The Flutter team is working on a generalized mechanism to bring tree-shaking of assets and native code to packages. For this purpose, they want to mark the class IconData as final. This will break code that implements or extends IconData.

📌 If you are potentially affected by this change, you can give feedback by replying to the issue.
https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/181342

#breakingchange

In his article, Jaime Wren discusses Agent Skills, an open standard developed to provide artificial intelligence agents with specialized, modular knowledge.

📌 The article can be found at the link.
https://blog.flutter.dev/jaimes-build-context-prompt-engineering-as-infrastructure-b335fd517101

#article

A really interesting package called dascade that lets you create Terminal User Interfaces (TUIs).

It's great that it has detailed documentation and a large number of examples — among them there's even a port of the legendary a1k0n's donut.

📌 Package

#package
#ohmyteam
#ohmyfedukenukem

NestedScrollView in the new episode of Widget of the Week.

📌 More details at the link.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeB2kyLfvfo

#widgetoftheweek

In the new episode of Observable<Flutter>, Craig Labenz works on a vocab flashcards app.

📌 The video can be found at the link.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3J_bFYpCeM

#video

The Flutter plugin for VSCode has received another update. It includes:

👉 test explorer now groups test suites under workspace/package folders;
👉 deviceId and emulatorId fields in the launch configuration now support substring matches and matching on device ID and name;
👉 tasks like build_runner are now invoked with dart run;

📌A detailed list of changes is available at the link.
https://dartcode.org/releases/v3-128/

#update

Any technology needs to have a clear entry point. This has never been a problem for Dart and Flutter, as there are many official tutorials and detailed documentation available. It is nice to see that the team is not stopping and continues to improve in this area—new getting started materials were recently announced.

📌 The announcement article can be found at the link.
https://blog.flutter.dev/announcing-our-new-dart-and-flutter-getting-started-experience-b8c4b2be0984

#article #announcement

Information has surfaced online about the development of the first console-oriented game engine with full Flutter integration, named Fluorite.

It belongs to Toyota—what an unexpected twist 😄

For now, everything is shrouded in secrecy: no code, no repository, but it sounds intriguing.

📌 Engine website
📌 Article
📌 Presentation
📌 More detailed video

#announcement
#ohmyteam
#ohmyfedukenukem

SliverFillRemaining in the new episode of Widget of the Week.

📌 More details by the link.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egZjhWNqrXc

#widgetoftheweek

Here's the new version: Flutter 3.41.

As usual, the team is working on further separating Cupertino and Material, but that's not all:

👉 Platform-specific assets
👉 Improvements to Fragment shaders
👉 Widget Preview now has access to the Flutter Inspector
👉 Improvements to Add-to-App integration for Flutter apps
👉 Navigation and scrolling enhancements
👉 And much more - details in the article

📌 Article

#article
#announcement
#ohmyteam
#ohmyfedukenukem

As usual, along with the new version of Flutter, we get a fresh version of Dart 3.11. It includes:

👉 improvement for MCP to allow agents to obtain information via links for the used packages;
👉 “fine-grained dependencies” for the analyzer to optimize the decision on which code needs to be reanalyzed;
👉 pub cache gc command to clean up unused cached dependencies.

📌 Details in the official announcement:
https://medium.com/dartlang/announcing-dart-3-11-b6529be4203a

#announcement

Continuing the theme of new materials for beginners, several videos dedicated to Dart have already been released on the official channel.

📌 You can find them at the links.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kjp9yAKpT4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulg4bjQQJi0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=En5lVTdmZIY

#video

We've gotten even closer to having separate Material and Cupertino libraries.

The packages material_ui and cupertino_ui have appeared on pub.dev.

True, they're still completely empty for now, but it's already something 😄

📌 material_ui
📌 cupertino_ui

#package
#ohmyteam
#ohmyfedukenukem

Recently, the Serverpod team introduced a new web framework called Relic.

They position it as a noticeably improved version of Shelf - but whether that's actually true, only practice will show 😁

📌 Package

#package
#ohmyteam
#ohmyfedukenukem

In a new video on the Flutter channel, Craig Labenz and his guest, Andy Zhang from the Antigravity team, discuss what Google's new IDE can offer Flutter developers.

📌 You can watch the video at the link.
​​https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YY2w2JEX2xk

#video

The Flutter team has published its 2026 roadmap. Key highlights include:

👉 completing the migration to Impeller on Android
👉 making Wasm the default for Flutter Web
👉 exploring support for interpreted bytecode in Dart
👉 expanding Dart’s role as a broadly adopted, general-purpose tool

📌 You can read the full roadmap in the blog post or the repository:
https://blog.flutter.dev/flutter-darts-2026-roadmap-89378f17ebbd
https://github.com/flutter/flutter/blob/master/docs%2Froadmap%2FRoadmap.md

#announcement

The most popular sliver 🙃 in the new episode of Widget of the Week.

📌 More details at the link.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWec9DrAbHE

#widgetoftheweek