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Flutter with AWS Amplify - need some insights
Hi Everyone!Are there folks playing around with using AWS Amplify for Flutter. I've been using it to build a friends trip planning app, and so far it has been going well for me. Authentication/Authorization and Datastore (database) was pretty straight forward. If you are using Amplify, what do you like or do not like about it?

October 26, 2021 at 10:23PM by abdallahshaban
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Fail-safe vs fail-fast - should I force crashes on uncaught exceptions and how?
Current Dart/Flutter approach to uncaught exceptions can be called "fail-safe" - if code processing a button click throws an exception, the app won't crash. Such exceptions will be in logs and in Firebase, but users might even not notice something went wrong.I come from native-Android-dev background where apps follow the "fail-fast" approach by default - if there's an uncaught exception, app crashes immediately.While there are certain benefits to the Flutter's fail-safe approach, there's a huge problem with it - uncaught exceptions often cause objects to be in broken states, because such exceptions are often thrown in the middle of complex state modifications.At first I tried to bring the Android's fail-fast approach by manually causing the app to die in uncaught exceptions handlers.
But it caused problems - the Flutter framework tends to throw exceptions in debug mode if there's anything wrong with it. The "A RenderFlex overflowed" error is a good example - you don't want your app to crash every time it faces a bad layouting in debug mode.So I abandoned the safe-fast approach in favor of the default fail-safe behavior. But now I see cases where the app becomes practically broken when something throws. App looks fine, but it doesn't operate normally, users complain, and all I can tell them is "please restart the app".The "please restart the app" approach is horrible and I'm thinking about returning to fail-fast.How do you handle this problem?
Did you try to bring the fail-fast approach to Flutter?
How did you do it and did it help?

October 27, 2021 at 08:58AM by submergedmole
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Get started with Flutter and Firebase Integration!
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October 27, 2021 at 10:41AM by Jitendra_97
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How to use google_ml_kit for translation in flutter
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October 27, 2021 at 11:37AM by Aaqilsh
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Flutter's maturity for growing apps
Hi everyone, I'm a mobile app developer (now freelancer) and I've only worked with android professionally before. Recently i finished an MVP for a big flutter project and I have a meeting tomorrow with the client to discuss some stuff regarding flutter.His main concern is whether or not flutter + dart can support fast growing apps. Back when I first read about flutter I remember seeing that Bluetooth usage, deep links, etc. were hard to implement and I'd like to know if this still holds to some extent.The app already uses maps, basic navigation and sharing using system modals but nothing crazy yet. It will however use notifications, deep links, location and possibly Bluetooth in the future so I'd like to know if, from your experience, these are all things that have matured and can support a relatively medium app while maintaining performance.P.S. If you have any suggestions or feedback regarding the handling of medium/big apps using Flutter for a newbie, please let me know. I'd love to hear more and improve.

October 27, 2021 at 07:46PM by Najishukai
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Laptop dead - experiences of remote desktop services for Flutter? Recommendations?
Thankfully everything is in git repos, but while I await a repair or replacement, I need to get up and running.I would be grateful of any experiences with using remote desktop services for Flutter development. And if not Flutter specifically, remote services that give enough access.

October 27, 2021 at 07:17PM by itsastickup
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October 27, 2021 at 08:25PM
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Backend framework for Flutter applications
Hey, I've developed a server framework for internal use on our projects (high demanding web and mobile applications). It's really nice. We've been using it on awhile and I decided it to share with you. It's called ServeMe https://pub.dev/packages/serveme. Under the MIT license. So. Enjoy. Some features goes here:- modular architecture;
- events support;
- scheduled tasks support;
- console API for implementing own server command set;
- ridiculously fast binary data serialization for data exchange;
- MongoDB support;
- customizable configs, logging and debugging tools, connections management etc.Anyways, take a look, use if you want. I find it very suitable for quick development of servers. Both simple and complex ones.

October 27, 2021 at 11:07PM by MrSheogorath
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Is there a site like React Native Upgrade Helper for Flutter?
React Native Upgrade HelperAs you can see in the link above, in this site I can select the current version of a react native project and compare the changes that I have to do to migrate to other version. I know that we can upgrade the dependencies with pub get, but it is useful for check the changes in files of native folders (android and iOS).

October 28, 2021 at 03:12AM by Edmar-
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Suggested text editor package?
I'm creating an app that is a kind of note-taking. My priority is that it should be cross-platform, ie it should work on all platforms in which Flutter works.I saw many packages for text editing in pub.dev, but didn't notice something which work for all of these.Does anyone have any suggestions

October 28, 2021 at 07:04AM by mukhtharcm
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