shorebird

We have a pretty large (surface area) Flutter app. One of our concerns with Shorebird in evaluating it early on was lack of JIT for iOS. As you mentioned, your custom interpreter solves this problem. But I guess my question is, how well? Do you have performance data for comparison between the interpreted runtime and the official runtime? Edit: found this thread + comment which answered most of my questions. https://github.com/shorebirdtech/shorebird/issues/1871#issue...

Desktop is one of our most requested features: https://github.com/shorebirdtech/shorebird/issues/397 I suspect we still have many months of work to do for iOS and Android code push. Mostly a lot of features to build for larger customers. After that, I'm not sure. We have a long list of ideas. Do you have particular needs around Flutter you'd like us to address?

Hey HN. Eric Seidel here (former lead of Flutter & Dart at Google, prev. YC S06). I founded Flutter and led the team for almost a decade. One of the constant questions we got was would we support code push like the web/react native: https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/14330 I left Google about a year ago and set out to build a company around Flutter and decided to start with code push. It took us a year to build. We had to build a new toolchain for Dart and a custom interpreter (for store compliance). But it works! Our beta has already been used by thousands of apps. Most (eventually all) of the code is open source on GitHub. I’ll be around all day to answer Flutter and Shorebird questions. We run our company in the public on Discord and are happy to take questions there too. Would love to hear your thoughts.