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What you call a Microapp in a Super App ?
For Example inside the Gojek / Paytm, Grab ,Wechat application etc for example in GoJek there are Go-food, Go-Ride, Go-Car etcwhat you call each Microapp that does a particular Business task inside the super app​​

February 10, 2022 at 08:48AM by stevetech_s
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Should I use flutter_hooks?
Original Discussion: https://github.com/KRTirtho/spotube/discussions/27Thanks to all of your support, contribution & advises Spotube has become a huge project for The Flutter Community & an example displaying the capabilities of Flutter in the Desktop Platform/arena.From the very beginning, I was thinking about using flutter_hooks for the project. But at the time the project was super small (0 stars) & I never thought it'd grow as big as now. At that time, this package didn't feel relevant for the project. But everything has changed now. The project is big, has a lot of user & need better consistencyIt's becoming harder to manage bigger & logically complex components (e.g the Player component). Because of Flutter's nature of being a "bit" verbose about controllers & stuff (no offense, it's an universal truth), code reuse specifically "Logic Reuse" is hard to do. This is where Hooks shine. Encapsulating logic in smaller functions, increasing code re-usability & using them in all other hooks/components is the main purpose of hooks which can be enormously useful for the upcoming v2 RoadMap's Android supportBut let's be real guys, Flutter's not React/Vue & there must be some reason why The Flutter Team didn't choose Hooks over traditional mixins/Widget Builders/InheritedWidgetsAs this project is driven by the community for the community, I really want the suggestion/answer from the communityShould I use flutter_hooks or not?Please don't hesitate to comment the benefits/problems of using flutter_hooks

February 10, 2022 at 11:55AM by krtirtho
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New Package: ProAnimatedBlur
ProAnimatedBlur pub.dev PageProAnimatedBlur GIFHere is a package I’ve published on pubdev.ProAnimatedBlur is a simple but very useful widget that blurs the background of its child and it works similar to Flutter’s original animated widgets such as AnimatedContainer, AnimatedOpacity, etc.I hope the Flutter community benefits from it. So if you liked, please give a thumbs up to increase its visibility.Thanks.https://github.com/yasinarik

February 10, 2022 at 12:58PM by yasinarik
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How to implement voice over?.
Hi, I created a very simple Burmese blog app. Currently I use text-to-speech plugin to read the blog and it can read out loud since we(Burmese) use English alphabet but obviously it's not accurate and not sound good as I expected.Does anybody have previous expereince with how you handle this or maybe know a simple way to implement this feature?.Currently, we are thinking about asking somepeople to read the blog and record their voice as audio file. After that We'll upload it to database so that we can fetch it in the app.I have never done this before as you can see so I'm just wondering what do I need to know and is there other simple solution or process insteading of having to upload many audio files. If I upload too many audio file than I think it might cost me a lot for hosting (I'm using Hostinger).

February 10, 2022 at 05:09PM by aase_nomad
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@g0rdan 💙 It makes Dash happy to see happy developers!— Flutter (@FlutterDev) Feb 10, 2022

February 10, 2022 at 07:46PM
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Flutter and desktop apps
Kind of a silly question as I'm pretty new to this sort of thing but:Is desktop app development truly dead ?If yes, why is the Flutter team really pushing Flutter's desktop capabilities; isn't it innovation in a "dead market" ?Thoughts ?.

February 11, 2022 at 03:13AM by Typical_Shopping_840
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Flutter States Management. Which one to choose ??
Hello guys, I'm new at Flutter. Recently, i heard about state management. I know there are many types of state management, and it makes me hesitant to choose which one. I did research, but I'm still not sure. I also know there have been votes like this last year, then I think I need to held a vote again because a lot of changes have happened. Anyway, i want to build ToDo List App. I know it sounds simple, but i give it lot of features. For now I'm just using setState, and that's not suitable :(View Poll

February 11, 2022 at 03:28AM by Overall-Pie-7852
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Flutter backend
Hi guys. Im developing a mobile app that gives my users (approx 100k) users access to a members page with product benefits. So they may get discounts or just product promotion under the marketplace part of the app. Right now I have the data sitting in an air table where I connect to it via api to my flutter app. I have about 5-600 products. Im wondering whether I should switch to fire base or back4app. I have maybe about 40-50k daily api calls (minus cached items like the pictures). Any thoughts on some folks that have used it before?Before you ask why air table, I had the data in there for a while before I even built the mobile app. The reason I’m looking for pros and cons to back4app, Firestone and airtable. I’m a self taught dev so no formal dev ops background

February 11, 2022 at 05:05AM by Satsifaction
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map method doesn't work for list type
Hi dear community !I hope everybody feels great !As flutter has been upgraded recently, I get this error :
The method 'map' isn't defined for the type 'List'. Try correcting the name to the name of an existing method, or defining a method named 'map'. 
Well to tell more about my code, I have got a List of Strings as follows :
var items = [ 'Roboto', 'Lobster', ]; 
and simply use map method that were available in last versions of flutter, to map the items of this list to use as items parameter of DropdownButtonFormField widget :
items: items.map( (String? items) { return DropdownMenuItem( value: items, child: Text( items.toString(), style: const TextStyle( color: Colors.black, fontFamily: 'Roboto', ), ), ); }, ).toList(), 
I'm really thankful to people who could help me to solve this problem.I hope best regards and best wishes for everyone.

February 11, 2022 at 07:32AM by RedditRedditi
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Android Studio doesn't allow windows support altough my sdk is 2.10
What do I do?
I downloaded the newest sdk, as I was told I could have windows support, connected it to android studio and android studio does not allow me the option of windows development.
What should I do?

February 11, 2022 at 10:02AM by Warnixpm
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Flutter experience coming from .Net?
I have decent C# and .Net desktop development experience, but am not a fully experienced developer in that area. My plan was to invest time and effort to become a better C# developer and eventually leverage that for MAUI and Blazor use.But with the recent Flutter support for Windows desktop, and the existing mobile and web support, I'm reevaluating if I should go all-in with Dart and Flutter instead. I've played with it and very much enjoy the UI creation process so far compared to .Net, but have only made simple UI stuff. In addition to basic input-calculate-output style UI, I may have a need to support more complicated UI involving interactive plots, for example.Does anyone have experience switching from .Net to Flutter and could share their thoughts, good or bad?

February 11, 2022 at 12:26PM by mraviator9
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App Feedback Thread - February 11, 2022
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