I don't know how they can claim this. The new Google Pay on Android was noticeably laggier the moment it was released. It continues to be so, and I still hate using it. Now I know the cause.
The initial GPay Flutter release definitely had some performance rough spots. We've learned a lot from working with that team since release and have made resulting changes in both Flutter and the app code.
GPay hasn't released since December last I checked, but I expect the next release should perform better on both iOS and Android and we will be continuing to work with them closely over the coming months.
iow, maybe they dont have access to all the internal implementations that give the native toolkit higher performance...
can anyone clarify that?
go ahead and take time to downvote my comments. do you boo
It is refreshing to be able to start development quickly without worrying about tooling (react-native), CI, etc.
Also I feel like Dart is perfect. It's a joy to use, I feel like this is the future. It's not es6 and it's not Java either.
Those seconds are excruciating when I'm at a checkout trying to actually use the app, with a large line behind me and a checkout person staring at me.
I was also pretty salty that the new Google Pay app was marked as "early release" so you couldn't leave a review on the Google Play Store. That's fixed now though.