How to add Flutter to your existing app
summary
Shows how an existing Android or iOS app gets a Flutter module either as a generated AAR or as source alongside the app, using commands like flutter create module and flutter build aar; demonstrates an actual production app with thousands of users; requires Java 8 compileOptions on Android; uses a cached engine reduces cold start from ~2s to near zero trick for fast launches; notes limits: no background Flutter, multiple Flutter instances behave unpredictably, some plugins can misbehave.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:36What is Flutter
- 3:40Why add Flutter to your existing app
- 10:50How to integrate Flutter into your app
- 18:40How to create a Flutter module
- 21:58How to add a Flutter source code
- 25:56Flutter applet model
- 32:16Demo
- 34:03Flaws
- 35:58Roadmap
- 37:07Resources
- 37:31Questions
- 38:21Flutter views
- 38:59Which one is better
- 39:36Source code
- 39:54Flutter easy to use
- 40:52Flutter module size
- 42:09Flutter module on Android
- 42:29Flutter module on iOS
- 42:52Multiple screens
- 43:12How it works
- 44:23Conclusion
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