After a lengthy absence, I returned with a new piece. I knew Flutter would be incredibly popular, so I created this website. Indeed, the use of Flutter has increased. I'd like to expose you to a few online tools that I've lately used and made for Flutter. If you are ready, let us get started.
As artificial intelligence advances and the number of OpenAPI usage examples grows, numerous seemingly magical tools emerge.
Many of them can complete tough tasks more readily than you may assume. Maybe some individuals aren't aware of it yet, but a significant number of people have already begun to accomplish their jobs this way.
Here's an excellent tool for developing Flutter. Dhiwise
Dhiwise allows you to easily create a mobile interface with a link you give via Figma. All you have to do is create all the interfaces and components of your application cleanly in Figma. Dhiwise will take care of the redirects of your pages. You can also produce web pages if you want, but I tried it for Flutter and the result was really excellent. Your mobile interface is ready in minutes, all you have to do is code the API connections or logical parts.
Another one is a tool that many Flutter developers know: FlutLab. You can save the code you created on Dhiwise via GitHub and continue to develop it online on FlutLab from Github.
It does not require any installation and will allow you to test it easily thanks to an online emulator it offers. You can quickly start coding the mobile application you created within minutes without installing applications such as Flutter Android Studio on your computer
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