Kinda. IIRC, they've updated their Cupertino theme recently, but Apple doesn't change that much in design terms between iOS releases, unlike Google.
Well, that's good to know. Tracking Google changes might be easier since the two teams are in the same company :-D
Does Flutter apps feel native? In terms of performance, styles, etc.
There are already a few Flutter apps in the world (probably more than in the showcase): flutter.io/showcase/ - the app Reflectly seems to be working well, haven't tried it yet
Btw, I wonder how does their 2D engine handles iOS blur and stuff. If you know, please let me know :)
I googleed "iOS blur" and it seems you can do something like that with Flutter stackoverflow.com/questions/490556... - is this what you're talking about?
Well, that's good to know. Tracking Google changes might be easier since the two teams are in the same company :-D
There are already a few Flutter apps in the world (probably more than in the showcase): flutter.io/showcase/ - the app Reflectly seems to be working well, haven't tried it yet
I googleed "iOS blur" and it seems you can do something like that with Flutter stackoverflow.com/questions/490556... - is this what you're talking about?
Flutter uses a 2D Engine called Skia and adds "shells" for Android and iOS. See github.com/flutter/engine/wiki
Game engines are already popping up: SpriteWidget and Flame
If you think about it, Flutter itself works similarly to a 2D game engine. It repaints areas that need repainting through Skia :D
I'm learning more about Flutter even by answering this :D
I'm not sure how it works in iOS, but whenever I have a pop-up in iOS, everything behind it is blurred. That's what I'm talking about.
It seems more a behavior controlled by the operating systems than the app but maybe you can replicate it inside your own app. It's just a guess.
Could you test it please? I think it's just a matter of changing a theme in your app from Material Design to Cupertino.
I don't know how, I don't have an iPhone...
I'll check tonight if I can come up with demo that could work on the emulator or something.
@defman , I did a test. The dialog blurs the background. I think this is the issue when they implemented it: github.com/flutter/flutter/pull/18381
Screenshots from the iOS Simulator:
Screenshot from my Android Phone:
Since widgets are rendered by a 2D library you can effectively use iOS widgets on Android and viceversa, even if you shouldn't :D