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A few things I've discovered about TextInput and CupertinoTextInput
So, coming from React Native one thing that I really appreciate about Flutter is having UI that looks the same on both iOS and Android.In a project I'm working on I've taken steps to keep certain iOS specific UI on iOS and android specific UI on Android.However, there are times where I want the look to be the same and one place I've struggled with this is TextFields.https://imgur.com/pPXguCCLooking at the image I've provided you can see what I'm talking about.For each platform in the image above, the top text field is cupertino, the bottom is material, shown with and without baselines.I really like the look of the CupertinoTextField for a few reasons. Text is centered in the text field, and so are any suffix/prefix icons. That's exactly what I want. Having the icons not center really really bugs me, and this app for the most part is a branded app where there isn't much 'Material' look or 'Cupertino'.However, as you can see in the Android part, the cupertino textfields look different. The placeholder gets cut off and the size of the textfield is shortened. Cupertino uses a box decorator instead of an InputDecorator that has height. This isn't respected in Android. Cupertino also lacks the contentPadding field which would probably fix the weird look. One real nice thing about cupertino too is the prefixMode and suffixMode where you can determine how that icon gets displayed.
May 17, 2019 at 05:38AM by puglife420blazeit
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A few things I've discovered about TextInput and CupertinoTextInput
So, coming from React Native one thing that I really appreciate about Flutter is having UI that looks the same on both iOS and Android.In a project I'm working on I've taken steps to keep certain iOS specific UI on iOS and android specific UI on Android.However, there are times where I want the look to be the same and one place I've struggled with this is TextFields.https://imgur.com/pPXguCCLooking at the image I've provided you can see what I'm talking about.For each platform in the image above, the top text field is cupertino, the bottom is material, shown with and without baselines.I really like the look of the CupertinoTextField for a few reasons. Text is centered in the text field, and so are any suffix/prefix icons. That's exactly what I want. Having the icons not center really really bugs me, and this app for the most part is a branded app where there isn't much 'Material' look or 'Cupertino'.However, as you can see in the Android part, the cupertino textfields look different. The placeholder gets cut off and the size of the textfield is shortened. Cupertino uses a box decorator instead of an InputDecorator that has height. This isn't respected in Android. Cupertino also lacks the contentPadding field which would probably fix the weird look. One real nice thing about cupertino too is the prefixMode and suffixMode where you can determine how that icon gets displayed.
always editing not editing neverThe Material TextField looks perfect on both iOS and Android but there is no way to manage the positioning of the icon which is kind of annoying. You can see how the icon sits above the baseline in the images with the baselines.Now, elsewhere, I've recreated this textfield using a container handling border and shadow, a row containing the text field without a border, and the icon that is conditionally rendered. However, it's kind of a lot of work around to get a certain look, when one does this perfectly in one widget (Cupertino) but looks like garbage on Android, and one that lacks some control over prefix/suffix (Material).It doesn't really make sense to me why Cupertino lacks contentPadding or why on Android, certain properties get ignored and why Material forces you into a Material look without the ability to customize everything you want. That's the main thing about Material that is argued, you can customize it however you want.These are some oddities I've noticed. Obviously I'm going with my hand rolled look because it does exactly what I want on both platforms. Just thought I'd share.May 17, 2019 at 05:38AM by puglife420blazeit
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Version Mismatch error
Hi I am using flutter 1.2.1 version but i have try to use *location: ^2.3.5 * i am getting error what i have attached image in the attachment could you please anyone help me to continue my development
May 17, 2019 at 06:06AM by Arulanantham Sivatharan
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Version Mismatch error
Hi I am using flutter 1.2.1 version but i have try to use *location: ^2.3.5 * i am getting error what i have attached image in the attachment could you please anyone help me to continue my development
May 17, 2019 at 06:06AM by Arulanantham Sivatharan
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Authentication does not work on builds with proguard enabled.
Hello, all I released an app recently and I am working hard to market it but it seems that the few people who do find the app are not able to authenticate. Which is obviously making my marketing attempts pointless. A normal release build does allow for authentication. I could obviously just
May 17, 2019 at 06:45AM by David Serrano
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Authentication does not work on builds with proguard enabled.
Hello, all I released an app recently and I am working hard to market it but it seems that the few people who do find the app are not able to authenticate. Which is obviously making my marketing attempts pointless. A normal release build does allow for authentication. I could obviously just
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Flutter Unique Onboarding
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May 17, 2019 at 10:25AM by Purple_Pizzazz
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Flutter Unique Onboarding
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0S8H5opbG4
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Flutter Unique Onboarding | Intermediate level
In this video we create an onboarding screen, designed for the Fun with Flutter YouTube channel. On a difficulty scale I would rate this as Intermediate.
Only interested in one thing, no problem:
1. Data Modelling at 7:52
2. Custom Painter at 10:57
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Only interested in one thing, no problem:
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permission_handler | Permission plugin for Flutter. Provides a cross-platform (iOS, Android) API to request and check permissions.
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May 17, 2019 at 09:37AM by Purple_Pizzazz
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permission_handler | Permission plugin for Flutter. Provides a cross-platform (iOS, Android) API to request and check permissions.
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May 17, 2019 at 09:37AM by Purple_Pizzazz
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Permission plugin for Flutter. This plugin provides a cross-platform (iOS, Android) API to request and check permissions.
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Created a simple cat catalog app using flutter for practicing
As a user, you can - view cats of different breeds - filter by tags - search by simple keyword - like your favorite cat(s) - read further information on WikipediaMore details please check the Github
May 17, 2019 at 11:32AM by gnehcc
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Created a simple cat catalog app using flutter for practicing
As a user, you can - view cats of different breeds - filter by tags - search by simple keyword - like your favorite cat(s) - read further information on WikipediaMore details please check the Github
May 17, 2019 at 11:32AM by gnehcc
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flare animation not working perfectly
Hi all, I am trying to incorporate flare animations downloaded from 2dimensions in my flutter project. I am using flare_flutter: ^1.5.0. For some animations, it works perfectly fine but for some of them it does not work properly. It does not show anything and gives the following error. Kindly
May 17, 2019 at 12:52PM by Niladri Paul
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flare animation not working perfectly
Hi all, I am trying to incorporate flare animations downloaded from 2dimensions in my flutter project. I am using flare_flutter: ^1.5.0. For some animations, it works perfectly fine but for some of them it does not work properly. It does not show anything and gives the following error. Kindly
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Quick but useful Chrome extension for pulling packages from pub.dev (Firefox version in comments)
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May 17, 2019 at 03:56PM by semajames
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Quick but useful Chrome extension for pulling packages from pub.dev (Firefox version in comments)
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r/Flutter - Quick but useful Chrome extension for pulling packages from pub.dev
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Flutter & Firebase: Reference Authentication Demo
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May 17, 2019 at 05:00PM by bizz84
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Flutter & Firebase: Reference Authentication Demo
http://bit.ly/2WXMjUo
May 17, 2019 at 05:00PM by bizz84
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Flutter & Firebase: Reference Authentication Demo
Today I’m sharing a new open source project, showing how to implement a full authentication flow with Flutter & Firebase:
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A simple weather app inspired by Weather App with “flutter_bloc” but using Remi Rousselet's "Provider package" to share state.
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May 17, 2019 at 05:10PM by EngineerScientist
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A simple weather app inspired by Weather App with “flutter_bloc” but using Remi Rousselet's "Provider package" to share state.
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May 17, 2019 at 05:10PM by EngineerScientist
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Flutter Slide Transition
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May 17, 2019 at 05:49PM by nitishk72
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Flutter Slide Transition
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2 SLIDE TRANSITION | Flutter Transition Playlist
In this video, I am going to show you the implementation of Slide Transition. GitHub : will update tomorrow Tween : A linear interpolation across a range.we ...
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Newish to Flutter but I find state management to be really poor. I wish there was a more comprehensive "official" solution.
Right now state management seems really fragmented (vanilla, BLoC, scoped, provider, redux, mobx, and more). Even within those options (like BLoC), there are many ways to implement it. I know no solution will ever work for everyone, but I feel like 95% of people would happy with an official solution that's pretty good instead choosing between 10 different libraries or patterns for something perfect.In the end I chose MobX-flutter, which appears to just be a slightly worse version of MobX-react.
May 17, 2019 at 06:53PM by big_z_00
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Newish to Flutter but I find state management to be really poor. I wish there was a more comprehensive "official" solution.
Right now state management seems really fragmented (vanilla, BLoC, scoped, provider, redux, mobx, and more). Even within those options (like BLoC), there are many ways to implement it. I know no solution will ever work for everyone, but I feel like 95% of people would happy with an official solution that's pretty good instead choosing between 10 different libraries or patterns for something perfect.In the end I chose MobX-flutter, which appears to just be a slightly worse version of MobX-react.
May 17, 2019 at 06:53PM by big_z_00
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Flexible (Flutter Widget of the Week)
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Flexible (Flutter Widget of the Week)
Use Flexible for resizing your widgets in rows and columns. You can use it to adjust how much space different child widgets take up relative to their parent ...
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Learn the basics needed in most of the apps.
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May 17, 2019 at 11:59AM by pinkeshdarji
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Learn the basics needed in most of the apps.
http://bit.ly/2JJCXYM
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Heroes App — Handle sensitive data, API and JSON serialization in Flutter
If you are keen to know what exactly it goes to build a simple app which displays the result from API call, you have landed at the right…
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Use the Flexible widget to adjust the relative size of your children widgets.
Click here for more #WidgetoftheWeek tips! ↓ pic.twitter.com/JZs6fy9KdY— Flutter (@FlutterDev) May 17, 2019
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Raise of hands for who wants Flexible content within rows and columns? 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️
Use the Flexible widget to adjust the relative size of your children widgets.
Click here for more #WidgetoftheWeek tips! ↓ pic.twitter.com/JZs6fy9KdY— Flutter (@FlutterDev) May 17, 2019
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Flutter Provider - Advanced Firebase Data Management
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May 17, 2019 at 08:40PM by EngineerScientist
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Flutter Provider - Advanced Firebase Data Management
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Flutter Provider - Advanced Firebase Data Management
Learn how to use the Provider package to simplify data flow in your #flutter app and react to #firebase realtime streams across the entire widget tree. https://fireship.io/lessons/advanced-flutter-firebase/
Provider https://pub.dev/packages/provider
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Provider https://pub.dev/packages/provider
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Question :: How *heavy* compute() is if called frequently multple times.
I am looking at
May 17, 2019 at 08:33PM by dimitar71
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Question :: How *heavy* compute() is if called frequently multple times.
I am looking at
compute() as a quick way to use threads rather going to long road of creating and managing Isolate instances myself.But reading the documentation, it will create an isolate behind, and will destroy and clean it after execution is done.Is there any concept of isolate pool or alike (thread pools)?And what if I need to call compute() frequently for different methods/results?Is it going to tackle and clean every `Isolate` instance or not?And how heavy is it to do so? By heavy say 6-10 different calls in a matter of a second or two.May 17, 2019 at 08:33PM by dimitar71
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Do you think Flutter and Flutter web could compete with React Native and React?
Hello everyone,I'm quite new with Flutter, I'm actually taking a Udemy course and I'm really enjoying it.But I was wondering if Flutter and the new Flutter_web could be used in companies in the future, I'm seeing a lot of companies that are seeking React, and/or React Native skills.I know that Flutter is really new but do you think Flutter and Flutter web skills could land me a job in maybe 1 or 2 years? Thanks.
May 17, 2019 at 10:22PM by kamilgeagea
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Do you think Flutter and Flutter web could compete with React Native and React?
Hello everyone,I'm quite new with Flutter, I'm actually taking a Udemy course and I'm really enjoying it.But I was wondering if Flutter and the new Flutter_web could be used in companies in the future, I'm seeing a lot of companies that are seeking React, and/or React Native skills.I know that Flutter is really new but do you think Flutter and Flutter web skills could land me a job in maybe 1 or 2 years? Thanks.
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Learn from @filiphracek and @mjohnsullivan as they not only explain state management in declarative frameworks, but also provide concrete solutions that you can apply to your own use cases.
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Watch their #io19 talk here → https://t.co/JUwC6BXUdG pic.twitter.com/qJGSMSdz70— Flutter (@FlutterDev) May 17, 2019
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Learn from @filiphracek and @mjohnsullivan as they not only explain state management in declarative frameworks, but also provide concrete solutions that you can apply to your own use cases.
👏👏👏(we love solutions)
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dart:convert or json_serializable
I am trying to assess performance using* dart:convert* and *json_serializable*. I am testing same JSON file (~800KB size), and I don't see any performance when using json_serializable? Both perform... meh, or at least slower than say GSON in Anroid. So from performance standpoint only, is
May 18, 2019 at 12:14AM by Dimitar G
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dart:convert or json_serializable
I am trying to assess performance using* dart:convert* and *json_serializable*. I am testing same JSON file (~800KB size), and I don't see any performance when using json_serializable? Both perform... meh, or at least slower than say GSON in Anroid. So from performance standpoint only, is
May 18, 2019 at 12:14AM by Dimitar G
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compute() questions
I have a small data layer, which wraps backend apis requests/results and provides expected data (models) entirely from JSON results. Some of these JSON responses are big (~800KB), and I am trying to figure out using *compute()* since it's easier comparing of dealing with *Isolate * directly.
May 18, 2019 at 12:27AM by Dimitar G
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compute() questions
I have a small data layer, which wraps backend apis requests/results and provides expected data (models) entirely from JSON results. Some of these JSON responses are big (~800KB), and I am trying to figure out using *compute()* since it's easier comparing of dealing with *Isolate * directly.
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