Flutter got forked. Flock is a project based on a current Flutter snapshot, aiming to develop and evolve it together with the community.
But is that a good idea?

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Flutter has been forked into a new project called Flock, which aims to develop and evolve independently from Flutter. The fork was motivated by perceived issues such as insufficient developer support from Google, slow development, and inadequate handling of community contributions. Flock's goal is to create a more open-source and community-driven alternative to Flutter, especially for better cross-platform support. However, concerns exist about potential fragmentation and the viability of sustaining quality contributions.

Flutter just got Flocked! What does it mean for Flutter's future?

<p>Looks like nobody cares now:</p>
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