A named channel for communicating with the Flutter application using asynchronous method calls . Incoming method calls are decoded from binary on receipt, and Java results are encoded into binary before being transmitted back to Flutter.
Read moreIs Java good with Flutter?
Flutter vs Java , The Conclusion Flutter offers cross-platform support as well as faster development time. Whereas Java is the safe option for its strong documentation and vast experience .
Read moreDoes Flutter need Java knowledge?
If you have used any Object Oriented Language such as Java, Python, PHP or C++, you will be able to work on Flutter even without prior knowledge of Dart . Understanding the basics of Dart will however be useful (and will be easy to learn if you already know OOP).
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Flutter Call Native Android Code – Easily Example
Read moreHow does the platform channel work?
Overall the Platform Channel represents a way to connect native code with the Flutter app (Dart) . It can be used to implement any Flutter missing functionality using a platform-specific code (plugins) and call any APIs whether available in Java or Kotlin code on Android, or in Objective-C or Swift code on iOS.
Read moreHow do I use Android native code on Flutter?
Calling Android Native Code in Flutter
Read moreWhat are method channels?
A named channel for communicating with platform plugins using asynchronous method calls . Method calls are encoded into binary before being sent, and binary results received are decoded into Dart values.
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