Flutter

👀

Catch up on what's new in Flutter 3.50 → goo.gle/4iTcdEf 🔗 Type-safe Native Interop is in stable 🛡️ Block untrusted Android Intent extras in release ⏱️ Performance improvements for iOS and more!

10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1... 🚀 WE ARE LIVE 🔴 #FlutterCreate 2026 starts right now → goo.gle/4ihgTVo

The countdown is on: 1 hour until #FlutterCreate begins ⏰ The team is already hanging out in the live chat. Jump in early, say hello, and let us know where you're watching from! Stream begins at 10:00 AM PT → goo.gle/4ihgTVo

Thank you to our partners & community members who are joining us for #FlutterCreate tomorrow at 10 am PT. Set your livestream reminder → goo.gle/4ihgTVo

Software development is shifting from simple autocomplete to AI-assisted and agentic workflows. Last but not least, join members of the @dart_lang, Flutter, and @Antigravity teams for a candid roundtable on how Flutter's foundational developer tools and workflows are evolving for the next era of app building.

After that, see how @dart_lang and WebAssembly are pushing web performance further for Flutter apps, along with unexpected ways the community is using Dart and Wasm beyond the browser. @kevmoo and community maintainer Simon Binder share what's ahead for fast, modern web builds.

Subsequently following that, Flutter is heading into the living room. @AbdallahSh07 and @LGUS engineer Jinho Chung share how LG is bringing Flutter development to Smart TVs on webOS and what it looks like to build and iterate on big-screen experiences.

What happens when AI agents stop replying with plain walls of text and start assembling the right interface for the task at hand? @redbrogdon is joined by builders from @SolidSoftwareHQ and @somnio_software to explore Generative UI in Flutter, what's coming in A2UI 1.0, and how teams are putting dynamic interfaces to work.

Explore what becomes possible when generative AI runs directly on local hardware instead of the cloud. @KhanhNwin and @IanBallantyne unpack how to bring private, offline-capable, cost-efficient on-device LLM experiences into cross-platform Flutter apps.

Then, go behind the scenes with the Google AI Edge team building Eloquent and Foresight, AI-powered dictation apps that turns spoken thoughts into clear, polished notes directly on device. Hear how starting with Flutter helped an internal hackathon project expand across platforms under a tight deadline.

Calling native platform APIs from @dart_lang shouldn't mean choosing between tedious boilerplate and low-level bindings. James Williams previews how Pigeon is evolving to connect type-safe Dart contracts directly to native code for faster, cleaner plugin development.

Ready to go beyond default Material and Cupertino styling? @craig_labenz joins ecosystem creators @LeoAFarias and @LucasJosefiak to explore a modern workflow for crafting, styling, and previewing bespoke brand design systems in Flutter.

Next up, the Google and @Canonical team up to show how desktop apps in Flutter are breaking out of a single window. @LoicSharma and Matt Kosarek preview native, cross-platform multi-window support across macOS, Windows, and Linux and what it unlocks for richer desktop workflows.

Kick off #FlutterCreate with a first look at the latest updates landing across @dart_lang and Flutter. Emma @twerske walks through new capabilities focused on giving developers tighter control over their codebases, smoother cross-platform workflows, and faster performance across platforms.

The scripts are locked, the slides are ready, and the studio is buzzing 👀

⏱️ Waiting on model-generated UI layouts slows down real-time interactions. A2UI now supports swappable inference formats, enabling up to 3x fewer generation tokens and deterministic compilation back to standard A2UI messages→ goo.gle/4zZVXIs

Learn how A2UI's client-side functions can help reduce latency and get you deterministic results in GenUI apps! @redbrogdon breaks down client-side functions in a real world scenario. Discover how offloading math and business logic to local Dart code speeds up UI generation, integrates naturally with the GenUI catalog and system instructions, and works with the Dart developer experience (read: hot reload) that you're used to.