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      <description>Can you write Flutter in C#? A survey of every route in 2026 — Flet bridges, transpilers, MVU libraries and Plumix — and what each one really gives you.</description>
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      <description>Two real Flutter widgets — Spacer and Placeholder — ported from Dart to C# with Plumix, and the translation rules that cover most other widgets.</description>
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