Flutter now has less stutter and plays nicer with the web
uses precompiled shaders to deal with frames at runtime dropped due to shader compilation. It's designed to take advantage of low-level graphics APIs like Metal and Vulkan, and uses concurrency to better distribute single-frame workloads across threads.
Flutter is also learning to get along better with the web. Previously, Flutter developers had to choose whether they wanted web builds to render with the HTML renderer – producing a combination of HTML elements, CSS, Canvas elements, and SVG elements – or with the CanvasKit renderer, which produces graphics rather than readable source code.
asked Sneath whether there was anything to say about the recent Google layoffs which are said to have affected, a Google operating system for home devices and products unknown for which Flutter is an officially endorsed framework. While Flutter and Dart may be becoming more cosmopolitan in their associations, Google's vision for Flutter remains forward-looking.
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