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Simple Flutter app (daily wisdom from Game of Thrones) looking for adoption
Hi, I just wanted to share the source code of an app I made last summer in case anyone wants to take on the project.Last summer I decided to start learning Flutter and play a bit with it. After following some tutorials, I made my first simple app: it's a sort of calendar, where for every day you get a random quote from the A Song of Ice and Fire books. You can also insert your name or nickname, which will change the seed for the random number generator, thus providing some kind of personalization; there are also nine themes available, based on some popular houses. The app should be ready for publishing, at least for Android, but then life got in the way and I abandoned the project. Now I've changed computer and I'm not going to reinstall the Android SDK and all of that because I don't plan to code Flutter apps in the near future. However, I thought it would be a pity to completely abandon the project, because I still really like the idea, so if anyone wants to mess with it and maybe publish it here's the link to the complete app folder (plus a couple screenshots): https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1tjSJgeAX6oAd0sKEFHoBbyiZePzKv8un?usp=sharingIf you decide to do something with this project we can keep in touch :)

September 06, 2021 at 03:40PM by JMarty97
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Mobile native widget with flutter
I started my first mobile app with flutter, and I'm asking to myself if I can implement a native widget to shows some information without opening the app.I didn't found nothing around the web (maybe I'm wrong) and for this reason, I want to talk with the community if there is any possibility to add this feature to my app.Thanks.

September 06, 2021 at 03:25PM by crazyjoker96
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Flutter Tap Weekly Newsletter Week 101 - Tutorials, videos, packages, and much more!
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September 06, 2021 at 03:24PM by vensign
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⚡️ Performance profiling and jank-busting These can seem like topics for advanced devs, but don't sell yourself short! In this blog post @filiphracek walks through how a few tools and a little know-how can add up to big time improvements... Read → https://t.co/SI0aIpe0UM https://t.co/khoOaJBwS2— Flutter (@FlutterDev) Sep 6, 2021

September 06, 2021 at 06:00PM
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Widget inheritance versus composition - what should I do?
After a bit of research, I learned that Flutter for the most part prefers to use composition rather than inheritance when it comes to widgets. For example:- https://flutter.dev/docs/resources/architectural-overview#composition- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51476234/subclass-a-class-that-extends-statelesswidget-or-statefulwidget-class-https://groups.google.com/g/flutter-dev/c/muVUV4z71fs/m/DS0twymQCAAJWhat if multiple widgets use the same class member (for example an APIService class)? My first instinct was to create a BasePage and have the classes inherit from this BasePage widget - but realized this may not be the proper way to do things in Flutter. For example:Class BasePageWidget {
final apiService = APIService();
}Class A extends BasePageWidget {
super.apiService to use inherited class
}What is the commonly accepted way to approach this? Do I simply add the class member to all of the widgets the utilize the ApiService? This seems a bit repetitive. For example:Class A {
final ApiService = APIService()...useApiService somwhere in the class
}Class B {
final ApiService = APIService()...useApiService somwhere in the class
}

September 06, 2021 at 07:01PM by Material_Problem_380
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How to use Graphqlprovider in multi provider
How can i use graphqlprovider in multiprovider that wraps the materialapp. I have other providers and want to include graphql. Any help? Thanks

September 07, 2021 at 01:24AM by Jaymal1
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New post on /r/flutterdev subreddit:

Has anybody used Flutter web in the last couple of months?
How’s it like? Can I use it to build a portfolio website?

September 07, 2021 at 07:25AM by private256
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New post on /r/flutterdev subreddit:

Riverpod vs Bloc
Which one and why?View Poll

September 07, 2021 at 10:42AM by Mesota22
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Looking for CSS like FR unit
Hi while doing some flutter courses I saw most of the time the instructor uses fixed sizes like 200, 300 etc.He mentioned the use of mediaquery to calculate the screen size and then take % of the space that you want of the screen, which is a much better approach.But coming from the web I really like that I can take a div and just create a grid inside it and define the width and height of items in that by fractions (fr) so basically I can say "item A takes 20% of the AVAILABLE SPACE, item B takes 50%, item C takes 30%" and then later I can take item B and create another grid inside it and create "b1,b2,b3 while b1 takes 60% of the available space, b2 takes 20%, b3 takes 20%" but since b1,b2,b3 are a part of B it means b1 is 60% of 50% of the space which is 30% of the parent div.​I probably explained it a bit complicated but overall I just look for a way to use CSS like grids without having to type defined widths each time, there must be a better way to position elements on your app that will fit the various different phone sizes.​Also can't flutter just take width: 100%? why do I need to do the long way of MediaQuery just to get the device width? you never do window.innerWidth in javascript

September 07, 2021 at 03:02PM by Physics_Total
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