There are several reasons to pick Flutter over its peers – React Native, Xamarin, Ionic Framework, etc. – to build a web app. This includes support for hot reloading, faster development time, and the ability to develop for mobile and the web at the same time.
Flutter is a name that is instinctively recognizable among both web developers and mobile app developers around the world. It is a free-to-use UI development kit that facilitates the creation of interactive, fully-functional web apps and websites.
It is also popular for being a great tool for developing cross-platform apps for mobiles. Ionic, React Native, and Xamarin are leading Flutter alternatives for building mobile apps. Being developed – and backed – by Google further increases the preference for the SDK.
Although Flutter uses Dart as its default programming language, the web app development solution also provides support for a galore of popular programming languages, including the object-oriented Java, the procedural programming language C, and the class-based C++.
In this blog, we will discuss how you can use Flutter to develop your next, groundbreaking web app. Before we start explaining the steps to build a Flutter web app, let’s know a little more about the open-source UI development tool and why you should use it.
