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Anyone developing with Flutter using a Linux or Windows ARM environment?
I know that Flutter development works fine on M1 Macs, but curious how (and if) it works on ARM Linux distros or even Windows for ARM. I've seen some discussion saying it should work, but haven't actually heard reports.

October 12, 2021 at 03:54AM by mattmaddux
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Design patterns in flutter
I’m relatively new with flutter development. Coming from native android development background, are there any tutorials or example for the use of design patterns in flutter development (like MVC, MVP or MVVM)?

October 12, 2021 at 06:08AM by itsonlykareem
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Understanding and Animating Stuff using HeroWidget
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October 12, 2021 at 07:01AM by maria_garcia20
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How to Build Secure App using freeRASP | freeRASP Implementation Guide
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLFOSX1c5WAWe shot a security primer + tutorial about Flutter security library freeRASP. Check it out! Would you use freeRASP in your next project? Would you like to know more about threats to Flutter apps? We are looking for inspiration for another video, your opinion matters!If you are interested, follow our activities at https://github.com/talsec/Free-RASP-Community

October 12, 2021 at 01:05PM by SirionRazzer
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Google says it’s dropping Material Design components on iOS in favor of Apple’s UIKit
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October 12, 2021 at 12:46PM by fluthien
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Why do we need to override the constructor on StatelessWidgets?
I’m new to Flutter and am going through the tutorials and have a few questions:1) Why do the tutorial examples have classes that extend StatelessWidgets but also define a constructor that doesn’t nothing except call the super constructor and pass on the arguments? If not overriding the constructor did the same thing anyways couldn’t they just not override it?2) What is the relationship between normal widgets and Material/Cupertino widgets? Are normal widgets just a barebones look while Material and Cupertino are specific to Android/iPhone? If Flutter is by Google and Material is also by Google then why have normal widgets in the first place when it would make more sense to merge normal widgets and Material widgets?3) The tutorial says that defining the UI with widget constructors is fast. Does this scale to a few thousand objects widgets or will it get slow?4) If updating the UI means all constructors of the widgets get called again, how does the UI handle saving the scroll position or cursor positions unless it uses a virtual DOM like React and only update the changed nodes?5) is it possible to create a UI using the normal widgets (without using Material or Cupertino) and still have the app automatically adjust to screen insets and paddings such as the camera cut outs and the gesture zone?6) Do functions when passed around maintain the original value of “this”? I mean this relative to Javascript which loses “this” unless it is called in the form of object.function.

October 12, 2021 at 06:13PM by lorenzomofo
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Widgetbook with Lucas Josefiak on the Flutter 101 podcast
Listen to the episode here 🎧 https://flutter101.dev/episodes/widgetbook-with-lucas-josefiakToday, I wanted to share with you a very interesting open-source project, Widgetbook. My guest is Lucas Josefiak and he is the co-founder of Widgetbook. Widgetbook is "an open-source tool for organizing widgets in Flutter. It helps developers cataloging their widgets, testing them quickly on multiple devices and themes, and sharing them easily with designers and clients".It’s a problem that I probably faced at every team and project I worked on, and on some teams, we even tried to implement some sort of secondary application just to showcase, document, and test our reusable components and pages, so I was very glad that Lucas decided to join me for an episode.Widgetbook is inspired by flutterbook, and Storybook, maybe that sounds familiar to some of you.You can find all episodes and links on flutter101.dev. Listen and subscribe to the Flutter 101 podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Overcast, Pocketcast, Stitcher, TuneIn, iHeartRadio, or via RSS.For updates about future episodes and Flutter news, follow me on Twitter @vincevargadev.

October 12, 2021 at 07:13PM by serial_dev
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App development learning
I want to learn how to build and bring my app idea to fruition. Based on your professional experience is Flutter and Dart the right choice? I love the idea of cross platform but not sure if it’s advisable or if I should just start with iso. I’m a beginner and am thinking of learning through online courses on udemy. Thanks in advance for your help !

October 13, 2021 at 01:38AM by studioroses
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Add mediation
Hello folks, anyone had use google mobile ads plugin with mediation? I little bit confused.

October 13, 2021 at 02:24AM by ChuiiZeet
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Auth without Firebase
Wondering what everyone is doing for authentication when not using firebase?I'd really like to get easy social logins working, but don't want to include the firebase SDK if I can help it, as it limits desktop testing and really slows down (and complicates) the builds on ios.It looks like AppWrite might be an option, or Amazon Cognito, is there any others that people are using?

October 13, 2021 at 02:19AM by esDotDev
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Introducing Widgetbook - The Storybook for Flutter
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October 13, 2021 at 10:53AM by jenshor
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Hey FlutterDevs 👋 Join us for our Flutter Day this Hacktoberfest as we get started with cross-platform app development for mobile and desktop using Dart and Flutter with some amazing speakers from Appwrite, Stream, Telia, and Very Good Ventures 💝 📅 October 13, 2021 9:00 PT
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October 13, 2021 at 11:33AM by lohanidamodar
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MVVM in Flutter using Providers
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October 13, 2021 at 12:58PM by Happycodeine
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Flutter as a multiplatform solution
Hi, everyone!I'm currently looking for technology that may help me to deliver different clients (one or several (ios + android + desktop) + necessarily web) and so far Flutter looks like an option.
But there is a problem: I didn't manage to find any case where Flutter would be used for several clients including Web (mobile only - yes, but not with web)Knowing that there is a production-ready solution for such a case would help me to convince owner to use Flutter in production. Do you know such cases? Or may be you know some other examples of multiplatform solution in production that would run not only on mobile/desktop but in Web as well ?Thank's everyone in advance

October 13, 2021 at 12:39PM by UncleFrankInDaHouse
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