We have good-actually, great-news for you!

Our Flutter UI is now fully compatible with the latest Flutter version (3.41). We've put in the work to ensure you have full access to all the newest features Flutter has to offer.

During this process, we noticed that json_dynamic_widget is no longer being actively maintained. (We completely understand the developers' reasons, but as you know us: "Impossible" isn't in our vocabulary.)

That's why we've pivoted our implementation to the officially Google-supported solution: Remote Flutter Widgets (rfw). This brings us much closer to the Flutter core, as widgets can now be used directly in the definition file. This makes everything significantly more readable. Furthermore, there's a massive performance boost to be gained by saving templates in binary format - which we already support! In a direct comparison, rfw wins by a landslide; even with large datasets, everything remains buttery smooth. The unexpected switch has already paid off!

Why didn't we use rfw from the start? Simply because not everything was production-ready when we first tested it, and json_dynamic_widget was performing exceptionally well at the time.

This new version isn't just a compatibility upgrade; it's packed with new features:

• Copy-to-clipboard button in editors (optional)
• Biometric/PIN security (per app, per screen, or per button press)
• Title bar styling (e.g., matching screen colors)
• Customizable icons
• Client-side data encryption
• Empty state info text for menus
• Geo-location access with alerts if location services are disabled
• Caching for small images
• Binary data types are now natively recognized
• Password input with quality indicators (optional)
• Toggle visibility for password inputs (optional)
• Multi-factor authentication fixes and a fresh new look
• Background images for masks or menus via API
• Safe Area color customizable via API
• Request reduction for better efficiency
• Full support for all FontAwesome and Material Icons (by name)

We'll be diving deeper into these features over the coming weeks, but for now: it's just awesome!