Open a Command Prompt (Windows) or Terminal (Mac) window, and type “git clone,” followed by “-b beta” (since we’re cloning Flutter ... simple and create an app that displays a ...

With the release of Flutter 2.10, the toolkit’s support for making apps for Windows is now considered “stable,” meaning it’s fully ready for developers to use it to create apps used by the ...

Google and Ubuntu-maker Canonical have teamed up to bring desktop Linux support to Flutter, enabling developers to build apps for Linux desktops, starting with Ubuntu through Canonical's app store.

The most exciting change for Windows and Linux is that Flutter can now create a proper “release” for your app, meaning a standalone executable file that can be easily run on a computer that ...

It’s been about four years since the company first launched a beta of Flutter 1.0. At the time, the team’s focus was mostly on helping developers build cross-platform mobile apps. Since then ...