How is Flutter different for app development

In this video, hear Martin Aguinis from the Flutter team discuss what goes on under the hood when you create apps with Flutter and how it’s different from other approaches.

[tommedcouk]

I find Google’s use of the word “native” extremely misleading. Flutter *does not* build native controls, it renders more like a games engine and uses themes to make it look native to the platform. It’s a great platform, but i don’t understand why they intentionally mislead like this, just be honest!

[stickinthemud]

Very first thing I saw was NOT a "ui toolkit." It was a Dart code screen.

[algeriennesaffaires]

Can you give example about big companies uses flutter in their app

[MrSaireddygangula]

Flutter is awesome & super Efficient to use, but as our backend requires AWS AppSync integration, we had to leave Flutter for now and move to another framework... so if official AWS supports the Flutter, I am very ready to jump back in to flutter development.

[patlecat]

Also Flutter doesn't have a UI-Builder tool in Android Studio like other mobile frameworks have. And the coding is super messy due to the spaghetti code like nesting everything into returns...

[roua.]

I feel like flutter is more similar to a game engine then an app framework