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Why do my check boxes fail to change when clicked until I hot reload the code inside an AlertDialog box?
I have the following code: showDialog( context: context, builder: (BuildContext context) { return AlertDialog( title: Text('Create a new League'), content: Column( children:

June 08, 2020 at 12:00AM by Russ Brewer
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Do you learn by teaching? Looking for a Flutter buddy.
I am new to Flutter and I am looking for someone who can help me regularly. I often learn by teaching because it helps me solidify what I already know.If you also like to solidify what you know by teaching others, I would love to have your help as I learn! Please feel free to DM me.

June 07, 2020 at 11:33PM by AnkleLockConnoisseur
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How to perform background task even after app gets terminated?
I am making an app that records battery percentage and shows a graph. For this I need to perform a background process in every 2 minute to record the battery level, time, etc. I used the workmanager package but you cannot do a periodic task of a frequency less than 15 minute and also it does not work if app gets terminated or if screen is switched off.

June 07, 2020 at 11:31PM by bawaaal
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Just added 7 more tips (57-63) on 100 days of Flutter
Today I added 7 more tips (57-63) on Awesome Flutter tips & trickshttps://github.com/erluxman/awesomefluttertips#day57-typedef… Check them out.See daily tips here:https://twitter.com/erluxman/status/1246608678486065152Will it reach 1K ⭐️ on GitHub this week?

June 07, 2020 at 09:39AM by erluxman
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Real time GPS location from driver apps to web admin?
Can someone guide me on the right way to track gps location of multiple vehicles using a driver app In a web admin interface preferably laravel? With a capacity of 100-300 at a time. Currently lost on what works at the moment.Thank you!

June 08, 2020 at 03:21AM by GorillaNomad
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Flutter Video Ideas?
Hey guys,I just started a coding channel recently where I wanted to do tutorial and build guides. I started with an HTML tutorial and wanted to code either a flutter app or a python program as a 'one day build'. Any suggestions on stuff you guys would recommend or want to see as a flutter app?Link to my latest video. Would appreciate a like & subscribe!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LrdDng26kg

June 08, 2020 at 08:09AM by Aphrx
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Flutter Layout Hints: Container
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June 08, 2020 at 09:04AM by Elegium
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New post on Flutter Dev Google group:

I want to get information from the Bluetooth wrist band
Hi I'm new to flutter.. I want to make a application in which I need to get information from the wrist band which is connected by Bluetooth.. Can you help me to provide some reference links or code to connect devices via Bluetooth. And to show informations The information is about no. of steps

June 08, 2020 at 09:43AM by Abinavan Nagendran
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<b>Understanding the Stack Overflow Survey – 2020</b>
Stack Overflow is one of the most happening websites for developers around the world. It has answers to (almost) every question. It's more of a community for developers to share their knowledge and help others make better software.Like others, we're also very thankful to <a href="http://stackoverflow.com/">Stack Overflow</a> for saving hundreds of hours of development timeStack Overflow also happens to conduct a <a href="https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/">developer survey</a> each year in which they ask questions to community members, and then they publish the results of the survey.Of late, the survey has become very interesting thanks to emerging technologies like <a href="https://citrusleaf.in/flutter-app-development">Flutter</a>, Rust, Golang, <a href="https://citrusleaf.in/laravel-development">PHP</a> etc. This year's survey results are particularly interesting because we see a steep rise in specific technologiesThis blog post will help you understand the survey results in a better way from a technical perspective. Note that the survey results do not represent the whole development community but only a part of itLet's start:
Most Popular TechnologiesProgramming Languages- Just like every year, JavaScript has topped the charts again, followed by HTML/CSS and SQL. We believe this happened because of the NodeJS ecosystem. Being able to use the same language throughout your Stack is very helpful. Interestingly, Python has surpassed Java in terms of popularity; maybe this is because of the rise of data analytics & ML libraries for Python. To confirm our hypothesis, we need to wait another year and another survey.Web Frameworks- jQuery is still the king. We're more surprised by the fact that most developers consider it a framework instead of a library! However, it's losing ground to React & Angular, again JS frameworks. They are followed by <a href="https://dotnet.microsoft.com/apps/aspnet">ASP.NET</a>, which is the only non-JS framework in the top 5 of this list. VueJS is catching up as well as it has moved a bit upwards as compared to last year.Database- MySQL has again topped the list, followed by <a href="https://citrusleaf.in/blog/awesome-postgresql-features/">our favourite- PostgreSQL</a>. MongoDB finally made it to the top 5 popular database systems. We're not fans of it, though, given <a href="http://jepsen.io/analyses/mongodb-4.2.6">the data inconsistency issues it has</a>. It's not just us, many companies in <a href="https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23270429">the past</a> have been facing issues with it. We also do not recommend it to our clients.Most Loved LanguagesRust is the most loved language, hands down. Being a statically typed and compiled language, we can understand why developers love it. TypeScript is next on this list. Since its inception, Microsoft has marketed it heavily. As compared to JavaScript, it provides static and strict typing and a lot of goodness.Unsurprisingly, Python is on the third spot. Again we believe it because of its ease of use and the fact that it can be used to make any kind of software from web to desktop. We also saw a steep rise in Dart. Mostly this is <a href="https://citrusleaf.in/blog/flutter-117-update-google-feature/">because of Flutter</a>. Dart was the brainchild of Google, but it never caught the attention of developers until Flutter arrived. As you'll see later in this post, Flutter is also one of the <a href="https://citrusleaf.in/blog/top-apps-built-with-flutter-framework/">most loved platforms</a> which rose sharply in recent yearsMost Dreaded LanguagesUnfortunately, Visual Basic is still the most dreaded programming language. We are not surprised, given that Microsoft abandoned it after introducing the .NET framework with C#. There are still a large number of systems based on VBA that are in use in production, and many young developers are asked to maintain them. We…
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Is there significant performance difference?
To build some feature I can use some amount of "simple" widgets or I could use a CustomPainter instead. Based on what I can make the decision? TIA.

June 08, 2020 at 09:19AM by 2reform
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Moving to Visual Studio Code from Android Studio
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June 08, 2020 at 10:48AM by Elixane
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timeline_tile | A package to help you build highly customisable timelines with Flutter.
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June 08, 2020 at 10:49AM by Elixane
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custom_loading_indicator | A simple package to customise the loading indicator for your organisation
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June 08, 2020 at 11:46AM by LmaoRock
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New post on Flutter Dev Google group:

How to ignore the monitoring of two finger events and only monitor single finger operations
How to ignore the monitoring of two finger events and only monitor single finger operations

June 08, 2020 at 12:50PM by zero zo
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Nice approach for l10n code generation with build_runner — "Yet another localization approach in Flutter" by Anna Domashych
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June 08, 2020 at 01:18PM by olexa_le
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