What's new in the docs

This page contains current and recent announcements of what's new on the Flutter website and blog. Find past what's new information on the what's new archive page. You might also check out the Flutter SDK release notes.

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For Dart, you can join the Dart Announce Google group, and review the Dart changelog.

Flutter 3.35 is live! For more information, check out the Flutter 3.35 technical blog post. You might also check out the Dart 3.9 release blog post.

Docs updated or added since the 3.32 release

• Hot reload is now available on the web and no longer requires an experimental flag. For more information, check out hot reload.

• There is a new Create with AI guide which covers how you can leverage AI tools like Gemini Code Assist, GeminiCLI, and the Dart and Flutter MCP Server to build AI-powered features for your Flutter apps.

• You can now use the Flutter Widget Previewer guide to help you view a preview of your Flutter widgets in Chrome.

• Each stable release affects which versions of deployed platforms that Flutter supports. For more information, visit the updated supported platforms page.

• On Android, you can now protect sensitive content, such as customer information, when you share your screen. Learn more by visiting Protect your app's sensitive content.

• Also, don't forget to check out the breaking changes page for this release. That's also where you'll find useful migration info.

Flutter 3.32 is live! For more information, check out the Flutter 3.32 technical blog post. You might also check out the Dart 3.8 release blog post.

Website update

First of all, a behind-the-scenes rewrite of the website has been in the works. These changes have been published incrementally, so you might have already noticed some of them:

• Dark mode is now available
• You can now rate each page on the site with a thumbs up or thumbs down
• The sidenav has changed and it's (hopefully) easier to find content
• The website has been made more accessible
• Files have been moved around (we always provide redirects)

Docs updated or added since the 3.29 release

• An updated Flutter on iOS page.
• We have a new workflow for installing Flutter on the various development platforms. This continues to be a work in progress, so stay tuned.
• A new page on how you can use the new DevTools feature, Flutter Property Editor. The VS Code and Android Studio/IntelliJ instructions are also updated on how to use this feature.
• The website is updated to explain how you can use hot reload on web behind a flag. For this release, hot reload on web is an experimental feature.
• A new page on adding iOS app extensions.
• A completely rewritten page for setting up Flutter flavors for iOS and macOS.
• A new page for setting up Flutter flavors for Android.
• The Cupertino instructions were updated for the Place a floating app bar above a list cookbook recipe.
• You can now improve accessibility of your apps with SemanticRoles.
• Also, don't forget to check out the breaking changes page for this release. That's also where you'll find useful migration info.

For past releases, check out the What's new archive page.