What Amazon AWS support means for Flutter
Article Summary
Amazon just made a major bet on Flutter. AWS Amplify now officially supports Flutter, and this could be the validation enterprise teams have been waiting for.
Very Good Ventures breaks down what Amazon's AWS Amplify Flutter support means for the cross-platform framework's future. With AWS commanding 33% of the global cloud market, this integration opens doors for companies that couldn't rely on Google's cloud services.
Key Takeaways
- AWS holds 33% global cloud market share, now building Flutter-first products
- Critical for companies in China and Europe where Google services are limited
- Over 90,000 Flutter apps already in Google Play Store
- Amplify Flutter enables seamless cloud integration for mobile apps
AWS support removes a major adoption barrier for Flutter, especially for enterprises already invested in the Amazon ecosystem.
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What This Article Covers
Flutter developers struggled to integrate with AWS infrastructure and had to find workarounds when clients asked about compatibility. Very Good Ventures could only tell clients "Yes, but..." when AWS integration came up.
Amazon built Amplify Flutter, an open source framework with libraries, command-line tools, and deployment services. It lets Flutter developers connect to cloud services directly in their apps.
This removes a real barrier for enterprises already using AWS, which holds 33% of the global cloud market. It's especially helpful for companies in regions where Google services don't work well, making Flutter a more viable choice for them.
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