Flutter consists of the Dart platform, the Flutter engine, tools, and widgets. Dart is a simple object-oriented programming language that integrates the user interface directly into the operating system rather than through the native framework. Dart’s syntax is similar to JavaScript, focused on front-end development, with built-in security options, and enables fast-running applications on mobile, web, and desktop.
The fundamental theme of Flutter is to use widgets as the building blocks of the app. The user interface is created using a combination of various widgets, including animations and gestures, to create the theme, design, layout and overall structure of the app while incorporating features. Native modules including scrolling, navigation and icons to provide a fully native experience. While Flutter has its own widgets similar to Android’s Material Design and iOS’s Cupertino, the framework also offers the ability to create your own custom widgets. It also offers ready-made widgets that you can immediately take advantage of in your development. The structure of the widgets is superimposed,
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