Dart development
Dart is the language behind Flutter. We use it when a client wants one codebase for Android and iOS, with a custom visual identity that looks the same on both.
void main() => print('Hello, Paris');How we use Dart
Flutter draws its own interface, so it suits products with a strong brand look, animated onboarding or many custom components. We organise Flutter apps by feature, manage state with Riverpod or Bloc depending on the team that will maintain the code, and write platform channels in Kotlin and Swift when an app needs something Flutter does not cover. Golden tests catch visual regressions, and the same widget tests run for both platforms on every change.
What we build with Dart
- Flutter apps for Android and iOS from one codebase
- Custom widget libraries matching the brand
- Platform channels for native camera, sensors or payments
- State management with Riverpod or Bloc
- Widget, golden and integration tests
Questions about Dart
When is Flutter a poor fit?
When an app depends heavily on the newest platform features on day one, or must look exactly like the system apps. In those cases native Kotlin and Swift are the safer route.
Can Flutter be added to an existing native app?
Yes. Flutter can be embedded as a module, which lets a team try it on one feature before deciding on a wider move.
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