I'm a weeb and fellow rubyist as well

I only briefly tried react native and ionic before settled with flutter because Dart is easy and boring (in a good way) if you already know Java. Flutter is fun though. They took react native approach and make it a bit easier to grasp.

Experienced both. Can confirm breakup hurts more.

@gatoMalicioso any good starter tips for beginners like me?

@jennytengsonM sounds interesting. Is your project open source?

@lucadev now that's a good idea :D

I'm interested in learning how to make music so gonna park here

I am learning

@mindev you'll be there. People will look for more flutter devs soon trust me 😉

My job depends on it. Welcome!

Thanks to you I feel like learning D now

@sudoSandwich my dream job, working on the tech I am interested in. Of course it's nice :D

27, and yes I'm 27 this year.

Welcome to Flutter 😉

@devTea done!

@Konsole I forgot to change lmao

Cool. But I still have my RPi 3B+ laying around collecting dust...

Use OSX at work, Linux at home. I like both.

@nibor I feel personally attacked 😔

I'm a weeb. I listen to jpop and vocaloid songs while doing my job.

@heyheni @gitpush please spare me 😂😂

Thank you for the inputs guys! Been busy these past few days but will definitely looking into everything you guys said.

awal lagi bro

Yes, native desktop apps need a comeback.

@ScriptCoded networking stuff I guess 😂

I tried before and it works for me.

This

@eeee yup I am fully aware Google have this habit of throwing everything out after few years but I also believe the community around Flutter can do something about it even after at one point Google change their mind and try to kill this framework. Flutter is open source, after all.

@toriyuno this thing probably

Thank you guys! And yeah flutter isn't that mature yet but I'll try to squeeze out every single thing possible from this framework. After all I believe it's there to stay ;)

@ajit555 can confirm it's working. I carry my laptop and didn't touch it either.