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(Learning Resource) Ultimate Guide to Flutter - A helpful and comprehensive guide to learning Flutter with explanations, screenshots, tips, resources, and examples for Dart, Flutter, Firebase, State Management and more
Ultimate Guide to Flutter (GitHub)In my journey of learning Flutter, I found that many of the learning resources and tutorials were created by Flutter developers who had been coding for years already, who failed to explain the basic concepts of Flutter before diving into cryptic pieces of code. Also, due to how new Flutter is, I found that there was a relative lack of freely available and good quality learning materials, in comparison to more established frameworks or languages like Python. My journey to learning Flutter was a strange mix of YouTube tutorials, documentation, random articles and looking at other people's code.This GitHub guide is a complete guide to learning Flutter that starts from the very basics and later delves into more advanced topics, with very intuitive and easy-to-understand explanations. It goes through the basics of Dart (the language used for the Flutter framework), the basics of the Flutter framework, Firebase (as a viable back-end for Flutter apps), State Management (with Provider), and good practices.The guide includes detailed explanations, resources, tips, and code examples along with screenshots to show what certain code snippets do on Flutter apps. Finally, the guide ends off with a challenge project - recreating a UI design from Dribbble.I genuinely hope this guide can help you if you are stuck or just starting on your journey to learning Flutter. Maybe it can make your journey less confusing than it has to be, like mine was. Be patient, be persistent, and you will get there.Note: Since this is an open source project on GitHub, any contributions or feedback is welcome.Good luck!Table of ContentsIntroductionGetting StartedLearning DartLearning Flutter UILearning FirebaseConnecting Firebase with FlutterState ManagementBest PracticesChallenge ProjectHelpful Resources

August 14, 2021 at 02:48PM by dev5906
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New one! Learn how to persist data on Firebase emulators 🙌
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August 14, 2021 at 02:10PM by mukhtharcm
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Cross-platform Flutter + Kotlin (KMM) Setup
I came to Flutter from a native android development background and let's forget about Kotlin KMM vs Flutter, and since kotlin allows to write a very powerful typesafe, threadsafe, multiplatform codebase, and Flutter has an amazing UI toolkit, I know this is kinda complicated, can we combine the power of this two languages?My point is that some complex UI or a feature that a very platform-dependent to be re-implemented for each platform, e.g. instead of writing models that power native code feature in a lot of languages like Swift, JS, and kotlin(JVM) on Android, but on a Flutter project using Kotlin (KMM) to do such thing!Is it possible (I think yes)? How to setup these two to work together?
I only saw an article that supports my Idea.#Kotlin #Flutter #Multiplatform

August 14, 2021 at 02:06PM by Local-Dot9553
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Does data from pubspec.yaml get compiled with a Flutter app?
I'm basically looking to access private repo packages using personal access tokens, and I'm wondering whether this info might be visible to someone decompiling the app.I can of course change the tokens after the app release but I'm wondering whether that could be avoided.Also, any additional articles / info on Flutter app security would be greatly appreciated!

August 14, 2021 at 03:18PM by No_Appearance4886
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How do I create a stream in my server to feed the flutter front end?
I have been creating web servers in Go.....and also built one chat app in Flutter using Firebase.....with firebase package I get all necessary streams,snapshots that I can use in streambuilder.....how can I create streams in Go to feed it to flutter frontend? Sorry if this topic doesn't make sense and I don't know much about gprc,websockets.....but if I have to create a stream that can be used in Flutter how do I make it in Golang?

August 14, 2021 at 04:13PM by milanpoudel
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What is the status of building a PWA with Flutter ? is it enough to replace react as a frontend manager?
What is the status of building a PWA with Flutter ? is it enough to replace react as a frontend manager?

August 14, 2021 at 05:25PM by anish_g
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Stable still listed as 2.2.1 on releases.
Although Flutter 2.2.3 has been stable for a while the releases listing at:https://storage.googleapis.com/flutter_infra/releases/releases_macos.json.... still has stable as 2.2.1 thus buggering-up my latest versions scraper.

August 14, 2021 at 08:06PM by lordmyd
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Advanced Course Flutter
Any of you knows about an advanced course of flutter? I've been working with ut for a year and a half, so I would like to go deeper with the topic. Thanks in advance:)

August 14, 2021 at 11:11PM by jordienp69
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Empty download file even I have downloaded files
I have a Samsung device running Android 11 and in my flutter app I accessing download folder but it show an empty even though I installed a file I ALREADY setup permissions and using path_provider pluginI'm suspecting that some changes happens in the Android 11 cuz previous on Android 10 it was working fine

August 14, 2021 at 10:47PM by ANDRUXUIS
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Using flutter without firebase and Firestone
Hello everyone, I’m just starting to learn flutter and want to know if it’s possible to host apps for client on my small biz VPS and configure things by myself OR is it compulsory I use firebase. Please let me know.

August 15, 2021 at 12:33AM by donrayss
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Best way to prepare for a Flutter/Flask/AWS Lambda job
I start Sept.1 so have been doing the code labs on flutter.dev and dart.dev and coming from mostly Python (I learned in order: C, C++, Java, Python, C#, JavaScript, PHP, tiny bit of Haskell) I was thinking of redoing one of my Plotly Dash apps so that it has a Flutter frontend, Flask backend deployed to AWS Lambda. Should I start this project now and do code labs, read books from O'Reilly (most of which I find the Flutter version is out of date for the code samples) and learn the language on-the-go or finish all the code labs and then start? I have about 2 weeks.

August 15, 2021 at 01:23AM by webNoob13
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CleanFlutter, a Flutter project with Clean Architecture.
Hello, guysFew weeks ago I shared a Flutter example with Clean Architecture. I've made some changes based on the feedback you gave me.Now, I would like to share with you this project: https://github.com/AntonyChinVal/flutter-clean-architecturei will be happy to receive some feedback from you.Thanks to everybody.

August 15, 2021 at 03:47AM by Square_Hammer37
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What are the current downsides to flutter?
My company (small fintech) is trying to figure out our mobile solution right now. All the resources are web devs, and it doesn't seem like there's an appetite to do any split native mobile development in house. While we're leaning towards outsourcing, I'm wondering how flutter is these days and whether we'd be facing some serious disadvantages vs RN or outsourced Swift/Kotlin.Thanks!

August 15, 2021 at 05:00AM by Oops365
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Would you use LoForm in your next project?
LoForm is a lightweight forms library that I have posted about earlier.Now LoForm v0.0.1-dev.1 is available on pub.dev for developers use only 🎉🎉(but I've messed the logo image in the README) . The beta version is coming soon after the next and final dev release (see the roadmap here).The thing is, I don't know if spending time on this library is worth. So I wanted to know if you would consider using it in your next project?If yes, please consider supporting it by giving it a like on pub.dev or a star on GitHub.If no, please state why in the comments, or state the other alternative you are using.View Poll

August 15, 2021 at 08:32AM by YoussefRaafatNasry
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