
AI is changing the way we develop software. 🤖
The way we develop software—from writing code and identifying problems to learning new technologies—is changing rapidly, something we used to take for granted.
However, the essence of engineering—the creation of good software—remains unchanged.
The more powerful the tools we use, the more we must reconsider why we create, how we design, and what we are responsible for.
Returning to basics does not mean going back to the past, but rather re-examining the foundations upon which we stand in order to move further forward.
We revisit the engineering principles that must endure even as technology changes, and, building on these, we consider the future alongside AI.
And for this year’s Flutter Korea 2026, the Google Flutter team will be visiting Korea in person to join us. 🇰🇷💙
Together with the people shaping Flutter, we’ll be discussing the current state of Flutter and its future direction first-hand.
Back to Basics. Move Forward.
AWS Korea
12th Floor, Centrefield EAST, 231 Teheran-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
https://maps.app.goo.gl/RSkiDXQxdRXUJqpA9
Details of the sessions and the timetable are currently being finalised. We will update this information as soon as it is available.
The sponsors supporting Flutter Korea 2026 💙

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