Flutter emerged a bit later (first teased in 2015, released around 2017) from Google’s labs. It came with its own engine, ...

Sentry expanded its Performance Monitoring capabilities to support React Native, Android, and Xamarin applications, and also updated its Flutter SDK.

Ladd also noted that unlike some rival frameworks like React Native, Flutter uses its own GPU-accelerated graphics and rendering engine and not a web view.

Meant to compete with frameworks like Facebook’s React Native, Flutter began its life as an open source mobile UI framework that helps developers build native interfaces for Android and iOS.

Google today revealed that 500,000 developers use its open source UI framework Flutter monthly. Plus, there are some release process and versioning changes.