September 2019
Beginner
512 pages
12h 52m
English
When you're writing or debugging code, you will be using the Dart VM with JIT. This helps to utilize features such as profiling tools, hot reloading (you can refer to Chapter 3, An Introduction to Flutter), and more.
When building your app for release, the code will be compiled in AOT and your app will ship with a tiny version of the Dart VM (which is more like a runtime library) with Dart SDK capabilities such as core libraries and garbage collectors.
This difference, at first, does not seems to be important from the developer's point of view, as we want to simply write and run the app, right? However, when it comes to productivity, this becomes one of the most fundamental Dart strengths used by Flutter. ...
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