Tue, Feb 25

What's New in FlutterFlow | Feb 25, 2025

Updated Commit View

We’ve enhanced the commit view by leveraging Git to clearly highlight the differences in your project configuration before and after a commit. This update follows a similar pattern to the one used when merging branches with the Git Merge feature, making it easier to pinpoint exactly what's changed in each commit.


Opening Project in VSCode 

You’ll now notice two new buttons that let you open your FlutterFlow project directly in VSCode, streamlining your workflow with the FlutterFlow VSCode extension.

The first button opens your entire downloaded project:

The second button opens a specific custom code file from the FlutterFlow code editor:

Make sure your FlutterFlow VSCode extension is updated to the latest version for the best experience!

Other Improvements 🛠️

  • Gradually rolling out a new modal for creating a new project

  • Updated the new user survey to help fine tune the onboarding experience 

  • Improved auto-update experience on desktop

  • Code generation performance improvements

  • Removed debug banner from running FlutterFlow apps 

  • Fixed issue related to renaming projects

New Features We're Working On 🏗️

  • Continuing to refine new branching experience

  • Hooks for editing native code

  • Supporting pages in Libraries

  • Custom code enhancements

  • UX improvements