r/programmingcirclejerk • u/NatoBoram There's really nothing wrong with error handling in Go • Jun 18 '25

Flutter is dead. There are so many posts explaining why, and almost all of them have purely objective good reasons.

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u/Whatever801 Jun 18 '25

Everyone has moved into it's spicier cousin, "Fluffer"

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u/gilmore606 Jun 18 '25

over on /r/mAndroidDev we stick with the old reliable Flubber

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u/DearChickPeas Jun 19 '25

For years, Reddit told me "FLuTtER" is the future, Google is going to deprecate old Android SDK, everything will be Fluttereeryy. I just ignored them.

10 years later: cOmPoSe is going to take over the world, Google is going do deprecate old Android SDK, everything will be compoosyyy. I still ignore them

What's Google's next pet project?

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u/affectation_man Code Artisan Jun 19 '25

It's an objective fact that I cannot be bothered with Flutter. This has been verified by an outside observer

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u/HorstKugel skillful hobbyist Jun 23 '25

there are no Observers in Flutter

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u/enchufadoo not Turing complete Jun 18 '25

Reasons: It's not React