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Easy and fast State Management for MVP
Hello, I used flutter for some small projects, but the last time was about a year ago. Now I need to create a simple MVP, which will never become a full product. Therefore I need a state management library which is very easy and lightweight. What is in yout opinion my the best pick for such a case?

November 30, 2021 at 08:16AM by ERROR134
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OpenAuth - A free and open source authenticator app built using Flutter
Coming from Android Native background, I wanted to try out something new, I am currently building OpenAuth; a free, secure and simple otp generator app then aims that suits my needs. The app is currently under construction but the core features are finished. Hope to receive feedback from y'all.If this types of posts are forbidden, I'll gladly delete it. Thanks!GitHub Link

November 30, 2021 at 09:55AM by isaiahcollins02
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Hi everyone, I just started collaborating on a project with a UI/UX designer with the aim to facilitate and streamline the gift giving process and have an ambitious deadline, looking for collaborators.
MVP objectiveDevelop a platform to bring together the gift giver and receiver and facilitate the exchange of gifts. An all-encompassing gift giving platform from the discovery of people's desired items to the completed delivery.For family members and friends who thoughtfully give presents but dislike the hassle and worry.In a world where people's desired items are unknown and digital gift giving is a tumultuous process.We aim to offer both the gift giver and receiver a platform to handle all gift giving related processes.Depends on the assumption that gift giving digitally is unnecessarily complicated.CakeCrusher/Project-Wishlist (github.com)

November 30, 2021 at 03:03PM by 1sosa1
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Is Flutter course from fireship beginner friendly?
I just finished Andrea's Complete Dart language but it seems that his flutter (most of udemy courses) course is a bit outdated, But flutter course from fireship seems interesting, but I only have knowledge about Dart, So will this course is suitable for me?

November 30, 2021 at 05:37PM by Ronin_Spect
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Skribbl.io Clone Tutorial with Flutter & Node.js
Hey everyone,I started my YouTube channel a month ago and started posting tutorial videos on how you can make Skribbl.io Clone - A multiplayer drawing and guessing game!Features Covered in the Tutorial Series:Creating & Joining Rooms (with Validation)Painting on Screen that is visible to everyone in the room (with some more options)Implementing Waiting LobbyChattingScore System (based on time)Game Logic (changing user turn, displaying new word every turn and more)Cross Platform(Can be played from Android, Web & iOS)Links:First VideoPlaylistWould love to know any improvements/suggestions to make better videos!Thank you!

November 30, 2021 at 06:30PM by OSetups
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Are 16GB of RAM gonna suffice for Flutter Development in the next 2-3 years?
Hey,I got the M1 Pro MacBook with 16GB of RAM. I needed a new device quickly, and the 32GB version and the M1 Max were not available. Also, I figured 16GB of RAM would suffice, since I've been using 32GB for the last two years and never really needed them. However, everyone I talk to is like "yo dawg, wtf, why'd you get the 16GB version, won't be enough (in the near future)". I'm only working on small to medium sized Flutter projects. Besides Android Studio, I usually keep a couple of browser windows, teams, iterm and gitkraken open. When I'm working, I'm sitting at 12-13GB of RAM usage. Is there any reason to expect an increase in memory consumption in the near future?

November 30, 2021 at 08:19PM by relativity_phase
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Flutter for linux apps
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November 30, 2021 at 09:37PM by Deedss31
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What do you guys think of "responsive_framework" package?
Have you used this package in any of your projects if so how was the experience?do you have experience with similar packages if so then what do you think of it?

December 01, 2021 at 04:12AM by NeatFastro
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How important is Testing Flutter App.
I don't know which testing would be best for App. Any video resources to learn more in testing .

December 01, 2021 at 03:26PM by stg_reigns
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Provider State Management
hello guys, I have questions about the provider statement is it ok if I put all my provider classes in multi-provider in the main file above all my widgets? and if not then why and what should I do? should I use a change notifier in each widget?

December 01, 2021 at 04:29PM by Memo9512
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Tutorial request
Hi.
Do you guys know any written decent tutorial for flutter?

December 01, 2021 at 05:30PM by Pogryziony
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What to do when you can't achieve a task?
Hey flutter devs, hope you're all having a good day. So I recently got my first job as a junior flutter developer and I am given a task that I need to achieve, but for the life of me I can't seem to figure it out, so I was just wondering what do you guys do if/when you're stuck in a situation like this? Would love to get some guidance and advices from the community. Thank you.

December 01, 2021 at 07:37PM by just_a_commoner11
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