Google Pay switched to Flutter a few months ago for their flagship mobile app, and they already achieved major gains in productivity and quality.
By unifying the codebase, the team removed feature disparity between platforms and eliminated over half a million lines of code.
Google Pay also reports that their engineers are far more efficient, with a huge reduction in technical debt and unified release processes such as security reviews and experimentation across both iOS and Android.
That's very interesting in light of the facts that
1) This announcement seems to claim that Flutter 2 apps can be deployed as web apps as well as mobile apps, yet
2) This very morning I received an email from Google stating that pay.google.com is going away and the service can only be used via the mobile app going forward.
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Google Pay switched to Flutter a few months ago for their flagship mobile app, and they already achieved major gains in productivity and quality.
By unifying the codebase, the team removed feature disparity between platforms and eliminated over half a million lines of code.
Google Pay also reports that their engineers are far more efficient, with a huge reduction in technical debt and unified release processes such as security reviews and experimentation across both iOS and Android.