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A Flutter library to add level-map feature with powerful customization options.
level_map 0.2.0This is the first package I published in pub.devExpecting your valuable feedback and suggestions.Consider leaving a 👍.Thanks!

August 05, 2021 at 07:51AM by Bharath_T
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Just audio cache
just_audio_cache is a collection of extension function for just_audio in order to implement caching to improve loading time.

August 05, 2021 at 10:57AM by NiceGuy-n2
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Travel booking app
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August 05, 2021 at 10:51AM by base77
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How to take Screenshot of Camera Preview
So i tried taking screenshot of camera Preview but when i take pic it gives me a blank pic any solution to this will be helpful

August 05, 2021 at 02:20PM by omega_savvy
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Refunds for In-App Purchases in Flutter
Hello everyone!I’m currently having a hard time figuring out how to handle refunds for In-App Purchases. I have a coins system which are stored in a Firebase field for each user when they purchase a package. The problem is that if a user issues a refund and it’s approved, the coins still remain in its account. This could create major exploits for both iOS and Android users and it could be a problem. It’s also important to know that I don’t reference the QueryPastPurchases in the app but I only keep track of the user’s coins from the database. That’s because the users don’t spend the coins performing actions but they’re spent over time in the backend.I searched on stackoverflow, github ecc.. but I haven’t found anything helpful so far.If you had experience with refunds in Flutter please share your experience, it will be of big help!Thank you!!

August 05, 2021 at 03:30PM by Icy_Entertainment847
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Analysis of Stack Overflow 2021 Developer Survey for Flutter Developers
I wrote an article about the results of the Stack Overflow 2021 Developer Survey with a focus on what it means for Flutter developers or people who are deciding whether or not to use Flutter versus either native SDK or React Native or even Cordova.These are my opinions and I welcome other viewpoints as it will help me to learn. Thank you.​Flutter is loved, second only to .NET, because of the Flutter workflow. 68% love Flutter, 73% love .NETCordova is dead in the water, so you only need to compare Flutter with React NativeEnthusiasm for Flutter by developers will push Flutter into the enterprise in the next yearAlthough growing rapidly, Flutter is not as popular among professional software developers, likely because Flutter is newer than React Native, 16% React Native, 13% FlutterFlutter "Want" is below React Native, likely because more developers are familiar with React Web. 18% want React Native versus 16% want Flutter. My opinion is that in the final 10% of development for production of both iOS/Android release, that developers will have more problems with React Native. Realistically there will also be problems with Flutter for many appsDart language is solid, but not really a big draw. Dart has less language features compared to Java/C++, but most developers don't need those features, so enjoy the simplicity of Dart. Hey, I don't need to access or manage memory in that great detail for my apps.The Dart tools including the technology for hot-restart, hot-reload, and build to native are a big draw. It works for me. :-)Flutter Web and Flutter Desktop are not ready for production, so don't count on those advantages for single enterprise deployment. I could provide a long list of current problems, but let's just throw out lack of SEO on Flutter Web and slow initial load times to give people a feel.Flutter is great to use right now in production. However, the most successful projects, are led by people who read beyond the hype and understand the shortcomings of any technology so they can allocate resources accordingly.

August 05, 2021 at 10:41PM by cloudster314
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