Article thumbnail

WebDataRocks Pivot Grid for Flutter: Integration Guide

In this article

WebDataRocks Pivot Grid now integrates seamlessly with Flutter, allowing you to build beautiful, cross-platform applications with powerful data visualization features.

Great news! WebDataRocks pivot is available for Flutter

Of course, we could not walk by the latest technological novelty for passionate developers. 

We are glad to present a new WebDataRocks Pivot Grid integration with Flutter.

What is Flutter?

Flutter is known to be the most solid cross-platform application development instrument. High performance and development speed is achieved through unique techniques.

  • Firstly, a declarative approach based on components inspired by the ReactJS web framework is used to build the UI.
  • Secondly, Flutter is based on the programming language Dart that is compiled into binary code. The speed of operations can be compared to Swift, Java, or Objective-C. 

So, Flutter is the best solution to build beautiful, natively compiled, multi-platform applications from a single codebase.

Any core features listed?

Yes, there are many to highlight!

  • As was mentioned earlier, with Flutter you can create cross-platform software. This lies in the heart of Flutter logic, so every user can use your product equally comfortably with less developer’s effort. There is no need to have support for desktop, mobile, and web platforms separately, as you need to write code only once on Flutter. The cross-platform’s advantage gets even more noticeable when it comes to development of new features and the need to make updates for each platform arises. With Flutter you can make changes once and for all.
  • UI rendering is perfect to the last pixel in Flutter. This was achieved by powerful engine handling painting at runtime and Skia for graphics. 
  • Only one programming language – Dart – is used. It facilitates the development of cross-platform applications and provides a well-developed technical base. But Dart has its own features too, like an Ahead-Of-Time (AOT) and a Just-In-Time (JIT) compiler, that make hot-reloading  and hot-restarting possible.

Looking for a pivot grid for Flutter project?

WebDataRocks is a comfortable solution for embedding data visualization into your application. The integration process is not difficult, we have a 5-step tutorial on how to add WebDataRocks into your project. 

Start with cloning the repository with following commands and all dependencies:

git clone https://github.com/webdatarocks/pivot-flutter
cd pivot-flutter
dart pub get

Then connect it to your device. Learn in docs how to configure Android and iOS devices.

Then simply run the project via console: 

flutter run

Now you can enjoy our classic demo built with the Flutter framework! To learn more, visit the documentation page.

Move up

Read more articles by category Web development

Explore

Read more

Article thumbnail

Top pivot table components for web reporting: guide for developers

We’ll review top pivot table components based on key criteria like documentation, performance, scalability, and customization. This guide will help you find the best fit for your project, whether you prioritize functionality, integration, or cost.

Article thumbnail

Level Up Your Data with Filters: Inspired by #CodepenChallange

Check our new tutorial on how improve data interaction with front-end filters in web development, inspired by CodePen’s monthly challenge. This guide demonstrates CSS, JavaScript, and SVG filtering methods to create responsive, interactive data displays.

Article thumbnail

How to Make Bubble Text. Inspired by #CodepenChallange

Learn how to create a chocolate-themed bubble text effect inspired by CodePen’s “Bubbles” challenge. This guide covers HTML, CSS, and JavaScript techniques to craft interactive bubble text and display chocolate ratings with WebDataRocks.

Back to Blog