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Could not be happier to see that Jaspr (jaspr.site) has grown to the point that folks are now creating design languages specifically for it. Congrats to Killian and nice work, Samuel Cousin! pub.dev/packages/na...

I need an MCP server with the sole purpose of reminding my agent that 2.5 is no longer the latest version of Gemini Flash.

Ladies and gentlemen, @eseidel.com! He was nice enough to sit down with me at #Fluttercon, drop some Flutter history, and talk about why frameworks like Flutter matter more in the era of AI. www.youtube.com/watch?v=8OU...

Why Flutter matters more in the AI world with Flutter co-founder, Eric Seidel

Live from FlutterCon USA in Orlando, Andrew from the Flutter team c...

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Andrew Brogdon @redbrogdon.dev · 2w ago

It doesn't get as much press as Fast or Beautiful, but Open is one of the original four pillars of Flutter. 🤝 I'm stoked to see the team's new design doc process. It's more inclusive and more predictable. See the results beginning to land in the new repo: github.com/flutter/rfc!

GitHub - flutter/rfc

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Most background dev automations are a pain to configure. You either hide scripts in your OS crontab or set up an over-engineered cloud runner. Antigravity sidecars offer a clean alternative: simple background processes managed right inside your workspace. 🧵

Andrew Brogdon @redbrogdon.dev · 2w ago

Do you find yourself being unnecessarily polite to your coding agents? I literally can't stop myself from saying "please" and "thank you." My only hope is that this somehow goes into training data and balances out some of the bile in old StackOverflow posts. 🤣

Andrew Brogdon @redbrogdon.dev · 2w ago

I redid my personal site over the weekend, updated some links, and added the few of my poems that I got published. I remember building my first web page in '94, and feeling like it was a creative act. This still felt that way, which is a relief in the age of AI-assisted coding.

Andrew Brogdon @redbrogdon.dev · 3w ago

Can't wait -- I'll be presenting with @marktechson.com!

All Things Open@allthingsopen.bsky.social · 3w ago

We're excited to have Andrew Brogdon (@redbrogdon.dev), DevRel Tech Lead for Google, presenting "Where Is My Futuristic App? Generative UI and the Open Future" at #AllThingsOpen! 2026.allthingsopen.org/sessions/whe...

Are you creating agentic that involve money or the need for local services when preparing fields for display (date formatting for example?). If so, A2UI's client-side functions can help you give your agent the ability to run local code quickly and declaratively!

My latest hot take: I miss the days when you could just hit escape on your browser, and all the images would stop animating.

Are you using a single agent for every coding task? A setup using multiple agents (each with its own context, role, skills, and rules) can help you leverage different models for different tasks, compartmentalize context and errors, and get things done faster.

Does anyone have resources to recommend on managing large libraries of skills? Example: If I have a single reference file that's useful for two different skills, what should I do? Live with the denormalization and put it in both? Combine the skills somehow? Share it in a bucket?

Latency is often the first thing people ask about when they see GenUI. I've got some tips for reducing or even eliminating it! Links in first reply. ⬇️

Python or Go? (This isn't intended as cheap flamebait -- I've been working more on the backend of agentic apps, and I'd like to focus on one of the two languages until I feel like I really understand what's up. I genuinely welcome and will likely act on your opinions 🙂)

Andrew Brogdon @redbrogdon.dev · 2mo ago

Having recently moved out of the Bay area, it's a new and mildly unsettling experience to sit in my basement home office during a thunderstorm, listening to the sump pump churn and knowing that its tiny impeller is all that stands between me and a submerged desk. 🤣

Another What I Learned This Week, with #GenUI at #Fluttercon and some agent skills to share for people building with multi-agent coding teams!

Andrew Brogdon @redbrogdon.dev · 2mo ago

Not sure how I missed this post on getting Flutter up and running on the Steam Deck. I've been replaying Dave the Diver recently and might have to go searching for Flame-based games afterward. 🕹️ dev.to/erickzanardo...

Publishing your Flutter Game in the Steam Deck!

Recently (July 20th, 2026) I've finally released my Flutter and Flame game on Steam! It is a...

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Timothy Jordan @timothyjordan.com · 3mo ago

Almost done with my GenUI demo for Fluttercon Orlando next week! https://goo.gle/44nRKAB for all the sessions and speakers. 💙

Publishing an llms.txt is now nearly free, and adoption is climbing. Getting an agent to actually read it is the hard part. We benchmarked both sides. There's good news and bad news.

I wrote another blog post! This one's on Flutter, Python, and learning with Antigravity: blog.flutter.dev/learning-fas....

Learning faster with Antigravity

Creating Flutter frontends for ADK

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[Using Antigravity to port the Python AGY SDK to Dart] AGY: Hmm. Python SDK relies on a prebuilt binary. Me: Native hooks, then, or direct downloads? AGY: Looks like someone already published a Dart Antigravity package nine days ago. Maybe we just copy theirs? Me: 🤦🏻‍♂️

What I Learned This Week Part Six, in which our hero learns that the thing he discovered last week was discovered by someone else last month and already has a buzzword.

It's Monday, which means another "What I Learned This Week" video. In this one I've got updates on v1.0 of the A2UI protocol for GenUI, my first foray into Dart Functions on Firebase, and more!