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    This document proposes using custom elements to bootstrap Flutter web applications in a more declarative way that is better integrated with modern web frameworks. It aims to solve the problem that the current imperative initialization process for Flutter web apps does not mix well with modular ESModule syntax and bundlers that are common in current web development. The new approach would hide the initialization complexity behind standard web APIs like custom elements and modules.

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    This document proposes using custom elements to bootstrap Flutter web applications in a more declarative way that is better integrated with modern web frameworks. It aims to solve the problem that the current imperative initialization process for Flutter web apps does not mix well with modular ESModule syntax and bundlers that are common in current web development. The new approach would hide the initialization complexity behind standard web APIs like custom elements and modules.

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    SUMMARY

    Bootstrap Flutter Web through Custom Elements.


    Make Flutter Web embedding better with modern
    web development (frameworks and tooling).
    Author: David Iglesias (@ditman)
    Go Link: flutter.dev/go/web-declarative-bootstrap
    Created: March/2023 / Last updated: March/2023

    WHAT PROBLEM IS THIS SOLVING?


    The current Flutter Web embedding uses an imperative process provided by the
    flutter.js file. The current process creates global namespaces in the page, and
    uses a "script" approach to initialization.

    This style doesn't mix well with current web development practices that rely on a
    more modular syntax (ESModules are a thing now!), and bundlers, and makes
    Flutter Web a little bit "odd" to integrate in their Flutter/Lit/Angular projects.

    This document proposes a declarative bootstrap mechanism that allows to hide the
    initialization complexity behind standard DOM APIs, like Custom Element and ES
    Modules.

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