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On one hand, I'm excited, on the other hand, I'm using a Flutter app right now as essentially a utility for my own personal use.

I'm horrified if I upgrade it everything will break and I'll have to commit to fixing it.

Still, I'm very excited about this, I'd argue flutter is what react native wanted to be.



Not sure if you’re new to the Flutter / Dart ecosystem but one of the nice advantages that comes as a side effect of having “Google scale” backing it is how nice the upgrade experience is.

Generally you just run a single command of dart fix and it will statically analyse the code and automatically rewrite anything that’s outdated to use the latest syntax for you.

https://dart.dev/tools/dart-fix


I'll consider it, but I really really don't want to invest more time into fixing things.

Like it's essentially finished. Then again, I can always branch it and see what happens.




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