Flutter 3.3 has been announced, introducing important updates towards its essential goal: a true cross-platform app development toolkit covering mobile, web, desktops or as authors aim – any device with a display.
Practically Flutter is already great for iOS and Android and so up-and-coming for other platforms. The recent release shows the team addresses some remaining gaps – now on desktop we have got natural text selection, support of trackpad, scribble, performance related fixes and more.
This release also introduces a new rendering engine which is under active development – Impeller which replaces existing Skia-based approach and runtime shader compilation to enable even better UI smoothness and performance.
Nice “one more thing” – we now see a new Flutter reference app: Wonderous which showcases modern technics of Flutter usage on mobile, desktop and web.
References:
- Announcing Flutter 3.3 at Flutter Vikings
- What’s new in Flutter 3.3
- New Flutter UI reference application, Wonderous
Recommendations
Developer:
Adopt, try Impeller rendering on your existing appsQA engineer:
Check for regressions based on release notesPM/DM:
Business as usual.
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