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What's the difference between flutter 1 and flutter 2?


Asked by Calliope Brady on Dec 03, 2021 FAQ



We’ve broadened Flutter from a mobile framework to a portable framework, unleashing your apps to run on a wide variety of different platforms with little or no change. Every app gets a free upgrade with Flutter 2 and they can now grow to target desktop and web.
One may also ask,
A plugin is about making native functionality available to Flutter. A module is about integrating Flutter with an existing native application. Perhaps what you actually want is a reusable Pub package that you can publish to pub.dartlang.org (a plugin is also a Pub package, just a special one that additionally utilizes access to the native platform)
Moreover, Even though it’s only been a couple of months since the Flutter 2 release, we have a lot of improvements to share in 2.2. This release merges 2,456 PRs and closes 3,105 issues across the framework, engine, and plugins repositories.
Accordingly,
Flutter uses the Dart framework which has most of the components inbuilt so it’s bigger in size and often does not require the bridge to communicate with the native modules. Dart has so many frameworks, like Material Design and Cupertino, packed inside which provide all the required technologies needed to develop mobile apps.
Similarly,
Since Flutter is cross-platform, you can use the same code base for your iOS and Android app. This can definitely save you both time and resources. Great performance. Dart compiles into native code and there is no need to access OEM widgets as Flutter has its own. This means less mediated communication between the app and the platform.