What is Apple's opinion on the future development of flutter?

Google's flutter almost matches the performance of Apple's Native and has the universal advantage of the whole platform, which tends to replace OBJC/Swift. What is Apple's opinion on the future development of flutter?
ps：and will apple gvie special treatment for developers who use flutter，or forbidden flutter in the future？if so，we should make a plan from now on.
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Do you really expect Apple to answer this ?

I personnally prefer native tools, not only for performance but also capability to use all toolkits API and for the guarantee tools will evolmve in sync with the OS.
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  • Flutter is not replacement for native development, with a flutter project you can still have access to all native APIs for iOS, it's mainly a replacement for the UI engine to draw UI, yes flutter do have some packages other than UI, like handling sockets, accessing camera, bluetooth and much more, but it's not forcing you to use any of the platform specific APIs. in flutter you have a complete generated Xcode project and you can use swift/ObjC to handle the native stuff.

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Do you really expect Apple to answer this ?

I personnally prefer native tools, not only for performance but also capability to use all toolkits API and for the guarantee tools will evolmve in sync with the OS.
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  • Flutter is not replacement for native development, with a flutter project you can still have access to all native APIs for iOS, it's mainly a replacement for the UI engine to draw UI, yes flutter do have some packages other than UI, like handling sockets, accessing camera, bluetooth and much more, but it's not forcing you to use any of the platform specific APIs. in flutter you have a complete generated Xcode project and you can use swift/ObjC to handle the native stuff.

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At the end flutter lib is another cocoa pod library in Xcode, and flutter depends totally on Xcode.

I'll really like to use SwiftUI and Flutter.

But for some projects I'd prefer native and for other types I'd prefer flutter.

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