Building FlutKit for Multiple Platforms
FlutKit is built on top of Flutter, which means platform support, build pipelines, and deployment workflows are fully managed by Flutter itself.
Instead of duplicating platform-specific instructions, FlutKit intentionally references official Flutter documentation to ensure accuracy, longevity, and best practices.
Supported Platforms
FlutKit supports all platforms officially supported by Flutter:
- Web
- Android
- iOS
- Windows
- macOS
- Linux
For the authoritative and up-to-date list, refer to:
Flutter Supported Platforms
https://docs.flutter.dev/reference/supported-platforms
Why FlutKit Delegates Build Documentation
FlutKit focuses on:
- UI patterns
- Layout systems
- Responsive dashboards
- Charts and tables
- Production-ready screen examples
Flutter already provides:
- Official build commands
- Platform-specific tooling
- Store submission guides
- Native integration documentation
Duplicating those instructions inside FlutKit would:
- Quickly become outdated
- Increase maintenance cost
- Reduce trust compared to official sources
What FlutKit Guarantees
FlutKit guarantees that:
- All UI components are Flutter-standard widgets
- No platform-specific hacks are required
- Screens compile and run across all Flutter-supported platforms
- Responsive behavior adapts automatically
If a screen runs in Flutter, it runs in FlutKit.
Platform Build Reference
Use the official Flutter guides below depending on your target:
Web
https://docs.flutter.dev/platform-integration/web
Android
https://docs.flutter.dev/deployment/android
iOS
https://docs.flutter.dev/deployment/ios
Desktop (Windows, macOS, Linux)
https://docs.flutter.dev/platform-integration/desktop
FlutKit-Specific Notes
While platform builds are handled by Flutter, FlutKit provides:
- Responsive layouts for different screen sizes
- Mobile-friendly navigation patterns
- Table and chart behaviors that adapt to touch and pointer input
For production use, FlutKit recommends:
- Refactoring demo screens
- Separating UI from data and logic
- Treating example screens as reference implementations
Summary
- FlutKit does not replace Flutter’s platform documentation
- Flutter is the single source of truth for builds and deployment
- FlutKit ensures UI compatibility and responsiveness
- Developers follow Flutter docs, not FlutKit-specific build steps
