It's All Widgets! Flutter Podcast

Thomas Burkert says a broken Xamarin project and Flutter’s beta release led him to a first app running in 20 minutes, and he never returned to .NET mobile work.

David Morgan traces his path from BASIC at age five and a games-programmer goal in England to Google in Zurich in 2008.

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It's All Widgets Flutter Podcast episode 53 centers on Taha Tesser, who says Chris pushed him from Android into Flutter and that he built a Steam card viewer in seven days.

Mike Rydstrom traces his path from VIC-20 and Commodore 64 programming to Flutter theming tools such as Flex Color Scheme, Flex Seed Scheme, and Flex Color Picker.

Todd Volkert, Flutter's Director of Engineering, describes nearly 15 years at Google and about nine years working on Flutter after building UI frameworks at a photo-management company and VMware.

Eric, an original Flutter creator, recounts work at Apple on Safari and SVG, a failed Y Combinator clothing startup, Chrome, Blink, and Flutter.

Rody Davis, a Google developer solutions team member who began using Flutter with Flutter Beta 3, explains the design of his Signals package for Dart and Flutter.

Helo Korn interviews Gianfranco Papa, CTO and co-founder of Somnio Software, about his path from native Android and iOS development to Flutter specialization.

Mike Hearn, founder of Hydraulic, explains how Conveyor packages and distributes Flutter desktop apps outside stores.

Kolo Korn interviews Victor, founder of ServerPod, about a Flutter backend designed to let developers use Dart across the client and server.

Dan Gardner explains how RunP, an app that identifies bathroom breaks during movies, grew from a 2008 Flex web application into his primary income after Star Trek in 2009 drove attention.

Hillel Korn interviews Majid Hajian about his path from Commodore 64 programming to Flutter development and community leadership.

Helo Korn interviews Bob Nystrom about his path from BASIC and an Apple IIe to EA, Google, and Dart language design.

Chris Sells and Hello Korn discuss Flutter 2.0 after Flutter Engage, including null safety, stable web support, and desktop support moving from alpha to beta.

Randall Schwartz describes teaching himself programming at age 10, entering industry after high school, and building a career around Perl, technical writing, and conference instruction.

Thorsten describes moving from 10 years as a jazz musician and online-poker app development to Node.js work at Cypress.io and Flutter game development.

Helal Korn interviews Remy Rousselet about Riverpod, Freezed, State Notifier, and Flutter Hooks as a coordinated Flutter development toolkit.

Rohde Davis describes moving from audio engineering and systems administration into open-source maintenance, indie development, and Flutter work.

Chris Sells, Google’s product manager for Flutter’s developer end-to-end experience, details Flutter 1.12, described as the project’s largest release with improved iOS 13 support, add-to-app, Android X handling, web plugins, and desktop progress.

Hillel Korn interviews Eric Windmill about writing a general Flutter book after Manning discovered his tutorial site, flutterbyexample.com.

Martin and Chris from the Flutter team explain how Flutter Create became a global contest requiring apps built with five kilobytes or less of Dart code.

Kevin Moore, a Dart and Flutter product manager focused on web technology, discusses the technical preview of Flutter for Web with host Hillel Korn.

Chris Sells and Ian Hickson discuss Flutter’s developer experience, API compatibility, framework architecture, state management, CodePush, and web and desktop plans.

Chris, Flutter’s product manager for developer experience, explains how his work spans framework APIs, plugins, command-line tools, and IDE integrations.

An interview with Matt Sullivan, lead of Flutter developer relations at Google, discussing his background and role.