So I'm having a client that wants an online-coaching website , and I'm an flutter app developer , I've never used flutter web, and I was wondering if I can do the work in Flutter Web instead of learning Angular or Reactjs etc , because I'm familiar with flutter and it will take less time to grasp the concepts .
Answer:
YES, 100%, it will work very well. No need to learn anything new. Same code will also create a website.
Guidelines are here
Exceptions:
In case you are using packages, double-check that those are compatible with "web" (most are compatible but otherwise, you can avoid those)
Bonus information:
You can publish to Firebase... It is free and very fast.
Guidelines here.
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I was wondering if it's possible to run Flutter application components (such as building a specific screen) with other web apps. And if there is a good resource to learn how to do this.
We have a GWT web-app that we have been considering upgrading some components to Flutter, but I have not seen much information online on how to implement this.
I can't see documentation of this process online though. I have seen that you can insert Flutter into existing Android/IOS apps but I don't know how compatible this is with GWT.
Hi stack overflow community,
I'm a novice programmer in high school and have never written an app for mobile devices before so please bear with me. If I was to write an app using Flutter, will I only be required to write the code once and then be able to distribute different versions of it (iOS, macOS, Windows, Linux, Android, etc)? Or will I need to make small changes for each version such as using XCode to create the iOS version and Android Studio for the Android version? I know this is such a basic question but I've spent a couple of hours looking this stuff up and I'm still confused. Any help would be nice.
Thanks,
Daniel
In a product development environment, after writing the cross-platform code with Flutter, there are some need-to-do tasks related to Native environment.
In the case of Android, there are several cases when you'll need to touch the Native level such as config Firestore settings, Social authentication (Login with Facebook for example), changing the launch icons/ splash screen of the app or publishing to app store, etc
For iOS, the same case apply as well. So I suggest you start with small steps to develop the app first, then when running into something that seems impossible with just Flutter code, there are tutorials and SO to guide you through. It might seem overwhelmed at first, but we are all on a journey, so no need to rush it ;)
You should make small changes too. For eg when adding launcher icons and splash screen you have to edit the respective native folders. When distributing for ios you need to manually customize its Runner from xcode. There are many library that support either android only or ios only. In that case if you need that feature you have to make changes in native code like java ans swift.
if you're creating your own native plugins, you will have unique code to write. But if you're just using things out of pub, almost nothing will require change (unless you are publishing to the store).
Recently, I have been exploring the Flutter API tools and builds, even the flutter-web project. So what I really want to understand is the flutter-web support which makes it possible to compile an existing or new app into a web app, to run on web browsers. The question is: "What are the possible side effects you are likely going to experience when using flutter-web to build web apps". Thanks in advance.
The main reason why it is not advised to use flutter-web is beacuse it is not yet in a stable version.
Therefore if offers low-performance compare to normal web-apps.
For more details on the advantages and disadvantages of using flutter-web.
Check the article below. It will be of help.
Read more on Flutter Web
I hope this answers your question.
I'm looking for a good tool to develop to Web and Mobile.
A friend of mine recommended me to learn NativeScript/Angular because with that tool is possible to write the services, models, and controllers only one time and create specific views for Mobile and Web platform, sharing almost 100% the business logic code.
But I think that native script is not so hyped as flutter and maybe flutter could be more used in the next days, so I'm searching for this type of tutorial (sharing logic between Mobile and Web) in a flutter, but I'm not sure if this is really possible.
I saw something about BLOC pattern, but I am not sure if this is the correct solution for this type of project, or even if it is possible to write logic code only one time and specific "views" for Mobile and Web in a flutter.
Can anybody help me with this issue?
Thanks in advance (and sorry about my English, I'm not fluent yet)
That's the whole propaganda of flutter. The framework is made to write one code and run everywhere (android, ios, web, desktop). So you definitely are on the right path.
Unfortunately flutter web is a bit unstable right now and maybe you can face some difficulty.
Is it possible to reach a specific page in an Ionic3 app , from an external source , like another website , or a python script.
I would like to know if I can transfer data to the app, but without having the app asking for the data
such functionality is typically called “deep links” for apps. Its not easy to build such experience with apps due to platform differences (ios vs android). There are solutions that abstract differences and provide good overall implementation path: branch.io.
Branch features native plugins for Ionic 3+.
You can google guides for actual implementation.