✨ Back to Basics. Move Forward.
AI is reshaping how we build software. 🤖
From writing code and debugging to adopting new tools, the development practices we once took for granted are evolving at record speed.
Yet, the core principles of good software engineering remain unchanged.
As tools become more powerful, we must reflect more deeply on why we build, how we design systems, and what responsibilities we carry.
Going back to basics doesn’t mean stepping backward—it means reinforcing our foundation so we can boldly move forward.
We revisit timeless engineering principles and explore the future of development in harmony with AI.
And at Flutter Korea 2026, the Google Flutter Core Team is visiting Korea in person! 🇰🇷💙
Join the creators of Flutter as we discuss the present and future direction of the framework.
Back to Basics. Move Forward.
Event Information
📍 Venue
AWS Korea
12F, Centerfield EAST, 231 Teheran-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
* Parking validation is not provided. Please use public transportation!
Event Schedule
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flutter-seoul@googlegroups.com
🇰🇷 Flutter Seoul
Connect with the Flutter Seoul community to share ideas and meet fellow developers.
KakaoTalk Open Chat | Discord | Meetup | Event Website
📮 Contact
For questions and inquiries, please reach out via the email address below,
or contact us through KakaoTalk Open Chat and Discord.
flutter-seoul@googlegroups.com
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Practice saying "Yes and" to each other.
It’s a theatre improv technique to build on each other’s ideas. We all benefit when we create together.
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