What is Flutter?

Flutter is Google’s open-source software development kit (SDK) meant to build cross-platform applications. It is a unique toolkit released in May 2017 that can help create natively compiled apps for mobile devices, web, and desktop.

This framework allows developers to write code just once and run it across multiple platforms. This SDK ensures seamless user experience for app users across any device

What is the difference between BLoC and provider in Flutter?

Flutter is a cross-platform UI toolkit designed to allow code reuse across operating systems such as IOS and Android. It also permits applications to interface directly with underlying platform services. The goal of Flutter is to enable developers to deliver high-performance apps.

You can choose either BloC or provider Flutter architecture depending on your business needs.

Provider is a Flutter architecture that provides the current data model to the place where it is currently required. It notifies observers when a change occurs. BLoC (Business Logic Components) provides separation of the presentation layer from business logic rules. It is a place where events from the user interface go.

Read our blog to learn about Flutter state management.