Discover how Flutter’s move to decouple Material and Cupertino libraries gives developers faster updates, more flexibility, and the freedom to build.

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Flutter is decoupling Material and Cupertino UI libraries from its core SDK, moving them to independent packages on pub.dev. This change enables faster updates for UI components, gives developers more flexibility in choosing design systems, and creates equal opportunities for third-party UI libraries. The move positions Flutter as a more modular framework that can adapt to new design trends like Apple's Liquid Glass and Google's Material 3 Expressive without being constrained by SDK release cycles.

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Informative article but it reads like propaganda. Weird, coming from @verygoodventures. I’m not sure what to think. If it came from the Flutter team, that would make sense.
I’m only getting the upside of the decoupling and publishing to pub.dev. Is there no downside?
Like, the major selling point of Flutter is “write once, run anywhere” (WORA). But this seems to be a step in the other direction. Is Flutter throwing in the towel on WORA? Can anyone talk about this move in that context?