Google’s Flutter is a relatively new reactive cross-platform mobile app development environment that has revolutionized the development of native cross-platform apps. This is a full-featured mobile SDK that offers a complete set of tools to help us create apps. Besides mobile apps, Flutter supports creating web content that is visualized using standard web technologies: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. With web support, you can compose existing Flutter code written in Dart into a client interface that can be integrated into the browser and deployed on any web server. You can use all the features of Flutter without browser plugin.
Adding web support to Flutter included implementing The basic flutter drawing layer on top of standard browser APIs, and compiling Dart in JavaScript instead of the machine-generated ARM code used for mobile apps. Using a combination of DOM, Canvas, and CSS, Flutter can provide a portable, high-quality, and efficient user interface in modern browsers. We fully implemented the basic drawing layer in Dart and used the optimized JavaScript compiler Dart to compile the Flutter core and framework together with your application into a single reduced source file that can be deployed on any web server.
While traditional web methods remain an excellent choice, we assume that the web support available in Flutter will be valuable in many cases. For example:
PWA (progressive web application) built on Flutter
Flutter web support enables you to package existing mobile apps as PWA to cover a wider range of devices, or offer an accompanying web interface to an existing application.
Built-in interactive content
Flutter provides a powerful environment for creating rich, data-centric components that can be easily placed on an existing web page.Flutter can provide a productive approach to developing imbedded web content and for data visualization, an online tool such as a car Configurator, or an embedded chart.
Integration of dynamic content in the Flutter mobile app
A common way to provide dynamic content updates in an existing mobile app is to use a web view control that can dynamically load and display information. Flutter support now offers a single environment for web and mobile content, allowing you to deploy content online or embedded in the app without overwriting.
Not every HTML script is perfect for Flutter at this time. For example, text-rich content such as blog articles benefits from the document-oriented model on which the web is built, rather than the application-oriented services that a user interface platform such as Flutter can provide. You can use Flutter to embed an interactive experience on these websites, though.
