Flutter, Google's framework for building multi-platform apps, is showcasing its latest updates at its Flutter Forward event today.

The “flutter attach” mechanism in the command-line tools, Visual Studio Code, and IntelliJ can now easily attach onto a running Flutter module for debugging, DevTools, and hot reload.

Google has released Dart 2.5 with support for calling C code and intelligent code completion, and Flutter 1.9 with iOS 13 and macOS Catalina support.

Flutter’s UI-tooling is native code and as it works with standard Windows API calls, you can use it with new or existing code.

Flutter emerged a bit later (first teased in 2015, released around 2017) from Google’s labs. It came with its own engine, ...

FlutterFlow today announced the next evolution of Dreamflow, a smarter, AI-powered development environment that is reimagining how modern apps are built. Dreamflow merges sharper tooling, smarter ...

Zoey Fan, product manager for Flutter, recently announced that Codepen, a popular online code playground, is now supporting Flutter. Flutter developers interested in sharing code snippets, or ...

The team at Google recently announced the first production release of Flutter support for Windows as an app target.

Google's Flutter team has announced the winners of a developer competition to create new clock faces for the Lenovo Smart Clock.