Build Flutter Apps with Vue.js: Bridging Front‑End Ecosystem and Multi‑Platform Rendering
This article explains how the growing need for cross‑platform development, especially with IoT devices, makes Flutter popular yet costly, and introduces a W3C‑standard‑based solution that uses Vue.js and the Kraken engine to connect front‑end ecosystems with consistent multi‑device rendering.
Cross‑platform development has become unavoidable for front‑end engineers, especially with the rise of IoT devices that introduce many new “endpoints”. After Hybrid and React Native (Weex), Flutter has surged in popularity due to its lightweight rendering pipeline and self‑draw rendering, but its Dart‑plus‑Widget model and isolated ecosystem increase development costs.
To address this, we explore a Flutter application solution based on W3C standards that connects upward to the front‑end ecosystem and guarantees consistent multi‑device rendering through self‑drawing. This article presents a Vue.js‑based approach for building Flutter apps and shares the practices and thoughts behind the Kraken engine.
Kraken is an open‑source high‑performance web rendering engine developed by Alibaba’s front‑end architecture team. The project is available at https://github.com/openkraken/kraken .
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