Direct native interoperability 🔌. We’re launching an early access program for the codegen solutions FFigen and JNIgen. We are seeking Flutter plugin authors who want to develop or refactor plugins with these solutions.

Hot reload on the web (experimental) 🔃. Stateful hot reload is now available on the web when you use the Dart Development Compiler (DDC). A redesign of the JS representation of Dart code lets you swap out code in a running application.

Trending packages on 📦. The landing page replaces the Most Popular Packages section with the Trending Packages section. This new section showcases packages that have recently demonstrated notable growth in adoption and interest.

Doc imports 📥. There is now support for doc imports, a new comment-based syntax which enables external elements to be referenced in documentation comments without actually importing them. This tag can be specified in a doc comment above a library directive.

Null-aware elements ❓. New null-aware elements let you add elements to a collection such as a list, set, or map, if the elements are not null. To make an element a null-aware element in a collection literal, prepend the element with ?.

Cross compilation 🚩. There is new support to compile to native Linux binaries from Windows, macOS, and Linux development machines. You can do this with the "dart compile exe" or "dart compile aot-snapshot" command and the "--target-os" and "--target-arch" flags.

Formatter updates 📐. The new formatter now decides whether a construct should split and then adds or removes the trailing comma as needed. A number of style changes were also added that tighten up and improve output.

Introducing Dart 3.8! Here's everything you need to know ↓.

RT @FlutterDev: The time has come! #GoogleIO Day 1 is taking off! 🚀. Up first: tune in today for the much anticipated developer keynote. T….

RT @Google: 3, 2, 1… #GoogleIO starts now. Watch live to see how we made this countdown 👀

Check out new documentation on . We added a new, highly-requested section on using records with typedefs: And another section describing our new and improved type system algorithm, inference using bounds:

RT @FlutterDev: 🤿 Dive in to @dart_lang's patterns and records → . In this codelab, learn how to use patterns to ma….

Dart 3.7 is here! We’ve got wildcard variables, new formatter style, cool updates to plus all the ways we’re continuing to make Dart the best it can be. Read all about 3.7 in our blog post:

Today is the Dart 3.6 release! Checkout our blog post introducing monorepo support with pub workspaces, download counts, and a new way to write number literals with digit separators! .

RT @FlutterDev: 📺 Coming soon to a screen near you. Be sure to tune in for #FlutterInProduction on December 17th at 11am PT. → https://….

🎉 Google Summer of Code (GSoC) results are here!. With 50 project proposals from participants around the world, we are thrilled to share some of the Dart projects we mentored this summer.

Dart 3.4 is out! 🔥 We're excited to announce complete Wasm support for Flutter Web and a preview of Dart macros to simplify JSON serialization. Learn more in our blog post: #Dart #Flutter #WebAssembly.

Explore the evolution of JS interop in Dart! . From early solutions to the power of Wasm, check out how we continuously strive to make Dart and JavaScript work together seamlessly in our latest blogpost: #dartlang #webdev #wasm.

Get paid to learn this summer! Google Summer of Code + Dart = the perfect combo for student devs. Apply to our mentorship program by April 2nd. Learn more 👉 #GSoC #dartlang

Dart 3.3 is here! Boost performance with extension types, streamline JS interop, enjoy improved browser libraries, and get ready for WebAssembly. #DartLang #WebDev.