Stateful hot reload on the web is now enabled by default 🔥🔃 Our goal is to provide a seamless and consistent hot reload experience across all platforms. Thanks to everyone who filed issue reports during the experimental phase!

Making apps accessible to all users is a cornerstone of the Flutter framework. Updates include: 🌐 Richer semantics on web 🛠 New tools for building accessible widgets ✨ Core widget and platform polish

The Material and Cupertino libraries continue to evolve, giving you more control over your app's look and feel 👀📲 Flutter 3.35 brings new and enhanced components, as well as higher fidelity and interactivity.

Flutter 3.35 gives you more granular control over complex UI with: ⚡ More powerful slivers 🧭 Finer-grained control over navigation and forms 🪟 Multi-window support 🔡 Text input and selection refinements

We're beginning the process of moving the Material & Cupertino libraries out of the core Flutter framework and into standalone packages. We believe this change will lead to stronger Material & Cupertino libraries, with an even greater opportunity for community collaboration 🩵

The experimental Dart and Flutter MCP Server is now available on the stable channel of the Dart SDK 💫 This marks a major step forward in our vision for a highly productive, AI-assisted development experience for every Dart and Flutter developer.

Experimental Widget Previews are here 🔭 This highly-requested feature allows you to preview widgets in isolation, similar to tools available in other modern UI toolkits.

Read the technical blog for all the details: