Last time an article about Flutter was posted, several users showed concerns that this is a campaign to promote the product.
I'm starting to lean into this theory more and more.<p>Articles like these bring nothing to the table and look out of place for HN.<p>Putting on my tinfoil hat, I'm concerned about the ratio of likes and comments as well.
Flutter seems great, but so far it definitely does not achieve perfect 120 fps performance. It still drops frames quite often at 60 fps. It's getting better but I don't think it is up to iOS performance levees yet.
Wait, why should we care about 120hz? It seems like 60hz should be good enough for people who aren't professional gamers?<p>I wonder how much battery life could be saved by turning the refresh rate down to 30hz?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but this sounds almost exactly like how React works under the hood. Which I suppose goes a long way to explaining why the Flutter API resembles React's a lot.<p>Not a knock, I really like the React approach to building UIs.