Dart

Typed, compiled and designed for UI

Dart is the language behind Flutter, our standard for mobile development. Created by Google, it combines static typing with null safety, which eliminates an entire family of bugs before the app ever reaches a user. In production it compiles to native code; in development it runs with just-in-time compilation, and that combination is what makes Flutter's hot reload possible.

In practice, we use Dart wherever we use Flutter: apps that need to run on iOS and Android from a single codebase. Hot reload changes the rhythm of the work: a change shows up on screen in seconds, with no full rebuild, which shortens the loop between idea, adjustment and validation. When a project calls for traditional web or back-end work, we reach for other tools in our stack; Dart shines in the interface.

For the people hiring us, Dart means an app that ages well. Strong typing keeps the code readable for whoever joins later, the compiler catches errors that dynamic languages would only surface in production, and the pub package manager keeps dependencies organized. It is also a language a new team picks up quickly, especially developers coming from Java, Kotlin or TypeScript.

• iOS and Android apps with Flutter
• Animated and responsive user interfaces
• Business logic shared across platforms
• Integrations with APIs and native services
• Mobile MVPs to validate product fast