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An approachable, portable, and productive language for high-quality apps on any platform. https://dart.dev

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Excited to announce Dart 3.12 at #GoogleIO 2026! πŸš€ Upgrade now for: βœ… Cleaner syntax with private named parameters βœ… Agentic Hot Reload & Genkit integration for AI-ready apps Details β†’ dart.dev/blog/announc... What feature are most excited to try first? πŸ‘‡

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Going to FlutterconUSA this week in NYC? πŸ™‹β€β™€οΈ The Flutter team is doing a Q/A panel on Thursday at 1:45PM. Submit your question to be answered live: goo.gle/4liU2qW

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Hot reload on the web (experimental) πŸ”ƒ 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.

Direct native interoperability πŸ”Œ 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.

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Doc imports πŸ“₯ 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.

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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.

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 ?.

Formatter updates πŸ“ 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.

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🧠✍️ The team at Reflection wanted to transform the journaling experience with insightful AI interactions. They integrated Gemini into their Flutter app using Firebase. The results? A 60% increase in AI feature usage and < 300 ms AI response time ➑️ goo.gle/3FpPsYV

goo.gleAI Journaling with Reflection Using Google Gemini and Vertex AI in Firebase | Online Journal and App by Reflection.appLearn how our development team integrated Google Gemini using Vertex AI in Firebase and Flutter to create a secure, high-performance AI journaling experience. This case study details our implementatio...

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Dart devs on Github can use the PR health workflow to test if PRs introduce breaking changes, have licenses, coverage etc., see github.com/dart-lang/ec.... Or just use github.com/bmw-tech/dar... directly if you only want the breaking change check!

github.comecosystem/pkgs/firehose at main Β· dart-lang/ecosystemThis repository is home to general Dart Ecosystem tools and packages. - dart-lang/ecosystem
Ale πŸ’™@alesalv.bsky.social

Apparently it didn't take long for Minimal to reach 2.0.0, mainly thanks to me breaking semver as I usually would do with code πŸ˜… Thanks to my mate @rydmike.com for pointing it out, so I could fix it properly, and retract 1.0.5. Enjoy! πŸ”₯ #flutter #flutterdev #minimal

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Serverpod πŸš€@serverpod.dev

Great news for all Flutter developers who want to do full-stack Dart! 🎯 Serverpod just closed our €2.7M seed round. πŸ₯³ This will allow us to roll out Serverpod Cloud, build a new low-level server foundation for Dart through Relic, and add heaps of new features to our framework.

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Roses are red, widgets are neat, 3.29 can't be beat πŸ’“ The latest release includes updates to improve developer experience, enhance app performance, and provide greater flexibility in design and code style management. Read the blog β†’ goo.gle/4hzlcZ8

Dart 3.7 is here! We’ve got wildcard variables, new formatter style, cool updates to pub.dev, plus all the ways we’re continuing to make Dart the best it can be. Read all about 3.7 in our blog post: goo.gle/dart37

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