HOW FLUTTER INTEGRATES with apple frameworks and tooling - Leigha Reid | Swift Heroes 2023 Talk

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⏩ Chapter:
00:00 intro
01:14 Flutter logo
2:13 What is Flutter
3:17 Flutter Architecture
4:55 Flutter Framework
06:21 Hardware Abstraction Layer
07:07 Control every pixel
09:06 integrate in Swift DEMO
11:46 Run
12:57 API
13:23 Plugins
17:01 Widget Extension
18:59 Add Flutter to an iOS App
21:32 Wrap-up
👂Maybe you've heard a bit about #Flutter and are looking to give it a try -
🤯 but you already have a SwiftUI app and #migrating the entire thing would be a big hassle.
🔧 In this talk, we'll go through the architecture of how Flutter #integrates with Apple's frameworks and developer tooling.
▶ We'll also give a live #demo on how you can create a new screen in Flutter and add it to your existing SwiftUI app.
🎤 Leigha Reid, Product Manager for Flutter, Google
📍Swift Heroes 2023 was hosted in Turin, 4-5 May. Attended by 320 iOS developer participants and broadcast to an additional 320 Swift enthusiasts across the globe. The agenda covered a range of important iOS developer topics including SwiftUI, the composable architecture, accessibility, developer tools, testing and much more.
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[@isurujn]

I used to be a native zealot for the longest time 😅 But I got a taste of Flutter at my last job. Now I'm in the more middle ground mindset where I think each tool/technology has its place and it largely depends on a various set of needs and requirements. In other words, I think Flutter has its uses and neither Flutter won't replace native and vice versa. Having seen how Flutter has matured in the short period of time, I do honestly think SwiftUI has a lot of catching up to do. These slow once in a year release cycles are really hurting native iOS devs.