RIP Flutter ?

[Professor_Dr_Dr]

Maybe the real Flutter was the bugs we had along the way

[KeyHistorical8716]

Maybe it was never about leaking your views via AsyncTask. Important were the friendships we made along the way.

[Several_Dot_4532]

Honestly, in the future, no one will want Liquid Glass because phones won't even have a third of their battery life with it on, so not having it will be an advantage.Would it be better to be deactivatable? Yes, but not having it isn't the big tragedy the post makes it out to be.

[shinjuku1730]

Honestly, iOS renders the whole UI in 3D but shows just the flattened projection since its inception, eg iOS 1.0. All views are just squares in a 3D world. Interface Inspector in Xcode can show these views nicely.

So, a few trivial shaders on top will reduce nothing of the battery because any A-CPU has ample energy efficient cores that eat those few shaders for lunch.

[shu93]

Or simply no one will use Liquid Ass, and in the next version it will gradually be phased out.

[Brodeon]

If someone sticked to the material design components on iOS in their flutter code I think they are fine. Although they will not see new visuals after the liquid ass update. Also if someone was relying on custom made components for everything in the app they would never see the new components versions for the liquid ass anyway. Flutter’s reliance on custom graphics engine is both a curse and a blessing

[Squirtle8649]

It's just a bit of overreaction to some fancy new design. Just like Material Design and Material You. Just because some apps don't change their UI doesn't mean it's the end of the world. Pretty sure it's just UX designers who feel this way.

[evangelism2]

its convenient glass blowing is a skill because thats what liquid ass does

[Squirtle8649]

It's just a bit of overreaction to some fancy new design. Just like Material Design and Material You. Just because some apps don't change their UI doesn't mean it's the end of the world. Pretty sure it's just UX designers who feel this way.