flutter-api

Flutter API references document widget classes, methods, and parameters with runnable code examples. This guide covers Material, Cupertino, and custom widgets across layout, styling, and animation libraries, letting you quickly implement patterns in your app.

Core Flutter widgets handle layout (Row, Column, Stack), styling, and responsive design. This reference catalogs basic and advanced widgets with implementation examples for Material and Cupertino designs, helping you choose the right component for each UI need.

Yes. Flutter API documentation applies across mobile, web, and desktop platforms. Widget APIs, layout patterns, animations, and gestures work consistently across targets, though platform-specific integration and rendering may differ.

Flutter animation and gesture APIs enable interactive UI through controller-driven motion and touch handling. This API reference documents animation classes, gesture recognizers, and state management patterns with practical code samples for common interactions.

Material widgets follow Android design guidelines; Cupertino widgets follow iOS design guidelines. This reference documents both design systems' widget sets, styling conventions, and interaction patterns so you can build platform-appropriate UIs in Flutter.

Flutter platform channels enable communication with native iOS and Android code. This API guide covers method channels, event channels, and platform integration patterns for accessing device features, hardware, and system APIs from Dart.