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droidcon NYC '19

Adding Flutter to Your Android App

droidcon NYC

droidcon NYC 2019 | Adding Flutter to Your Android App | Matt Carroll

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droidcon NYC 2019 | Adding Flutter to Your Android App | Matt Carroll

Flutter is a UI toolkit for building beautiful and performant apps across multiple platforms. While many independent app developers have chosen to rewrite their apps with Flutter, for most companies and developers, an app rewrite is logistically impossible. Most apps need to integrate Flutter piece by piece. This talk shows you how to add Flutter to your existing Android app. In addition to outlining the high-level options for adding Flutter to your Android app, Matt Carroll pulls back the curtain on the technical details to show you exactly how Flutter integrates with Android. You will leave this talk empowered to make important technical decisions about where, when, and how your team integrates Flutter with your existing Android app.

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Adding Flutter to Your Android App

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Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Exposes students to a UI toolkit widely used in the industry
Guides learners through the process of seamlessly integrating Flutter into existing Android apps
Appeals to students seeking a comprehensive understanding of Flutter integration
Presented by a seasoned industry expert, Matt Carroll, who brings real-world experience to the classroom
Taught by droidcon NYC, an organization recognized for their expertise in mobile development
Specifically designed for Android app developers looking to incorporate Flutter into their existing projects

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Android Developer
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Mobile Developers may specialize in one platform, such as Android or iOS, or they may build hybrid apps that can run on multiple platforms. This course will teach you how to integrate Flutter into an existing Android app.
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30 hours
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Language
English
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  36. droidcon NYC '19: Invading the Home Screen
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  38. droidcon NYC '19: Android Jetpack Hearts Kotlin: On the Road to More Wholesome APIs
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  48. droidcon NYC '19: A Day in the Life of a Mobile Reverse Engineer
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  75. droidcon NYC '19: Transforming a Java Desktop Application to Kotlin
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  78. droidcon NYC '19: ReduxKotlin.org: Redux for All Kotlin Platforms
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Good to know
Exposes students to a UI toolkit widely used in the industry
Guides learners through the process of seamlessly integrating Flutter into existing Android apps
Appeals to students seeking a comprehensive understanding of Flutter integration
Presented by a seasoned industry expert, Matt Carroll, who brings real-world experience to the classroom
Taught by droidcon NYC, an organization recognized for their expertise in mobile development
Specifically designed for Android app developers looking to incorporate Flutter into their existing projects
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