Hello everybody 👋 This is an experiment from a few years ago where I was playing around with making a text editor where each token is a Flutter Widget. Notice how each token is smoothly transformed slightly to look like it pops out of the screen.

Hello everybody 👋 I wanted to share a little minimap that I made with Dart & Flutter. I took some inspiration from the Dragon Radar in Dragon Ball, the Radar in GTA San Andreas, the minimap from HoMM 3 & the minimap from Age of Empires. I hope you like it, too!

Hello everybody 👋 This is a Hyperbolic Tree. It uses hyperbolic geometry to embed trees into non-euclidean space. This visualization method was invented in the 90s at Xerox PARC and I wanted to share it here because I want more people to know about it. I built it with Flutter.

Hello everybody 🙂 I used Flutter to visualize Flutter. This is an interactive class diagram that was automatically generated. It runs natively on Desktop. abstract class -> black mixin -> red enum -> green class -> blue You'll be able to generate them for your own code soon.

Hello everybody 🙂 A few weeks ago I showed you that 3D is possible with Flutter only. Today I'd like to give you an early preview of a 3D console and performance monitor for debugging Dart & Flutter Apps. It feels magical to scroll through time like that. I think you'll love it!

Hey everybody 😀 I have something very cool to share with you today. This is Flutter running in 3D. Every element is just a standard Flutter Widget. And before you ask, no, this is not an embedded Unity view, only Dart & Flutter🙂

And to answer the inception question: can it debug itself? Yes, it can! It can even pause itself 😀

Hey everybody 🙂 I've been silent about it, but now I'd like to show you that I'm still working on a Flutter IDE. This is an early preview of my version of Dart DevTools called Dart instruments. You'll be able to debug and profile any Dart & Flutter app with it, no plugins needed

Hey everybody 😀 I'm just here to give you a very quick #Flutter IDE progress update. There's a file browser now, tabs, a lightning-fast pubdev browser with personal favorites, a pubspec dependency tree UI and a lot more, but the video is already too long so see you soon 🙂

A few days ago I tweeted about a simple proof of concept tree layout. That little demo tree has grown up and is now an actual #Flutter Widget Tree Widget 😃 and here's what it looks like now:

Hey everybody 😃 It took me some time, but now I can finally draw real trees with #Flutter and this is just a quick demo of that. This will be used to eventually draw widget trees, visualize #Dart class hierarchies, and much much more. I think it's beautiful 🙂

I challenged my good friend @SlaxXxX to port his Java version of Conway's Game Of Life to #Flutter And he actually did it! He even implemented drawing and a pause button😀Here's a DartPad where you can try it out for yourself: https://t.co/TbKoVZrh15 Repo: https://t.co/nx2IeE8Hgo

Hey everybody 🙂 Here's another quick #Flutter IDE progress update: it can now understand and edit real Dart code! The video shows a Flutter UI that edits design-time properties of a dart file (no, this is not hot reload) and soon it will be able to edit its own source code 😃

You will soon be able to design Widgets without having to worry about finding the correct class (BorderSide Border BorderRadius Radius? we've all been there). These were made in a few minutes. They are not from a Photoshop tutorial, these are real #Flutter Widgets 😃

I just found out that you can do that with Flutter. That's crazy 😀

3/3) And last, but not least: Drag & Drop as a way to interact between Widgets and Scratchpads! I'll be ready to share an early alpha preview soon. (You know what they say, 'If you're not embarrassed by the first version of your product, you've launched too late' 😀)

2/3) A Flutter Scratchpad: everyone has had a prototype of a Widget that wasn't quite ready to be shared. This will be the place for them 🙂

Hey everybody, it's been a while 😀! I'm here to share 3 awesome #FlutterIDE updates 🙂 1/3) Type labels: experienced Flutter Devs won't need this, but It'll make things easier for those who are just starting out.

Here's a sneak peek of an early prototype for a history feature with which one could restore any changes made to a Flutter Widget and simultaneously preview every previous version. Do you like the idea?

Big #Flutter IDE news. It took me a while, but now I can finally walk the whole Flutter SDK. I have access to every comment, Widget, everything.😀This will be awesome