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Google today announced the release of Flutter 1.20, the next major release of its cross-platform app development framework.

Google today provided an update on its progress bringing Flutter app development to the web, inarguably its biggest potential target market.

Google announced today that it is partnering with Ubuntu maker Canonical to bring Linux desktop app support to its Flutter developer environment.

Google today announced Flutter 1.17, the latest version of its cross-platform developer framework, and Dart 2.8, the language used by Flutter.

Google announced today that it is enhancing Flutter’s beta support for creating web apps by adding several important new features.

Google announced today that there are now over 500,000 developers using its Flutter cross-platform framework each month.

Google’s Flutter cross-platform mobile app framework now supports the CodePen social development environment.

The Google Stadia app can be downloaded now from the Google Play Store. But you need an invite code to use it now.

Google announced the release of Flutter 1.9 and that support for web apps has been integrated into the framework’s main repository.

You can now write software on Chrome OS. Including, apparently, Android apps made with Flutter and Android Studio.

Google had previously announced plans to bring Flutter, its cross-platform mobile development framework, to the web.

Google has announced Flutter 1.2, the first feature update for its mobile app development framework.

Google has announced the final pre-release version of its Flutter cross-platform mobile app toolkit.

Google announced the release of Dart 2.0, the latest version of the programming language used with the Flutter cross-platform framework.

Google's cross-platform app development framework gets the first release preview with improved stability, more.

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Google takes on React Native and Xamarin with its own cross-platform mobile UI framework.