As we all know that Android is the most dominant operating system in the world. According to the stats of September 2018, Android powers 76% of smartphones and 30% of tablets worldwide.
But all the good things must come to an end. Google is currently working very hard in developing the next big thing in the operating system. Technologies like AI and ML are becoming the pillars of Google’s strategy and they were not built as a fundamental piece of Android platform.
Google is aiming very high with Fuchsia. Google wants to build an IoT first OS which will be powering your smartphones, tablets, laptops, toothbrush, car, speakers, etc.
Discover the Features and Benefits of Google's Fuchsia OS
What we already know
- The development work started in 2016
- Intended to be IoT first OS
- Will be replacing Android and ChromeOS in 5 years
- Not based on Linux
- Supports Dart and Flutter
- Kernel successfully booted on Huawei Honor Play
Benefits of Fuchsia OS
- Robust
- Adaptable to various screen sizes
- Could power anything either be your smartphone, laptop, fridge, car, etc.
- Deeply integrated voice assistant
- Cross-compatible
- Smooth UI
- Secure & Flexible
What Lies Ahead for App Developers Like Us in the Future?
Although there is no release date or an official announcement for Fuchsia, still being a leading app development company we can’t just sit and wait for it.
We have already started preparing for the transition. Some things are pretty much clear that Fuchsia will be one-size-fits-all, write-once-run-everywhere platform.
Fuchsia Interface Definition Language (FIDL)
Fuchsia has accommodated the developers by creating FIDL. It is a system that connects various languages together.
Currently, FIDL supports five languages –
Dart
Go
C
C++
Rust
Modular design
Fuschia is modular which means that everything in Fuchsia either it is the software or the system files are contained in different packages. Further, these packages can be broken into smaller components.
The component is a piece of code designed to do a single job. By combining all these components, you can do anything.
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Releasing Flutter before Fuchsia is a very smart strategy played by Google. Google wants to get developers comfortable with Flutter instead of forcing everyone to switch at a later stage.
Flutter is a cross-platform app development tool offered by Google that allows us to build native apps on iOS and Android ecosystem from a single codebase. Flutter allows us to build beautiful and faster apps by adding the power of 60fps.
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