Google fuchsia: first leaked images and demo

Today just a few days from Google I / O 2017 we have found an application that works as a demo (the app is called Armadillo), which is possibly used in Google I / O to present the Goole Fuchsia project.

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Armadillo or Google Fuchsia?

As you can see in the images of the leaked app, we find a demo that is not 100% finished but that reveals many things about its interface such as the keyboard, the design and others.

As you can see the time in the app is updated at the same time as that of the mobile, but the battery percentage remains in the app as it is a demo.

Armadillo Trial: Link Apk

What is Magenta?

Magenta is the Fuschia modular kernel, this kernel is written in several languages, among which we highlight C and Dark. Dark is a programming language designed by Google in 2011 that claims to be an improvement to Javascript.

The interesting thing about having a modular kernel is that it can be updated faster and include support for new technologies just by making a small modification to a module kernel.

This move by Google wants to mean two things, stop salo java and create a faster and more optimized system regardless of the platform and programming language you use.

What is the Flutter api?

To give you an idea Flutter is a developer api that allows communication between applications and the operating system regardless of the language used. This represents a breakthrough when it comes to app development. It will no longer be necessary to know java to make incredible applications and they can be created once and cross-platform. Currently this is also possible with web app calls that can be done in html, css, angularjs, Javascript, etc… and thanks to the apache Córdoba compiler we can make apps for Android, Windows, Linux, TV OS, etc.