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Build A Flutter Web Application | Everything You Need To Know

Do you want to create a flutter web app? Read this guide and explore how to build a flutter web application, its process, etc. https://todayposted.com/how-to-build-a-flutter-web-application/ submitted by /u/hannahger1 link comments https://www.reddit.com/r/FlutterDev/comments/tw0s9e/build_a_flutter_web_application_everything_you/
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Does flutter web have better security (eg XSS, XSRF and others) due to rendering on canvas? does it make a diff when using html renderer?

As above, and what would be your general approach to security in flutter? Besides having a secure backend api etc. submitted by /u/taufeeq-mowzer link comments https://www.reddit.com/r/FlutterDev/comments/twmzm7/does_flutter_web_have_better_security_eg_xss_xsrf/
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What Makes Flutter App Development Popular?

Undeniably, you have heard about Flutter IOS and Android Development, and chances are you must have considered your developer friends talking about the advantages and weaknesses of this cross-platform technology. Well, the question arises, what makes it recommendable? Let’s dig deeper... https://www.reddit.com/r/FlutterDev/comments/txjhdm/what_makes_flutter_app_development_popular/
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PSA: Google Chrome Mar 29th update Breaks Debugging

I noticed an issue related to Chrome v100 that is causing VS Code to show no local variables when debugging a Flutter project using the web-javascript renderer. I was not getting any error messages until switching the debug option to "Debug my code + packages": "ChromeProxyService: Failed to... https://www.reddit.com/r/FlutterDev/comments/tycf7r/psa_google_chrome_mar_29th_update_breaks_debugging/
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What common functionality you wish you could easily embed in your app?

Hello Flutter Devs, What is a common app functionality that you wish you could simply embed in your app without having to code it from scratch as it takes a lot of time/it is hard to set up/hard to maintain? E.g. there are some companies that provide suites of widgets so you don't have to code... https://www.reddit.com/r/FlutterDev/comments/tyxisd/what_common_functionality_you_wish_you_could/
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Flutter desktop widgets don't need to suck

Let's face it. The default widgets do not look great on desktop. They look clunky and foreign. Many components, like the drop-down menus, feel out of place. When building the UI for Serverpod, we needed something better. (If you don't know about Serverpod, it's the missing server for Flutter, go ... https://www.reddit.com/r/FlutterDev/comments/tzxo19/flutter_desktop_widgets_dont_need_to_suck/
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connecting flutter to google sheets

i've manage to connect flutter to google sheets through google cloud console the thing is,i'm trying to learn more about it my goal is to make a crud app is there a good resources to learn how to do that? submitted by /u/tkra73 link comments https://www.reddit.com/r/FlutterDev/comments/u196vp/connecting_flutter_to_google_sheets/
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Autofill using Flutter

I am working on a Flutter application that can save and then autofill user data such as passwords, addresses, credit card info, etc. (Think of apps like Dashlane, 1Password, Bitwarden). Let's say you're trying to login into the Reddit app on your phone. When you click on the username text field... https://www.reddit.com/r/FlutterDev/comments/u1j8u4/autofill_using_flutter/