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Single screen vs multiple navigation
Hello everyone, I'm new to flutter and was wondering if I can use a single screen and build different widgets based on a provider as opposed to using multiple screens and navigate between them. I want smooth transition between widgets and switching screens kind breaks the user experience that's why I'm considering this approach. What do you think?

February 22, 2020 at 09:29PM by rafaelcru
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Diving into a Flutter project...thinking about outsourcing the initial concept? (Just looking for opinions on my plan.)
[Note, posting this for my wife who for some bizarre reasons doesn't reddit, but we both code. Also not looking for hire offers here, this isn't intended to wheedle around rule #5...so hope this post is okay.]So, I need to build a Android/IOS app, and quickly -- within a month or so. Some money spent is okay, but not looking to full on hire it out for big bucks. Doing research on frameworks (or native) and Flutter seems perfect for me.My Background is a fairly full stack web developer, right now doing most of my work in Laravel/PHP on the backend and Vue on the front. Started with C/C++ as a kid, and dabbled everywhere. Have a done a bit of native IOS work just for fun, but nothing full-fledged. Did the basic Flutter setup and hello world, and it seems to mesh well with my brain. (Seems a lot better than NativeScript + Vue, especially for community and the addons I'd need.)But... while "simple" in concept, this app has some non-trivial features that require:In App PurchasingSocial Login (and direct login)Social SharingCamera AccessBackground + Foreground Geolocation (and being polite about it)Background Push NotificationsVery well behaved, and polite about permissions....which doesn't seem like the perfect starter app. :)The backend I can whip up easily, as while the complexity really lives there, its my wheelhouse. My thought was to pay for a non-polished app concept, and then work on it myself from there. I'm very good at learning from an example, so I think modifying something close to what I want would be alright.So, that would mean up front:Backend API is usable (done enough for the app the be designed/tested with)Full spec for the appApp wireframes / flowPlaceholder art/images(Required Google/Apple stuff)...and then hand that over to a freelancer to build to a workable state. (I've had surprisingly good results with similar "learn fast" projects on Fiverr, but with smaller scopes. I'd probably start there and go up market if needed. This one is more of a personal/passion project, so I don't have big client money.)Thoughts on a approach like this? And for using Flutter? I have tried to just plow into it, but realized its not likely I'll make the time limits...but I am pretty sold on Flutter.Thanks much!TL;DR: How viable is outsourcing a rough cut of a Flutter app, and then fine tuning it yourself? And I think Flutter libraries will currently handle <list above> of native feature requirements, but am I totally wrong?

February 22, 2020 at 11:40PM by XediDC
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Where does shared preferences for flutter web save the data?
Hi there, I'm trying some stuff with flutter web. I am wondering how I can let a user change some data so the changed data will be displayed for all users.I read that google released shared preferences for web. I'm wondering if this is the solution for my problem. Does this plugin save the data on the web server?

February 23, 2020 at 12:41AM by BrawlStarMaster
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Cross Platform
I have a quick question for you guys. Dude to the lack of library’s support in the v2 engine of flutter: ex: basically all of firebase and some flutter libraries like url_launcher. I have seen some libraries being built as far back as flutter version 1.9.1 (firebase libs). What is the latest version that would support cross platform for native flutter libraries on the v1 engine?

February 23, 2020 at 01:53AM by Electronic_Mess
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Is path provider getExternalStorage same as getExternalFilesDir?
So it turns out getExternalStorage is deprecated for API 29 and so you should use getExternalFilesDir instead. I printed path_provider getExternalStorage and it seems to point to /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.example.myapp/files. Does that mean path_provider getExternalStorage is the same as getExternalFilesDir? Or do I have to write my own getExternalFilesDir?

February 23, 2020 at 04:17AM by SilentK213
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Flutter Panorama is a 360-degree panorama viewer for Equirectangular Projection images.
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February 23, 2020 at 06:44AM by ZebiaoHu
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Re: Python/Java Code in flutter.
Not really, if I'm understanding the context correctly. You can interface with them on the back end for example at some remote address. Maybe if you say some specific context it may be more clear. On Sat, Feb 22, 2020 at 2:29 PM شہریارعظمت صدیقی Sheheryar Azmat Siddiqui < sherry...@gmail.com>

February 23, 2020 at 11:01AM by Ian
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Line spacing in Text
As far as I know this hasn't been addressed yet. The height parameter of TextStyle affects the first line as well what looks like additional padding. It's not nice when you opt for pixel perfect design. I attempted to develop a workaround using Stack and Positioned with negative top value. It almost succeed, almost because stack suddenly wants to expand, yet Text is a compact widget. I asked my question on stack overflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60350863/flutter-line-spacing-affecting-first-line-problem-with-positioned-widget-as-aDo you have a solution or walk around for that?

February 23, 2020 at 11:08AM by chrisrutkowski
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Cipher Code
Can anybody share Playfair Cipher Code implemented in dart?

February 23, 2020 at 11:53AM by شہریارعظمت صدیقی Sheheryar Azmat Siddiqui
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BabelEdit: awesome translation editor which supports Google ARB files (Application Resource Bundle) for Dart/Flutter
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February 23, 2020 at 12:37PM by mono0926
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Import translations (ARB/Dart) from Google Sheets
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February 23, 2020 at 03:02PM by mgocal
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The method 'charAt' isn't defined for the class 'String'--- Solution to this problem
String generateKey(String str, String key) { int x = str.length; for (int i = 0; ; i++) { if (x == i) i = 0; if (key.length == str.length) break; key+=(key.charAt(i)); } return key; }

February 23, 2020 at 04:23PM by شہریارعظمت صدیقی Sheheryar Azmat Siddiqui
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Current GDE
Is there a current GDE here who can refer me for the program? I have been using flutter since it's beta and am currently hosting a course for flutter in my college for over 2-3 months now and will continue to do so till I graduate. I also hosted a 1 day workshop before a 24 hour hackathon in order to teach the participants about flutter so that they could use it to some extent in the hackathon. I don't have any contacts in Google or in tech in general and wanted to know what it takes to become a GDE and maybe prepare towards it gradually if I'm not eligible for it right now. Any contacts , email anything whatsoever will be appreciated, thank you!

February 23, 2020 at 04:12PM by Grey-Winds
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