Objective-C/Swift Interop is a feature in Dart 2.18 that allows developers to directly call native code on iOS from their Dart codebase. This article explores the use of Objective-C/Swift Interop to eliminate the need for platform-channels. It discusses the problem of relying on platform channels, introduces Objective-C/Swift Interop, provides an example of calling an iOS function using Objective-C/Swift Interop, and mentions the limitations of the feature. The article also mentions the upcoming implementation of JNI for Android and speculates on the future of Swift Interop in Flutter development.

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The ProblemPlatform-Channels ✉️What is Objective-C/Swift Interop? ⛓LimitationsJNI is comingThe future looks bright ✨Conclusion

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