Not all popular Flutter packages deserve their fame.
https://deconstructingflutter.substack.com/p/deconstructing-flutter-vol12-state
https://deconstructingflutter.substack.com/p/deconstructing-flutter-vol12-state
Substack
Deconstructing Flutter vol.12: State Management Packages to Avoid
This issue examines some widely-used state management packages that have received criticism, helping you make more informed decisions about your app architecture.
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Just posted a new article on decorating the text inputs:
- InputDecoration vs. InputDecorationTheme
- How do they work together?
- What are the other properties?
- Hint, Label, Counter, etc
- Borders and BorderSide
- Gradients
- InputDecoration vs. InputDecorationTheme
- How do they work together?
- What are the other properties?
- Hint, Label, Counter, etc
- Borders and BorderSide
- Gradients
Medium
Mastering InputDecoration in Flutter
Customization of built-in text input widget in Flutter is a bit tricky, and it’s so tempting to just create your own widget on top of…
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Updated article about ButtonStyle with a background gradient example
Updated my old article about WidgetState with new info:
- examples with InkWell, Checkbox, AppBar, and a few other widgets
- using a
- examples with InkWell, Checkbox, AppBar, and a few other widgets
- using a
fromMap method instead of resolveWithMedium
Mastering WidgetState in Flutter
In this article, we are going to have an overview of how WidgetState works understand how state properties work and how to use them in our…
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Fragment shaders in Flutter let you create complex visuals that run directly on GPU. This issue covers some theory, practical examples, and implementation guides.
Substack
Deconstructing Flutter vol. 13: Fragment Shaders
Fragment shaders let you manipulate pixels directly on the GPU, creating visual effects impossible with regular UI widgets.
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Smaller apps download faster and use less storage. Obfuscation makes your code harder to reverse engineer, protecting your work. Both help improve user experience and app security.
https://deconstructingflutter.substack.com/p/deconstructing-flutter-vol-14-obfuscation
https://deconstructingflutter.substack.com/p/deconstructing-flutter-vol-14-obfuscation
Substack
Deconstructing Flutter vol. 14: Obfuscation & Minification
Smaller apps download faster and use less storage. Obfuscation makes your code harder to reverse engineer, protecting your work. Both help improve user experience and app security.
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Reworked the old article about shapes:
- class hierarchy overview
- more examples on built-in shape border implementations
- updated custom border example
- removed clipping examples from article
Big thanks to PlugFox for pointing out issues with the previous revision of the article
A new separate article on clipping with more meaningful examples is coming later
- class hierarchy overview
- more examples on built-in shape border implementations
- updated custom border example
- removed clipping examples from article
Big thanks to PlugFox for pointing out issues with the previous revision of the article
A new separate article on clipping with more meaningful examples is coming later
Medium
Mastering ShapeBorder in Flutter
Working with shapes might be overwhelming when you don’t know how to implement the designed UI. In this article, we will start with the…
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Recently had the pleasure of giving a talk at the Flutter Riga meetup.
It was my first time speaking on stage. For someone who has a social anxiety disorder, it was really hard to dare to do it.
I picked up a few useful lessons, one being that live coding doesn't work particularly well at offline events 😄
Now I’m applying to a few other conferences this summer
It was my first time speaking on stage. For someone who has a social anxiety disorder, it was really hard to dare to do it.
I picked up a few useful lessons, one being that live coding doesn't work particularly well at offline events 😄
Now I’m applying to a few other conferences this summer
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Haven’t been posting anything in a while. Been busy working hard, and got laid off.
Now I have a lot of free time, so I might write some new articles too. However, not sure what they should look like to be useful, given how advanced AI has become. If you have any ideas, please let me know.
Meanwhile, I’m building an app for those who want to improve their CLI skills. The app is super simple. Just save commands you want to know better; the app breaks them down to smaller concepts and generates a flashcard deck to help memorize them. Currently available on iOS, other platforms coming (very) soon. Got some positive feedback on the UI from early users, so I’m also working on making an open-source component library based on that.
Now I have a lot of free time, so I might write some new articles too. However, not sure what they should look like to be useful, given how advanced AI has become. If you have any ideas, please let me know.
Meanwhile, I’m building an app for those who want to improve their CLI skills. The app is super simple. Just save commands you want to know better; the app breaks them down to smaller concepts and generates a flashcard deck to help memorize them. Currently available on iOS, other platforms coming (very) soon. Got some positive feedback on the UI from early users, so I’m also working on making an open-source component library based on that.
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I got tired of Debug Console, so I built a replacement.
Features:
• real search and filtering
• log-level filters
• JSON syntax highlighting
• copy logs from/to a selected line
• more small quality-of-life fixes
Feel free to submit feature requests and bug reports!
Tested only in Cursor, but should work in VS Code and other forks
Open VSX | GitHub
Features:
• real search and filtering
• log-level filters
• JSON syntax highlighting
• copy logs from/to a selected line
• more small quality-of-life fixes
Feel free to submit feature requests and bug reports!
Tested only in Cursor, but should work in VS Code and other forks
Open VSX | GitHub
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