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Comment #46437427
You might want to try Dart. It is simple, has great tooling, and compiles to native code. Disclaimer: I work on Flutter at Google.
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Comment #45094822
FWIW, the NuGet package format and the v3 server protocol are fairly simple and well documented.
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Comment #45094488
If you import all packages on nuget.org? You’re likely looking at terabytes of data. The import tooling can be used to migrate off another NuGet server implementation.
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Comment #44016410
This project helps but isn’t enough alone: 1. Dart can’t cross-compile from Linux to iOS yet. You could use Dart’s interpreter instead, but that’d significantly regress performance…
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Comment #43595941
There’s also Shaft, which is Flutter ported to Swift: https://github.com/ShaftUI/Shaft Like Flutter, this paints everything itself. It doesn’t need to bind to a UI framework direct…
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Comment #43093415
> While the editor component is based off Monaco, the IDE is not a vscode fork and was written from scratch. Interesting! What are the trade-offs here?
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Comment #42314365
Impeller - Flutter’s rendering library that replaces Skia on iOS and Android - is working on a C API: https://github.com/flutter/engine/blob/main/impeller/toolkit...
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Comment #41978662
Canonical gave an update on Flutter desktop last weekend at their Ubuntu Summit: https://events.canonical.com/event/51/contributions/533/
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Comment #41978593
two_dimensional_scrollables is a first-party package by the Flutter team that implements table views and tree views: https://pub.dev/packages/two_dimensional_scrollables
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Comment #41334369
Your browser goes through extraordinary lengths to support this sort of thing.
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Comment #39845354
Flutter Linux targets GTK3 and is currently investigating a GTK4 migration. Flutter also supports Windows and macOS.
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Comment #39544610
Agreed! Azure’s best product isn’t CosmosDB, AKS, or their AI cognitive services - it’s Kusto! Sadly no one knows about it. If you’re interested, you can try it here: https://learn…
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Comment #39544545
This is incorrect. It was their query engine that was hard to optimize, not the language. InfluxDB has been working on a new query engine based off Apache DataFusion to fix this. I…
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Comment #39443092
Skia relies heavily on runtime shader compilation, which is slow and causes frame jank but improves peak performance. Skia also supports much older devices than Flutter does. There…
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Comment #35372237
> Spammers just try to find something that ranks high in SEO and costs them nothing, if repository stops being that most will leave. This is not true. Spammers will continue trying…
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Comment #35371827
Disallowing automated publishing would prevent CI/CD scenarios. The spammers are creating large amounts of one-off accounts on external login providers like Microsoft Account. I’m …
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Comment #35371707
Google search is an extremely common way to discover packages. Disabling indexing entirely isn’t a valid solution. Downloads are very easy to fake. Usually package managers don’t a…
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Comment #35371634
Exactly this. Don’t blame the team as they’re doing the best they can with their limited resources. However, calling out spam on HN will help convince Microsoft’s leadership to inv…
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Comment #35371490
Sure, but removing or unlisting a valid package could break projects. The folks maintaining the package ecosystem need to be careful. Let’s say there’s 10 spam uploads per hour and…
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Comment #34927571
The .NET ecosystem has this [1], so far adoption has been low. Similar to HTTPS until LetsEncrypt, we need something that’s more convenient if we want developer adoption. [1]: http…
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Comment #34645894
Please check the contribution guide: https://github.com/flutter/flutter/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.... We strive to be an open community. Anyone can become a Flutter team member if t…
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Comment #34645756
Google's Flutter team was affected by layoffs and we lost some wonderful folks. However, the number of Googlers working directly on Flutter has grown substantially in the last year…
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Comment #34645548
Agreed! We will add support for window customization as part of the multi-window effort.
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Comment #34645079
Yup, but we're focused on mobile first as these are the most resource constrained platforms. We're also experimenting with 3D support in Flutter using Impeller. Check out these dem…
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Comment #34644765
Hello, I'm from the Flutter desktop team. We're actively working on Windows ARM64 support, this should be coming soon! Stay tuned :)