Direct Native Interop in Flutter 3.50: Let’s understand it!
by Abhishek Doshi medium.com
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It’s time to say goodbye to platform channel boilerplate and call native code directly from Dart! Flutter 3.50 is here, and one feature I’m personally very excited about is direct native interop going stable!If you have ever written a platform channel, you know the drill. A channel name string in Dart. The same string again in Kotlin. The same again in Swift. And if any one of them doesn’t match,…
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I am Abhishek Doshi, a Google Developer Expert for Dart, Flutter and Firebase. I have been working in Flutter and Firebase since past 5 years. I am also the Org...
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