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helge5 | 6 years ago

In the current state it draws into a pixel buffer array which you can then display on for example an epaper display connected to a Raspi or other embedded device.

1. No. Neither. It does all the drawing on its own. Right now even fonts.

2. I think he would like to make it platform agnostic that way (i.e. provide reusable parts), but no, not right now.

3. His primary goal is/was driving UIs on embedded devices and AFAIK wants to complete it at least for this task.

Disclaimer: In contact with @cosmo in some Slack, due to my SwiftWebUI project (which offloads a load of things to the browser, so his stuff is quite different / more complex in many ways).

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bobajeff|6 years ago

I will be watching this. We can always use more better tools for making GUI on embedded. Especially ones that do their own rendering.

One of my plans is to play around with using and/or creating a custom flutter engine embedder like flutter-pi.

digi59404|6 years ago

Interesting! I'm curious about this because I didn't see anything rendering to the pixel buffer array. Do you know where that code is? I tried looking for it.