up all the #flutter !
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    Flutter Clutter is hard to read! Gonna clean it up!You know what I don’t like about Flutter? Very little. However, I did, have to get use to reading the long vertical lists of parameters. Most times, they weren’t just parameters, they’re a list of anonymous functions being passed as parameters which made it that much harder to read. And Man! At times, there is a lot of clutter! A lot of Flutter Clutter!Of course, one can adapt. It does has its merits, but I decided to clean it up a bit. Below is a ‘before and after’ picture. What do you think?Original ContactDetailsPage vs. New ContactDetailsPageBy ExampleI’m using the repo., contacts_service, as an example. I arbitrarily picked it. I’m not picking on those particular developers or anything. As it happens, it itself demonstrates the use of the (...)

    #framework

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  • @hackernoon
    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 8/01/2019

    About #flutter Live 2018
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    Google Flutter offers a rich palette of tools to make beautiful native apps.On December 4th, the Flutter team held a global Flutter party Flutter Live’18 at the Science Museum in London to share the latest Flutter news and updates. It was heard that bug fixes and stabilization were the main focuses for the release. However, we also heard news about some major enhancements and partnerships.If you missed out the keynote of Flutter Live, do not worry. We have it all covered here in the blog with the major announcements made during the event.The Major Announcements of Flutter Live 2018Flutter 1.0 Flutter Live 2018 began with a major announcement — Flutter is no longer a beta SDK. #google has released Flutter version 1.0 to the thousands of developers and businesses for creating beautiful native (...)

    #flutterlive #about-flutter-liv #mobile-app-development

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  • @hackernoon
    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 1/01/2019

    One Year with #flutter: My Experience
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    It’s been an amazing year for Flutter.Roughly around this time last year, I wrote “Why Flutter Will Take Off in 2018”. While in beta for pretty much the entire 2018 and now at version 1.0, the Flutter community and product have grown tremendously, with Flutter now being in the top 20 repos on Github. Reflecting back on this article, it’s time for me to give an update on my experience with Flutter one year out, with all the pros and cons I’ve found along the way.How did I exactly did I “work with Flutter” in the past year? I’ve:Re-written an iOS app I’ve had in the App Store into Flutter.Developed a free crash course on Flutter, recording over 5 hours of instructional video content.A number of smaller, not yet published apps with Flutter.So before I list out my thoughts, note that my background, in (...)

    #dart #react-native #android-app-development #ios-app-development

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  • @hackernoon
    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 16/12/2018

    Google Launches #flutter 1.0 Which Goes Beyond Mobile App Development
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    Google finally released Flutter version 1.0 on December 5th 2018 at its Live event in London.It is a fast, powerful cross-platform app UI framework that helps developers create attractive, native mobile app user experiences from a single codebase.Ever since its first announcement in March 2017, Flutter has been talk of the town among most developer communities. Though few said that Flutter is just a Google’s small product of experiment that the company is not even serious about.But, after the latest Flutter live event in London, Google demonstrated how serious they’re with Flutter, proving all naysayers wrong!In fact, a considerable number of developers have established Flutter as their ideal cross-platform mobile application development tool. Plus, the adoption rate of Flutter is (...)

    #android-app-development #hybrid-app-development #ios-app-development #mobile-app-development

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  • @hackernoon
    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 15/11/2018

    From Build to Launch in 5 weeks: A #firebase, #flamelink & #flutter Fairytale.
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    I’ve been involved in the tech industry for the best part of 5 years now, in varying roles across the board ranging from freelance Digital Copywriter, Business Relationship Manager/Account Exec and most recently as Marketing Lead at Flamelink.I’ve learnt in this time, that tech projects take time. More often than not, more time than was originally anticipated.I’m not going to unpack the reasons for my above statement any further - that’s something I’m not willing to stick my neck out for - Not even for the GDP of a small island nation somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean. ;-)The point is that these projects take time. And time is money. So it stands to reason, the longer it takes to build an app, or website, the more money it costs, whether the client foots the bill or it comes down to the (...)

    #app-development #developer-tools

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 24/07/2018

    #react Native vs #flutter: Which Is More Startup friendly?
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    Due to a huge demand for mobile apps, a large number of businesses and start-ups have shifted their core app development concerns to mobile app development. There is a constant inflow of niche technology, platforms, and frameworks when it comes to developing a mobile application for new businesses. This allows mobile developers to create revolutionary mobile applications. Nowadays, cross-platform app development is getting more popularity among start-ups. With which developers can design an e-commerce app, various interactive apps, and social apps.Therefore, the two mobile app development frameworks react native vs flutter is creating the buzz and fighting to prove itself to be the host of the cross-platform mobile app development. React native was introduced by Facebook and in very (...)

    #react-native #react-native-development #flutter-vs-react-native

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 23/03/2018

    #flutter should have been a predecessor to #react Native.
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    Why I think #google should have launched Flutter, a couple years ago.There has been much activity in “Building apps for multiple platforms, using a single code base” camp, in recent years. #facebook is getting all the love from the developer community and a large number of people are using its open source frameworks, such as, React and React Native.Google, of course, wanted to have a piece of that action and love. Hence, we’ve witnessed the birth of this new framework, Flutter. Why would I say that? It’s because Google could have introduced such a framework, long back, even before the advent of React Native. That should have always been the way developers built apps, instead to writing one single app, two times, for two different platforms, when the ROI is negligible.Let’s face it, there is (...)

    #react-native

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