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August was a milestone month for the Flutter community. With the release of Flutter 3.35, the Dart & Flutter MCP Server reaching stable, new community packages, and the upcoming FlutterConf LATAM 2025, there’s plenty to be excited about.
Let’s dive into the highlights.
What’s new in Flutter 3.35?
Flutter 3.35 just landed! This version is packed with features that improve both performance and the developer experience.
The most notable change in this release is that stateful hot reload is now enabled by default on the web. This allows developers to make changes and immediately see the results in their applications, creating smoother iteration cycles and reducing interruptions during development. Combined with rendering optimizations, apps now run faster and more consistently across platforms.
Tooling has also received a significant boost. Stronger integration with debugging and profiling means development teams can identify issues earlier, optimize performance, and deliver more reliable apps.
In short, Flutter 3.35 makes development faster, smoother, and more productive across the board. To explore the complete list of updates and improvements, check out the official Flutter Medium recap.
Spotlight: Dart & Flutter MCP Server
Another major announcement this month is the release of the Dart & Flutter MCP Server to the stable channel. While Flutter 3.35 makes the development cycle smoother, MCP Servers take it a step further by redefining how tooling integrates into the Flutter ecosystem.
Why does this matter? Because MCP Servers empower developers to build customizable and extensible workflows, enabling richer integrations with IDEs and third-party tools. This opens up a new era of developer productivity and collaboration.
In this post, you’ll find a step-by-step walkthrough to create your first server and insights on how MCP can make a real impact in your projects.
And if you’re looking for even deeper insights, don’t miss the full guide written by our CTO, Gianfranco Papa, where he shares his perspective on what MCP means for the future of Dart tooling and the Flutter ecosystem as a whole.
Videos of the Month
Every month, the Flutter community shares amazing resources. Here are two videos worth watching:
Package of the Week: flutter_soloud
A plugin for adding low-latency sound and music to your Flutter apps, with support for MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, and streaming audio.
Package of the Week: widgetbook
Widgetbook helps you catalog your widgets, preview them across devices and themes, and share them with teams and clients for faster collaboration.
Upcoming Event: FlutterConf LATAM 2025
The LATAM Flutter community is stronger than ever, and this September it will gather for one of the most important events of the year: FlutterConf LATAM 2025, taking place in Quito, Ecuador, on September 9 and 10.
We are proud to share that Somnio Software will participate as a sponsor of the event. Several of our Somniers will also be actively involved, not only as attendees but also as speakers and organizers. Among the sessions to highlight are the talks by our CTO, Gianfranco Papa, and our Senior Software Engineer, Juan José León, both of whom will share valuable insights from their hands-on experience building high-scale products with Flutter.
For more information about the event and to purchase your tickets, you can visit the official website.
Final Thoughts
With the release of Flutter 3.35 and the MCP Server entering stable, August has been a foundational month for the future of Flutter and Dart. These updates are not just incremental improvements; they reshape how developers build, test, and scale cross-platform applications.
At Somnio Software, we are proud to be part of this ecosystem: experimenting with new tools, sharing knowledge through our blogs, and contributing to community events like FlutterConf LATAM.
The road ahead for Flutter looks bright, and we are excited to keep building it together.
Stay tuned for September’s updates, and as always, happy coding!
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