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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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