It’s an open-source software development kit (SDK), developed by Google, to quickly build iOS and Android apps, sharing most of the code. It works in conjunction with the Android and iOS SDKs, which also means you still need a macOS machine to build for iOS (just like you do for React Native and Xamarin). The installation for Android was very smooth for me — I just followed the instructions on the website and used the ‘flutter doctor’ command, but I initially had some issues with the iOS setup. (https://medium.com/asos-techblog/flutter-vs-react-native-for-ios-android-app-development-c41b4e038db9)

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  Shabd Veyyakula: Thats Pretty cool Pranav. Thanks for sharing this. Ive been looking into app development for quite a while now, and I feel like flutter is the way to go. I dont really like the idea of havong to work with swift and kotlin.
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  Advithi Kethidi: I tottaly agree with you, it could save a lot of time. Hey you know what would be cool, if we all coudl start on a project. If you guys are interested, Dm me. @AKethidi.

Hey Guys, Just attended Teen Tech SF hacks. We got FIRST PLACE! This is my first victory with my team, @Shabd Veyyakuls, @Holland Pleskac, and @Pranav Krishna. Special shoutout to @Kushagra Singh as well for helping us a lot. We created an app that can help students save themselves from gunshootings. I tottaly feel like we shouldnt end this project here. And we only have a team of 5, I want a larger team to help solve this major problem. DM for more informations, @AKethidi.

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  Rishabh Rai: I like how you are very enthusiastic about completeing this project. I tottaly agree with the fact that these gunshooting are a major issue in todays society and we need something to save students. I feel like this is a very practical project. So count me in. #IOS Development