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New post on /r/flutterdev subreddit:

Thoughts on the new linting rules?
Overall they seem pretty good, but the `const` thing really drives me crazy. It really sucks the joy out of things when you're constantly going around making sure things are const, or deleting const that you previously had to enter, that now you need to remove.Just feels like a whole lot of busywork.

July 01, 2021 at 09:55AM by esDotDev
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New post on /r/flutterdev subreddit:

Flutter: Building Beautiful Windows apps — Fluent Design Buttons, Toggle Switches, Checkboxes and Sliders
The Fluent Design is Microsoft’s solution for designing beautiful Windows programs. Flutter has finally expanded support to Windows UWP in Google I/O 2021, which calls for well-designed Windows apps. In this article, you can learn how to create buttons, checkboxes, and sliders with Flutter.Enjoy :)

July 01, 2021 at 09:55AM by Viruscatman
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New post on /r/flutterdev subreddit:

Compile Flutter App to iPad Pro M1
Hey folks,is anyone here who compiled an app for the new iPad Pro M1 ? We have a simple app that uses Google ML Kit to extract text from the camera stream. This works good on an A14 CPU but I want to know if it also works on the new iPad and if it works maybe faster on the M1 compared to the A14.

July 01, 2021 at 09:52AM by steroidenberserker
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New post on /r/flutterdev subreddit:

Both Facebook and Google Logins in the same page?
I am wondering how to implement both Facebook (flutter_facebook_auth) and Google (google_sign_in) in the same page?It would be lovely if any of you know a github project with G&FB Login already implemented.NOTE: I know there is flutter_facebook_login package as well, I can use it as well, so long as I can use both Google and Facebook Account Page.

July 01, 2021 at 11:00AM by AdLive8235
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New post on /r/flutterdev subreddit:

Advice/Thoughts on API for mobile Apps
This is strictly not a question about Flutter, but since flutter is what brought me to mobile development and I believe a lot of mobile developers would be on here, I figured it is still appropriate to ask here.My question is: are there any specific requirement to be taken into consideration when developing backend API for mobile Apps?I vaguely remember reading somewhere that the typical RESTful API is not advisable for mobile Apps, because of the many calls you usually have with RESTful API. Infact if my memory does not fail me, I think this was what led to the creation of GraphQL?So is GraphQL the recommended tech stack for building API for mobile backend? or are there other recommendation?Again, if my memory serves me write, I think I have read of patterns where you have an endpoint per screen. The idea is that you only have an endpoint that gets all the data required to render a screen, instead of having to call multiple endpoints. How valid is this pattern?Are there any other patterns to be aware of?Your thoughts would be appreciated!

July 01, 2021 at 01:00PM by finlaydotweber
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New post on /r/flutterdev subreddit:

Does flutter have any support I can contact directly.
If you look at my post history you can see that I've been all over reddit, stack overflow, discord etc trying to find a solution but no one knows what's wrong. I'm trying to fix my terminal that I somehow messed up when I was installing flutter. I created a new user account on my Mac, and my terminal is refreshed and working fine over there but now I have to fully set up my environment again. I would really like some expert help to tell me what I did wrong the first time to make my command line so unresponsive.

July 01, 2021 at 03:15PM by Yourconnect_
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New post on /r/flutterdev subreddit:

My First app on PlayStore
Today I launched Do'Em on PlayStore.. check it out and let me know what you guys think! I'll be happy to hear your feedback :DDo'Em

July 01, 2021 at 06:02PM by Ryze001
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New post on Flutter Dev Google group:

VS Code extensions v3.24
Hey all, v3.24.0 of the VS Code extensions have been published. Release notes below/ online . Dependencies View #3095
New post on /r/flutterdev subreddit:

What backend are you using and why?
As one of the conduit maintainers I'm interested in what backend people are using for their flutter apps. Why did you choose that particular backend?Brief list of Pros and cons.How mature is your app?Approximate size of you user base?How well has the solution scaled?I thought other flutter Devs might also find this useful.

July 01, 2021 at 10:21PM by bsutto
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draggable_home | Flutter Package
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July 02, 2021 at 01:26AM by DredditorS
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New post on /r/flutterdev subreddit:

A new hope: The Dart Side Blog - Choosing data storage for Flutter
https://thedartside.noojee.dev/data-storage-for-flutterThis article looks at how you go about choosing how to store data for your flutter app.It compares local, cloud and traditional client/server models and explores the challenges each present.

July 02, 2021 at 03:00AM by bsutto
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New post on /r/flutterdev subreddit:

Flutter For Web An Ultimate Guide on Flutter Web Development Along with Demo
Google’s UI library- Flutter, was initially developed to build native performant mobile applications. Nonetheless, Flutter isn’t limited to just mobile applications; it has been working proactively to use the single codebase for iOS, Android, and Desktop. Are you passionate about Web Development? You should definitely try out Flutter for Web then!In this guide, we will learn about Flutter for Web and build a small demo for the same. Without further ado, let’s get started with Flutter Web development!What is Flutter for Web?Flutter’s web support helps you develop complex standalone web applications, graphically rich and interactive content to reach end-users on a broad variety of devices.Flutter for Web support offers a delivery model based on browsers for the existing Flutter mobile applications.How does Flutter for Web work?Flutter renders web apps the same way as it will render your android/iOS apps, i.e., Flutter Web will convert your project to native code (HTML, CSS, JS) when you wish to deploy. Now, keep in mind that Flutter Web creates Single Page Web Applications! You can definitely have multi-pages, but when the Flutter framework converts the web app into the native language, there will only be one HTML file, i.e., index.html.So how do we have multiple pages? The answer to this question is pretty simple. If we have a closer look at how Navigator works, we will observe that it works on the Stack data structure. Hence, Flutter for Web is a single page, but it pushes multiple pages on that same single native page.How is the performance for Flutter Web, and how is it different?Flutter Web works pretty smooth compared to native as it creates only a single-page application and hence creates less load on the browser. Though we can say that Flutter Web is improving, its performance is not upto the mark.With Flutter, you can create some great animations very easily compared to native, hence making your web app more beautiful.Flutter Web directly supports installing your website as a standalone application (Web-App) for which you need to code, if in native, separately.Flutter, as it is a cross-platform framework, can add some platform-specific code without any configuration changes.Read more: How to run your existing project on Flutter Web?

July 02, 2021 at 06:10AM by freelancerkatie
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