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"Empowering Dynamic UIs with Ease! 🚀✨ Excited to share my latest project where I've implemented dynamic components in a React Native app! 📱💡 With just a click, the app now effortlessly adds new checkboxes and text inputs on the fly, boosting flexibility and user interaction. 🔄✅ Check out the video to witness the magic unfold and join me in exploring the possibilities of dynamic UIs in React Native! 🎥🌟 #ReactNative #DynamicUI #FrontendDevelopment #InnovationUnleashed"

🚀 Exciting news! Flutter 3.22 and Dart 3.4 is out! 🌐 WebAssembly now stable! 📱 Vulkan backend for Impeller on Android = smoother graphics, better performance! 🔄 Streamlined workflows: new widget state properties, dynamic view sizing, improved form validation. 🎨 Flavor-conditional asset bundling, preview of Vertex AI for Firebase in Dart, updated DevTools. Explore the possibilities with Flutter 3.22 now! #Flutter #MobileDev #WebAssembly #Vulkan #DevTools

⚡️ Important #Flutter 3.22 updates in 30 seconds: 1. Web assembly stable support. 2. Graphics rendering enhancements. 3. Preview of Vertex AI for Firebase in Dart. 4. Widget state properties improvements. 5. Dynamic view sizing improvements. 6. Flavor-conditional asset bundling.

Do you know these Essential Tips for Optimizing React Native App Performance? 🤔 👉 Use PureComponent/React.memo to avoid unnecessary renders. 👉 Use Native Modules to offload tasks. 👉 Utilize profiling and debugging tools. 👉 Implement efficient state management with Redux or MobX. 👉 Reduce image sizes and implement lazy loading. How FocusOn Can Help At FocusOn, from building to optimizing, we ensure your app delivers top-tier performance and user experience. Let's create something amazing together. 🚀 #react-native #focuson #performance

Last year, Hixie left Google due to "internal politics", and Google’s recent "structural simplification" led to many people on the Flutter team losing their jobs. I thought there was something wrong with the future of Flutter - not just me, I guess. Then the I/O 2024 event surprised me because they introduced so many interesting things. Canonical has been using Flutter to rebuild the Ubuntu Installer, and now LG has decided to join the game by choosing Flutter to enhance their smart TV OS, webOS. Also: • The Impeller engine, which did a great job for iOS & macOS, is now available for Android. • The Platform views on iOS have been performance-optimized, reducing CPU usage by up to 50%, which is crazy. • Although I'm not a big fan of web development, the improvement in rendering UI using Wasm instead of JavaScript is significant. • Last but not least, I'm still waiting for desktop apps to support multiple windows, LOL. I write this post for myself and to answer my question, "Should I continue with Flutter as my professional job or go back to native development as in the good old days?" The answer now is, "Yes, I should" It’s not just because of the recent release but because of the community. To understand how big the Flutter community is, read this article: https://lnkd.in/dY8X6Hxd At the end of the day, even if Google decided to stop supporting Flutter, I still believe that the future is Flutter. "In real open source, you have the right to control your own destiny." - Linus Torvalds

🤔 Question: What are some best practices for optimizing Flutter app performance? 💡 Solution: Optimizing app performance is key for delivering a smooth user experience. Start by leveraging Flutter's built-in performance tools like the Flutter Performance Overlay and Dart DevTools to identify performance bottlenecks in your app. Additionally, consider implementing techniques such as lazy loading, reducing widget rebuilds, and optimizing image assets to enhance your app's speed and responsiveness. Dive deeper into Flutter performance optimization with articles, tutorials, and community discussions to supercharge your app's performance! #Flutter #PerformanceOptimization #FlutterDev