During the past several weeks, Apple and Google have launched the most recent version of their operating systems respectively. The most recent update to Flutter, which happens to be the cross-platform application development framework of Google, provides the developers with the best of iOS 14 as well as Android 11.
What is Flutter?
In case you are not familiar, Flutter is an application development platform that helps to create applications for iOS, Android, Linux, Mac OS, the Web, and also Windows devices from the identical codebase. Given that Google has developed it, the team works hard for supporting the most recent features of every single innovative version of Android, like making the dark mode of Android 10 quite easy to include in your app.
Flutter 1.22 – Changes it Will Bring
With the release of Flutter 1.22, the company is adding a couple of primary features even though they happen to be somewhat minor.
The first feature is the inbuilt ability to avoid putting essential components of your application inside a camera punch hole or display notch.
The second one is that it is now possible for the Flutter apps to be animated properly and also be in sync once the Android keyboard is closed and opened.
Flutter 1.22’s more intriguing features are derived from the update of iOS 14. Beginning with this particular release, the developers of Flutter will be able to preview the capability of creating App Clips. The “Cupertino” styled take has also been included by Flutter on the expanded icon set which was added by Apple with iOS 14.
Moreover, with this particular release, the team of Flutter has been able to work out the problems specific to iOS 14, which made the apps operate less perfectly, such as unwanted clipboard notifications and crashes.
Learn more in details here:https://www.rlogical.com/blog/flutter-1-22-release-is-out-for-android-11-and-ios-14
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