Update: (June 2021) Two of the most popular server-side Dart frameworks, Angel and Aqueduct, have been discontinued . Because of this I’m removing the sections on Aqueduct and Angel from this article. If you are considering Dart for your backend server, I recommend you choose Shelf, which is maintained by the Dart team.1 May 2019
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Update: (June 2021) Two of the most popular server-side Dart frameworks, Angel and Aqueduct, have been discontinued . Because of this I’m removing the sections on Aqueduct and Angel from this article. If you are considering Dart for your backend server, I recommend you choose Shelf, which is maintained by the Dart team.1 May 2019
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Dart is easy and purposefully similar to java/JS/c# . If you know one of these, you won’t be lost here. As for flutter’s widgets, it’s quite similar to React but easier.
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As we’ve mentioned, Flutter is a framework specifically designed for the frontend. As such, there is no “default” backend for a Flutter application . Backendless was among the first no-code/low-code backend services to support a Flutter frontend.
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Flutter – Accessing REST API
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Aqueduct is an extensible HTTP framework for building REST APIs on top of the Dart VM . It includes a statically-typed ORM, OAuth 2.0 provider, automated testing libraries and OpenAPI 3.0 integration.
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