The people who built it were pretty third rate snobs and treated this codebase as their own little empire. They saw this as an opportunity to get promoted again.

Flutter's game-like UI rendering on a canvas was confirmed to be quite a questionable approach with the whole Liquid Glass transition.

Flutter for the web is terrible... It literally renders to a canvas almost like the Macromedia Flash apps of old. I just looked up an example flutter web app and it's completely invisible to the screen reader.

Or I might go with a Flutter app (would be a good excuse to learn it.)

As much as I love it being cross platform everywhere, on the iPad app, I have a lot of touch sensitivity issues... a lot of the feel of the app in general is somewhat unpolished and finnicky.

Bonus points if you know a bit of Flutter, we could use some extra hands on our mobile app.

everything seemed to be built in react native, flutter, or another cross-platform framework, meaning it never truly felt at home on the device.

I've been using flutter flow for the last 7 months and I've used the AI generated for some pages but with no code experience it's been very trying for me but I continue to press on

i'm using flutterflow for front end, supabase for backend, buildship for APIs and [maybe] logto for CIAM