Flutter is Google’s open source toolkit for helping developers build iOS and Android apps. It’s not necessarily a household name yet, but it’s also less than a year old and, to some degree ...

Flutter lets you build compiled, cross-platform mobile, desktop, and web applications from a single codebase. Get started with Flutter and its easy-to-use programming language, Dart.

Google is announcing a number of new features for Flutter, which hit its 3.0 milestone at last year's I/O and is now launching version 3.10.

Google has taken its and UI framework for mobile app design and development out of beta. But can Flutter really achieve the dream of good cross-platform apps?

Flutter, Google's cross-platform app development framework, has reached version 3, bringing Material You, Linux & macOS support, and more.

Support for coding Windows apps has arrived with Flutter 2.10, Google's open source framework for building natively compiled, multi-platform applications from a single codebase.

Google finally took the wraps off Flutter 1.0, its new approach to cross-platform mobile development nirvana: creating native iOS and Android apps with one codebase.

FlutterFlow, a low-code Flutter app design tool, announced support for Windows and features for desktop screen form factors.

Flutter is Google's UI framework for building iOS, Android, Fuchsia, the web and now more desktop apps. The promise of Flutter is that developers can target multiple platforms with a single code base.

Google to Microsoft: Help us bring Flutter apps to Windows 10, 10X and Surface Duo Google seeks "close collaboration" with Microsoft to improve Win32 and UWP support.