as this app's code is just for android due to which we are unable to get details on ios users at the same time, adding flutter modules will make the code available for both. Though,t鈥檚 sometimes not practical to rewrite your entire application in Flutter all at once.
But, flutter can be integrated into your existing application piecemeal, as a library or module. That module can then be imported into our Android or iOS (currently supported platforms) app to render a part of our app鈥檚 UI in Flutter. Or, just to run shared Dart logic.
it will make this fast too.
Flutter is not faster than native. iOS app is already present, and source code will be released soon. There'd be no point in adding flutter now. There's already an issue for the discussion for flutter as far as I remember, however it's infeasible and pointless to use flutter now that the app is functional
@mridullpandey Please close this. This isn't an issue. The app has already been created and it is pointless to make a new app now. Duplicate of #44
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Flutter is not faster than native. iOS app is already present, and source code will be released soon. There'd be no point in adding flutter now. There's already an issue for the discussion for flutter as far as I remember, however it's infeasible and pointless to use flutter now that the app is functional