Tag: add-to-app
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Ten Teams, One Hybrid App: Where Do You Draw the Module Boundaries?
Grab runs 1,000+ modules in one app, Reddit's Android app ~800. The rules that make that survivable — contracts over imports, CI-enforced graphs — and why a Flutter module must hide behind a native boundary.
One Flutter Engine or Two? What Really Happens When Native Sits Between Two Flutter Screens
A FlutterEngine has one seat. Why one cached engine can't serve two Flutter segments split by native, what FlutterBoost really does, and what two engines cost.
Half Flutter, Half Native: Who Owns Navigation Mid-Migration?
Migrating Flutter to native screen by screen leaves two back stacks. A destination contract, a host router, one stack owner — and why back is the hard part.
How Does a Flutter Module Get a Token From the Native Host When the App Has Many Modules?
A Flutter package needs the host app's auth token. Every obvious answer — a MethodChannel, importing AppCore — points the dependency the wrong way. The fix is to stop passing the token.