Flutter, Flutter Little Bat: Is Cross-Platform Development for Everyone?
Summary
For starters, Flutter is a mobile cross-platform development framework that in theory, allows you to write the app once and run it on multiple platforms, mainly, iOS and Android. These binaries are then called from the respective application wrapper, which then provides your app with the canvas to draw on, as well as all the inputs you’d typically receive from the user or the external world. Also imagine having a mathematical model that combines both user input and the streaming data and updates the values of a number of the fields on the screen, as well as their existence. All these “overly complex” multithreading concepts, such as shared memory, atomic transactions, synchronization, concurrent algorithms and data structures, are here for a reason. Yes, because we have one less issue No, because in any application development fields, you’ll see the same picture: At some point on a complexity scale, a generic cross-platform solution doesn’t provide you enough control to allow your program to work flawlessly.
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