It's because your compiling to the wrong ISA. If it's an emulator then you need
to gomobile bind to x86.
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I used to build only web based up.
But you hit so many corner cases.
With flutter you get pixel perfect control as deep as you need.
To me you get much higher quality UI from flutter.
And you don't have a untyped web runtime designed 20 years ago to deal with.
My harsh 2 cents I admit... But real
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> I gave up matching the native OS. It's futile and just way too much work.
Don't kill me but it's really down to your philosophy in the end.
I’m asking because I’ve only done a web interface (where a cross-browser
standardization library is useful for me), but I’ve used plenty of
apps/pro
It's a horses for courses situation Matt.
I can live with Material design everywhere with a customised there so I emget
the same branded corporate look everywhere.
I gave up matching the native OS. It's futile and just way too much work.
Don't kill me but it's really down to your philosophy in
For my web application I previously reached the conclusion that the best
approach is to write independent clients with the platform programming and
visual design language instead of trying something cross-platform.
I can see Flutter or QT being great for “we need this to work everywhere
and can
This is the repo the flutter team are doing the flutter desktop.
https://github.com/google/flutter-desktop-embedding
It's the same code as runs on mobile essentially except they have an embedding
API designed into flutter to allow it to be embedded onto desktop.
I am not 100% sure because it's
On Saturday, March 10, 2018 at 12:28:19 PM UTC-8, Ged Wed wrote:
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> Flutter now runs on all desktops and mobiles officially. The desktop
> version was announced 2 weeks ago and already Linux and macOS works, with
> Windows probably being a few weeks away from what I guesstimate.
>
Could you ex
