The team initially tested Flutter as an Add-to-app possibility, but the opportunity to rewrite the whole app was too big to ignore. So instead, they opted to invest in a cross-platform framework that would enable them to do more with less: Flutter. That meant they would not only need to hire more iOS engineers, they would need to continue building every feature twice - once for Android, and once for iOS.
To make things even more challenging, many of those new regions had a large number of iOS users, while their existing users were almost exclusively Android. But to do that, they relied on 1.7 million lines of code between their Android and iOS apps - an amount that didn’t feel sustainable as Google Pay continued to expand to new countries, each of which would require its own unique features. With 100 million users in dozens of countries, Google Pay allows users around the world to pay, save, manage expenses, and more.
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