How Flutter’s Material and Cupertino Decoupling is Changing Cross-Platform UI Development
by Ella Wilson medium.com
4 min read
Flutter has long enabled developers to build Android and iOS applications from a shared codebase while supporting platform-specific interfaces through Material and Cupertino widgets. However, because these design libraries were bundled with the Flutter SDK, even minor framework-provided UI improvements could require a complete SDK upgrade, potentially introducing unrelated changes and additional …
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