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Learn how SoFi reduced their codebase 60% using Flutter ✂ A unified codebase let the team delete 1M lines of code, slashing maintenance while shipping faster to iOS and Android. Chapters: 1:01 - The problem 1:23 - Why SoFi chose Flutter 2:17 - Results of migration

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Фото профиля Iwarifgha
Iwarifgha3 месяцев назад

Flutter is the future.

Фото профиля Abdul Awal
Abdul Awal3 месяцев назад

That's happy news. Congrats 😍😇

Фото профиля Adel Bucetta
Adel Bucetta3 месяцев назад

the honest answer is that most companies still can't scale without a unified codebase, sofi's achievement feels like a benchmark, but it's not a one-off, someone will soon match this and probably do it faster

Фото профиля Lucky Pony
Lucky Pony3 месяцев назад

Thanks to Flutter for making my Agent software so easy to use.

Фото профиля Khalid Aj 🇵🇸🇮🇩
Khalid Aj 🇵🇸🇮🇩3 месяцев назад

what makes this differ with react native or so

Фото профиля Pranjul Dhiman
Pranjul Dhiman3 месяцев назад

Still I am curious why flutter jobs are still low! Even I also prefer building apps in flutter💯

Фото профиля じ东
じ东3 месяцев назад

Curious: What was the hardest part of the migration—UI parity, state management, or platform-specific integrations?

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