Oh, my Flutter [ENG]

It's been a long time since there was anything about shaders

Found a package that draws iridescent/shimmering "drops" using a GLSL fragment shader

Looks nice

📌 Package

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A new episode of the “Flutter Notable Commits” series has been released, highlighting significant changes to Flutter that took place in August.

📌 The video can be found at the link.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzMQ6Cg0194

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The results of Google Summer of Code 2026 have been published.

📌 Find more details in the article at the link below.
https://dart.dev/blog/google-summer-of-code-2026-results

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Six years ago, I created a Flutter channel and posted for the first time. A lot has changed since then. I've changed jobs and moved, and the channel itself has evolved. We now have several authors and social media accounts where you can follow us.

One constant, however, is the amazing community that has gathered around this channel, and it always brings me joy.

Thank you for being with us! 💙

A new episode of Decoding Flutter is out!
In it, they break down the latest updates in Dart:

👉 Private named parameters

👉 Primary constructors

📌 Video

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Our favorite Filip Hráček wrote an interesting article comparing the performance of different state management approaches

What’s noteworthy is how the measurements were taken: devices with temperature control and a bunch of other gadgets ran for a full 5 days

The results turned out to be very intriguing

We won’t spoil it - better read the article and the conclusions yourselves 😉

📌 Article

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If you only remember about Flutter DevTools during job interviews and find it to be a mystical voodoo ritual, then I have something for you. It’s a video series that breaks down this incredibly useful tool. The first video, which is dedicated to the Inspector, is already available on my channel.

📌 You can view it by clicking the link.
https://youtu.be/Vj7A-hRGGjU

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In his article, Matthew Kosarek introduces a new Desktop Windowing API that enables the creation of multi-window applications in Flutter.

📌 For more details, see the article at the link.
https://flutter.dev/blog/desktop-windowing-apis

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If you’re interested in game development or 3D engines - today’s post is for you.

flutter3d is a modular 3D engine built on Flutter, created from scratch and entirely in Dart. It’s not a wrapper, not a binding, and not a layer on top of flutter_scene - everything is original and fully independent: renderer, physics, sound, game layer, and every piece is a separate package. The render backends are interchangeable: Impeller (Metal/Vulkan), WebGL2, and a software rasterizer in pure Dart.

The author has built three games of different genres on it: a shooter, a platformer, and a racing game, to demonstrate his creation in practice 🔥
These three genres also already have ready-made templates: you take the level editor and then only change what’s yours 😎

📌 Play & Tutorials
📌 Medium Article
📌 Packages
📌 GitHub

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Here’s another story about how Flutter helps businesses solve problems. This time, it's a story from Holafly.

📌 Click the link to watch the video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2D6mFHfohI

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Continuing the generators topic - now in the asynchronous version

A new video from the Technique of the Week series is out

📌 Video

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The Flutter extension for VS Code has received another update. It includes:

👉 notifications with deep-links into DevTools for events such as overflow;
👉 numerous minor fixes;

📌 The full list of changes is available at the link.
https://dartcode.org/releases/v3-142/

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A new episode of the “Flutter Notable Commits” series has been released, highlighting significant changes to Flutter that took place in July.

📌 The video can be found at the link.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auiTKREzsXA

#video #notablecommits

In the latest episode of Observable<Flutter>, Craig Labenz discusses the new version of Serverpod with its creator, Viktor Lidholt.

📌 The video can be found at the link.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ndN_bFQxVw

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In his article, Andrew Brogdon shows how to use a team of agents to port a library from Python to Dart.

📌 Click the link for more details.
https://flutter.dev/blog/building-multi-agent-dev-teams

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An overview of the internal design decisions, trade-offs, and syntactic sugar behind the addition of primary constructors in Dart 3.13, in an article by Bob Nystrom.

📌 Click the link for more details.
https://dart.dev/blog/bringing-primary-constructors-to-dart

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Andrew Brogdon explains architectural updates to the GenUI package, including a shift to a prompt-first approach using version 0.9 of the ATUI protocol.

📌 For more details, follow the links.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ig-zOsnU5F4
https://flutter.dev/blog/speeding-up-generative-ui-with-async-a2ui

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Along with the new version of Flutter, Dart 3.13 has also been released. It includes:

👉 Primary constructors are now stable;
👉 Deferred loading for WASM, in early preview;
👉 Improvements to the core engine and runtime;
👉 An annotation for tree-shaking native libraries.

📌 All this and much more can be found in the official announcement:
https://dart.dev/blog/announcing-dart-3-13

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The new version of Flutter 3.47 is now available. It includes:

👉 material_ui and cupertino_ui are available as standalone packages;
👉 preparations for Apple’s fall updates;
👉 Impeller is now the default renderer for desktop platforms;
👉 support for Flutter flavors on desktop platforms;
👉 an experimental API for multi-window support.

📌 All this and much more can be found in the official announcement:
https://flutter.dev/blog/whats-new-in-flutter-3-47

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You can now run and debug Flutter apps for iOS on Windows and Linux, without a Mac. A subscriber to our channel 💪 has created a tool that makes this possible. Xcross can run the app on a real iPhone, use hot reload and hot restart, set breakpoints, and work with DevTools. You’ll need iOS 17+ to run it, and a free Apple ID is all you need.

📌 You can try out the tool via the link, and the author would appreciate your feedback.
https://xcross.sh/

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