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● For Cloud and Firebase, that means offering packages like FlutterFire that make it easy to
complement Flutter apps with our cloud backend, as well as documentation and guidance for
hosting Dart in the cloud. It includes supporting Cloud account teams who are selling full-stack
solutions to their customers.
● For Android, we help customers “shift left”: giving iOS developers a path to build on a supported
Google stack that also targets Android. This also includes the sizable revenue stream we are
building for in-app purchases with Play. In 2023, we will continue to enthusiastically build pathways
to help developers light up on Android, in collaboration with the Android team.
● For Ads, we continue to partner on breadth opportunities, with first-party support for a broad set
of mobile ads formats, targeted campaigns around casual gaming, and product investments
around deep-linking. In 2023, we will broadly roll out our work with news publishers to offer a
custom toolkit that incorporates ads and Firebase.
● For Geo, we will partner with them to grow our maps plugin, including adding support for
client-side directions, and integration into the Google Maps developer docs.
Flutter as an on-ramp for Google
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Source: Flutter 2023 Strategy
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