There is a lot of custom localization (l10n) and internationalization (i18n) attempts for Flutter, that might look ok at first sight. But we suggest you stick to the official Intl library. It has full support for many common features, like placeholders, plural, gender, etc

Having one codebase for Android and iOS app sounds attractive. In the past we didn’t have a great experience doing that, but lately, Flutter is attacking that problem in its own way. However, if you build an app for different markets, you will most likely