A new episode of the “Flutter Notable Commits” series has been released, highlighting significant changes to Flutter that took place in September. 📌 The video can be found at the link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZatSBeh_24 #video #notablecommits

Usually everyone brags about rewriting something in Rust. This one goes the other way 😄 We've covered the code_forge code editor before. In version 11.0.0 the author dropped the Rust backend and implemented a text-rope and a zed_sum_tree-like layout mapping in pure Dart The result: no more FFI calls, a noticeable performance boost, and the editor handles 1M+ lines smoothly. As a bonus - web support and no Rust toolchain needed to build the package It seems like we’re going to flex “rewrite to Dart” soon 🌚 📌 Package 📌 Changelog #package #ohmyteam #ohmyfedukenukem

The Flutter team published an article on why, in the age of AI migrations, a single codebase is still the way to go 🌚 The authors' main point: AI makes it easy to rewrite an app in a new stack, but maintaining it on "day 2,000" is a different story Inside: 👉 Why parallel agents for Swift and Kotlin end up writing the same checkout differently 👉 Hot reload and headless widget tests as a fast verification loop for agents 👉 Official Agent Plugins: an MCP server, 10 Flutter and 14 Dart skills 👉 Agent Skills CLI, which lets package authors ship their own skills 👉 Case studies from Xiaomi, BMW, Nubank and Toyota 👉 And much more Of course, GenUI shows up too - we covered it earlier In places it reads like a deck for management, but the agent tooling part is worth a read 😉 📌 Article 📌 Agent Plugins repository #article #ohmyteam #ohmyfedukenukem