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Flutter Web Setup — React? No, Flutter!

February 11, 2022Updated Feb 17, 2026

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As someone who's been championing Flutter since the early days, I'm very pleased with its recent progress.

With the jump to version 2.10, official Windows app support has been added.

At the same time, web development has matured to a fairly stable state.

I've decided it's now viable enough to put together a simple SPA web development series.

I won't go too deep into the weeds.

Flutter's strength lies in ease of use and a focus on rapid development.

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I'll create a case study that goes all the way to self-hosting on AWS using a Go server.

(Using PostgreSQL for the database)

The goal of this series is cross-platform app development that anyone can tackle.

So I'll keep things in the simplest terms possible and avoid overly complex material.