i hope your having a good time. i am currently in the middle of devloping an application that has a lot of images, so naturally we added them to the /assets folder. my question is. does having high number of asset images (about 140 images) affect flutter run-time performance. Thanks for your answers.
Based on this part of the Flutter documentation about performance:
Flutter’s engine runtime and your application’s compiled Dart code are both bundled as shared libraries on Android and iOS. The first step of loading Flutter is to find those resources in your .apk/.ipa/.app (along with other Flutter assets such as images, fonts, and JIT code if applicable).
This happens when you construct a FlutterEngine for the first time on both Android and iOS APIs.
So it would have some(probably minor) effects on starting up the app but the exact time between a bundle with lower amount of resources and another one with more resources can only be measured by using DevTools or plugins like that.