Early access! What is it like to write Flutter in the browser?

Invertase is a UK based open source software production company. It mainly builds applications such as developer tools and SDKs. As early as Flutter 2.2 , the Invertase team began to help build and contribute Firebase-related Flutter plugins (FlutterFire); when the official version of Flutter 2.8 was released, the article also introduced Their collaboration with Canonical: Co-development of the most popular Firebase plugin for Flutter on Linux and Windows. In addition to that, they build a lot of open source products, which you can check out on their GitHub homepage: github.com/invertase

Yesterday, the Invertase team released a new product "Zapp", a web application for building Flutter applications in the browser:

Zapp service supports the use of any Pub package, and also provides syntax highlighting and auto-completion through the built-in Dart analyzer. At the same time, you can also share your project code with others, or use it like in VS Code. Command Palette to perform actions, as well as dark themes, debugging, Git code management, testing, and more.

Pictured from Zapp's Command Palette feature

At present, Zapp is in the closed beta period. Anyone can apply to join the EAP program of Zapp by opening the official website of the application: zapp.run , and logging in with the GitHub account. When receiving the EAP qualification, they will receive an email notification.

Any functional feedback can be put forward in the GitHub Issue area of Zapp, looking forward to the trial report and feedback from community members!