Screens are everywhere, so why does it feel like nobody wants them around? Vinyl records, film cameras, and paper planners are selling at record rates. The pendulum has swung: in a world drowning in pixels, physical is the new novelty. But what if the answer isn't less technology... It's technology that blends seamlessly into the real world? Pull up a chair with Matthew "Makerinator" Jones for an open conversation about physical-digital hybrid experiences: the philosophy powering them, the cultural moments demanding them, and where Flutter and Dart fit in a toolkit that increasingly includes microcontrollers, sensors, and 3D printers. Bring your projects, your skepticism, and your half-baked ideas! We'll trade notes on what's working, what isn't, and what's worth trying next. Oh, and a fortune-telling fish named Captain Reef might wander by. She sees the future and has opinions.

Your Flutter app is about to get physical! This technical deep dive moves Flutter off the phone and onto single-board hardware… Specifically the Raspberry Pi. You'll learn how flutter-pi works, how to get it running, how to read and write GPIO pins from Dart, and how to optimize your system for embedded deployment. Bonus content for the hardware-curious: a first look at designing a custom Pi HAT — taking your project from "wires everywhere" to "actually shippable" Fair warning: after this talk, you're going to need a Raspberry Pi.