Google’s release of Flutter 2.10 – the mobile user interface toolkit for creating embedded graphic components from a single codebase via native Arm code – sees added support for Windows Apps.

Flutter is a new SDK for making iOS and Android apps. It just entered beta, but it’s one way to make an app, and it’s especially well-suited to fancy user interfaces.

Google is partnering with the Ubuntu Desktop team at Canonical to bring Linux support to its open source UI framework Flutter.

Thanks to a collaboration between Google and Adobe, it's now possible to use the Adobe XD design tool to create UI for Flutter apps.

With the latest development releases, you can now build Flutter apps for Win32, using the same controls and design tools to deliver desktop code at the same time as you build mobile apps.

Google on Tuesday announced the beta release of Flutter, a new mobile UI framework that aims to help developers build native app interfaces for both iOS and Android. The toolkit basically serves ...

Google starts a push for cross-platform app development with Flutter SDK As Flutter hits beta 1, Google revs up promotion efforts for a new way to make apps.

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 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?