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Flutter plugin update: now supports Android Studio 3.3.1 (stable) and IntelliJ 2019.1 (EAP).
http://bit.ly/2N7ptph
February 16, 2019 at 12:40AM by JaapVermeulen
http://bit.ly/2TOY9ic
Flutter plugin update: now supports Android Studio 3.3.1 (stable) and IntelliJ 2019.1 (EAP).
http://bit.ly/2N7ptph
February 16, 2019 at 12:40AM by JaapVermeulen
http://bit.ly/2TOY9ic
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Dart Code for Visual Studio Code v2.23.0 released.
http://bit.ly/2BE2cXH
February 16, 2019 at 12:39AM by JaapVermeulen
http://bit.ly/2TOYamg
Dart Code for Visual Studio Code v2.23.0 released.
http://bit.ly/2BE2cXH
February 16, 2019 at 12:39AM by JaapVermeulen
http://bit.ly/2TOYamg
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A experiment with Flutter, GraphQL, Graphene-Python, Google App Engine, and Google Datastore
http://bit.ly/2TOOCb4
February 16, 2019 at 12:19AM by renancaraujo
http://bit.ly/2TVUZcM
A experiment with Flutter, GraphQL, Graphene-Python, Google App Engine, and Google Datastore
http://bit.ly/2TOOCb4
February 16, 2019 at 12:19AM by renancaraujo
http://bit.ly/2TVUZcM
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A experiment with GraphQL, Graphene-Python, Google App Engine, Google Datastore, Flutter and Fluro - renancaraujo/warmachines
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Where is a good place to to add requests for feature support in flutter?
Like a would love Chromecast support. Where do I suggest this?
February 16, 2019 at 01:59AM by flicter22
http://bit.ly/2NaGRtg
Where is a good place to to add requests for feature support in flutter?
Like a would love Chromecast support. Where do I suggest this?
February 16, 2019 at 01:59AM by flicter22
http://bit.ly/2NaGRtg
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r/FlutterDev - Where is a good place to to add requests for feature support in flutter?
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<b>Flutter vs Ionic Feedback</b>
I'm looking to decide where to focus my development effort and am split between Flutter and Ionic at the moment. Right now I am a single developer and have several apps to build as SaaS products for some customers ready to pay. My timeframe for the first product is 6 months away which is plenty of time for what I need to do.Projects<code>Project 1</code>SaaS. Initially Around 20 users will daily almost exclusively use the web and/or desktop version throughout the day while around 200 will almost exclusively use the iOS/Android versions and/or PWA. This one may quickly scale to around 1,500 mobile users within 6 mo to a year.<code>Project 2</code>SaaS. Initially Around 15 users will daily almost exclusively use the web and/or desktop version throughout the day while around 250 will almost exclusively use the iOS/Android versions and/or PWA.<code>Project 3</code>PaaS. No hard numbers up front. I basically want to build a platform to develop build apps with. As of now the goal isn't to actually build independent apps with but basically allow individuals and orgs to build and run their own apps within the main app and have the main app double as a marketplace and entrypoint into the built apps. Initially I would dogfood this and build my own apps internally with it. Here are some of the steps I would need to accomplish:Platform Customer Management for the Main App.Customer Employee Management so Customer's can manage their Employees and RolesCustomer App Management so Customer's can Add, Edit, Update, and Delete Apps as well as set the app to be internal or for general use.Customer User Management so Customer's can manage their Customer's and Roles by AppApp Marketplace to show the general use apps to all or only show apps available to internal usersApp Builder:
Data Manager. Allows users to Manage Content Data and Structure (similar to a DB Schema), Manage Data Fields, Data Types, Data Validation, Object Relationships, and Business Logic Functions.Page Manager. Allows users to Manage Pages, Components on Pages, and Select what Fields are added to Components.Navigation Manager. Being that some data objects rely on other objects to be able to reference other fields, a navigation hierarchy will automatically be generated but users can manage the order of certain groups of pages and the order of certain pages within groups.App Configuration Manager. Users will want to customize their assets, themes and external data sources and will be able to do so here.Making this work:Generic DB Service with Redux. New collections and fields will need to be added on the fly that can't wait on the app to be recompiled. I had previously built a generic db service with certain core fields strongly typed with other fields inferred but didn't use redux and need to improve it all.Component Builder Factory. Initially I will likely just build a series of custom components with an interface to dynamically work with the collection data and the configuration data. I had previously built a proof-of-concept with this using Ionic with Formly and modified Formly so that it didn't just support generating forms but generated list pages and detail pages dynamically!I typed too much and need to move on.<code>Project 4</code>SaaS. ERP App. Yes another one with heavy mobile support but I already have a few potential customers waiting to see what I do while they use their old systems.Around 80% of use will be on desktop.Below I will list a series of Pro's and Con's that I am aware of for both Flutter and Ionic and would like feedback to help determine where to aim my efforts.IonicPro's<code>Write once, deploy everywhere.</code> With Ionic, I would build a web app then use Capacitor (or Cordova) to build for iOS, Android, and desktop (using Capacitor with Electron) apps: MacOS, Windows, and Linux.<code>PWA support.</code> On top of the OS's and basic web apps I can build above, I can easily build a Progressive…
<b>Flutter vs Ionic Feedback</b>
I'm looking to decide where to focus my development effort and am split between Flutter and Ionic at the moment. Right now I am a single developer and have several apps to build as SaaS products for some customers ready to pay. My timeframe for the first product is 6 months away which is plenty of time for what I need to do.Projects<code>Project 1</code>SaaS. Initially Around 20 users will daily almost exclusively use the web and/or desktop version throughout the day while around 200 will almost exclusively use the iOS/Android versions and/or PWA. This one may quickly scale to around 1,500 mobile users within 6 mo to a year.<code>Project 2</code>SaaS. Initially Around 15 users will daily almost exclusively use the web and/or desktop version throughout the day while around 250 will almost exclusively use the iOS/Android versions and/or PWA.<code>Project 3</code>PaaS. No hard numbers up front. I basically want to build a platform to develop build apps with. As of now the goal isn't to actually build independent apps with but basically allow individuals and orgs to build and run their own apps within the main app and have the main app double as a marketplace and entrypoint into the built apps. Initially I would dogfood this and build my own apps internally with it. Here are some of the steps I would need to accomplish:Platform Customer Management for the Main App.Customer Employee Management so Customer's can manage their Employees and RolesCustomer App Management so Customer's can Add, Edit, Update, and Delete Apps as well as set the app to be internal or for general use.Customer User Management so Customer's can manage their Customer's and Roles by AppApp Marketplace to show the general use apps to all or only show apps available to internal usersApp Builder:
Data Manager. Allows users to Manage Content Data and Structure (similar to a DB Schema), Manage Data Fields, Data Types, Data Validation, Object Relationships, and Business Logic Functions.Page Manager. Allows users to Manage Pages, Components on Pages, and Select what Fields are added to Components.Navigation Manager. Being that some data objects rely on other objects to be able to reference other fields, a navigation hierarchy will automatically be generated but users can manage the order of certain groups of pages and the order of certain pages within groups.App Configuration Manager. Users will want to customize their assets, themes and external data sources and will be able to do so here.Making this work:Generic DB Service with Redux. New collections and fields will need to be added on the fly that can't wait on the app to be recompiled. I had previously built a generic db service with certain core fields strongly typed with other fields inferred but didn't use redux and need to improve it all.Component Builder Factory. Initially I will likely just build a series of custom components with an interface to dynamically work with the collection data and the configuration data. I had previously built a proof-of-concept with this using Ionic with Formly and modified Formly so that it didn't just support generating forms but generated list pages and detail pages dynamically!I typed too much and need to move on.<code>Project 4</code>SaaS. ERP App. Yes another one with heavy mobile support but I already have a few potential customers waiting to see what I do while they use their old systems.Around 80% of use will be on desktop.Below I will list a series of Pro's and Con's that I am aware of for both Flutter and Ionic and would like feedback to help determine where to aim my efforts.IonicPro's<code>Write once, deploy everywhere.</code> With Ionic, I would build a web app then use Capacitor (or Cordova) to build for iOS, Android, and desktop (using Capacitor with Electron) apps: MacOS, Windows, and Linux.<code>PWA support.</code> On top of the OS's and basic web apps I can build above, I can easily build a Progressive…
New post on /r/flutterdev subreddit:
Flutter plugin update: now supports Android Studio 3.3.1 (stable) and IntelliJ 2019.1 (EAP).
http://bit.ly/2BBAHxK
February 16, 2019 at 01:18AM by JaapVermeulen
http://bit.ly/2X4M0rA
Flutter plugin update: now supports Android Studio 3.3.1 (stable) and IntelliJ 2019.1 (EAP).
http://bit.ly/2BBAHxK
February 16, 2019 at 01:18AM by JaapVermeulen
http://bit.ly/2X4M0rA
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flutter_bloc | State Management - foundation
https://youtu.be/S2KmxzgsTwk
February 16, 2019 at 06:33AM by prateeksharma1712
http://bit.ly/2V41Q42
flutter_bloc | State Management - foundation
https://youtu.be/S2KmxzgsTwk
February 16, 2019 at 06:33AM by prateeksharma1712
http://bit.ly/2V41Q42
YouTube
State Management | Foundation - flutter_bloc package | Part 1
Created a demo of hitting an API that brings in the football players by country.
Used flutter_bloc packages that provide Bloc Builder, Bloc Provider, Events and States.
Created multiple states for a single country selected event.
Repository pattern used…
Used flutter_bloc packages that provide Bloc Builder, Bloc Provider, Events and States.
Created multiple states for a single country selected event.
Repository pattern used…
New post on /r/flutterdev subreddit:
Flutter swipe to delete
http://bit.ly/2X5ai4K
February 16, 2019 at 08:34AM by ishanfx
http://bit.ly/2S94mnL
Flutter swipe to delete
http://bit.ly/2X5ai4K
February 16, 2019 at 08:34AM by ishanfx
http://bit.ly/2S94mnL
MIGHTY TECHNO
Flutter Swipe to delete - Part 1 - Simple Listview - MIGHTY TECHNO
In this tutorial I am gone a show you how to create swipe to delete function to your app. It is pretty easy to implement that in flutter app using in build in widgest. The key widget for implementing this kind of feature is Dismissible widget. You can control…
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Flutter swipe to delete part 2
http://bit.ly/2V177cs
February 16, 2019 at 08:57AM by ishanfx
http://bit.ly/2EdKwUn
Flutter swipe to delete part 2
http://bit.ly/2V177cs
February 16, 2019 at 08:57AM by ishanfx
http://bit.ly/2EdKwUn
MIGHTY TECHNO
Flutter - Swipe to delete listview items - Part 2 - MIGHTY TECHNO
In last tutorial we created a simple swipe to delete view. In this we are going to add some icons and colors to the background layout of the list item. In the Dismissible class there is a argument called background. For that we can add style,colors or icons…
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Refactoring flutter code
Is there a way to refactor flutter widgets rather than repeating close to 70% of what have been done in the previous pages(copying and pasting code and changing its values)Do people refactor flutter code, is it advisable to continue to write up each pages UI or refactor if it is a "painless" thing in flutter
February 16, 2019 at 10:19AM by lanrayx2
http://bit.ly/2BBRJfu
Refactoring flutter code
Is there a way to refactor flutter widgets rather than repeating close to 70% of what have been done in the previous pages(copying and pasting code and changing its values)Do people refactor flutter code, is it advisable to continue to write up each pages UI or refactor if it is a "painless" thing in flutter
February 16, 2019 at 10:19AM by lanrayx2
http://bit.ly/2BBRJfu
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r/FlutterDev - Refactoring flutter code
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Flutter Streaming Searvice App UI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivHoUxoyIQw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivHoUxoyIQw
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Flutter Streaming Service App UI With Source Code | Speed Code
Source code: https://github.com/devefy/Flutter-Streaming-Service-App-UI
Design credit - https://www.uplabs.com/posts/weekly-design-2-streaming-service
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Design credit - https://www.uplabs.com/posts/weekly-design-2-streaming-service
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Is the Column widget constrained or unconstrained vertically?
Should we consider the
February 16, 2019 at 08:19PM by meysammahfouzi
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Is the Column widget constrained or unconstrained vertically?
Should we consider the
Column widget constrained or unconstrained in the vertical direction?According to the document of the Column widget:When the contents of a Column exceed the amount of space available, the Column overflows, and the contents are clipped.To my understanding, this means that the Column widget is constrained (or bounded) vertically.On the other hand, the documentation of the Center widget says:If a dimension is unconstrained and the corresponding size factor is null then the widget will match its child's size in that dimension.When I place the Center widget in the children of a Column, what happens is that the Center widget shrinks its height to match the height of its child. According to the above document, this means that the Column widget is unconstrained in the vertical direction.So which take is correct? Is the Column widget constrained or unconstrained in the vertical direction?February 16, 2019 at 08:19PM by meysammahfouzi
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r/FlutterDev - Is the Column widget constrained or unconstrained vertically?
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Async Functions and Futures for Newcomers
https://youtu.be/D-FeASzhbBI
February 16, 2019 at 10:35PM by moephan
http://bit.ly/2TRMizV
Async Functions and Futures for Newcomers
https://youtu.be/D-FeASzhbBI
February 16, 2019 at 10:35PM by moephan
http://bit.ly/2TRMizV
YouTube
Fundamentals of Async Functions and Futures
New to Flutter and wondering about asynchronous functions and Futures? Previous Video in this series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owwpUSQ58lM Rapido on G...
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Bubble Bottom Bar
http://bit.ly/2S7Th61
February 16, 2019 at 11:25PM by westdabestdb
http://bit.ly/2X7mAcR
Bubble Bottom Bar
http://bit.ly/2S7Th61
February 16, 2019 at 11:25PM by westdabestdb
http://bit.ly/2X7mAcR
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bubble_bottom_bar Flutter and Dart package - BubbleBottomBar is a Flutter widget designed by cubertodesign and developed by westdabestdb
New post on /r/flutterdev subreddit:
Flutter is amazing
The speed, performance, and usability are all very good. Google has done it again. Cross dev is gonna become more widespread in the future.
February 16, 2019 at 11:10PM by codininja1337
http://bit.ly/2V3QgG0
Flutter is amazing
The speed, performance, and usability are all very good. Google has done it again. Cross dev is gonna become more widespread in the future.
February 16, 2019 at 11:10PM by codininja1337
http://bit.ly/2V3QgG0
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r/FlutterDev - Flutter is amazing
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Difference between ListView and ListView.builder?
What are the differences between those two? I don't know the purpose of those two. Thank you
February 17, 2019 at 01:06AM by YoSalcido
http://bit.ly/2SUiCoM
Difference between ListView and ListView.builder?
What are the differences between those two? I don't know the purpose of those two. Thank you
February 17, 2019 at 01:06AM by YoSalcido
http://bit.ly/2SUiCoM
reddit
r/FlutterDev - Difference between ListView and ListView.builder?
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Looking for deployment guides
Hey everyone I recently started playing around with flutter and am loving it the one thing I don’t understand however is How to submit to the Apple play store.Can someone point me In The direction of a good guide for it. (Besides the flutter docs)I’m coming from web and have no experience with app stores. And yes I have a Mac with Xcode and all that jazz.Thanks in advance
February 16, 2019 at 11:54PM by beepboprobots
http://bit.ly/2SJdzrN
Looking for deployment guides
Hey everyone I recently started playing around with flutter and am loving it the one thing I don’t understand however is How to submit to the Apple play store.Can someone point me In The direction of a good guide for it. (Besides the flutter docs)I’m coming from web and have no experience with app stores. And yes I have a Mac with Xcode and all that jazz.Thanks in advance
February 16, 2019 at 11:54PM by beepboprobots
http://bit.ly/2SJdzrN
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r/FlutterDev - Looking for deployment guides
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Ubiquitous layout using flutter
I recently started building apps for friends and as a freelancer and one thing I'm challenged with is getting a layout design that works for a good number of screen sizes. Recently, I was to design a background which has 4 picture (SVG) elements and have to be positioned well to meet the design spec. I was able to do it on my phone in portrait but it wasn't well positioned in landscape and on other phones. Absolute positioning with Stack+Positioned didn't work for me.Is there a way to position background "picture elements" or any widget relatively so it scales with changing screen sizes?
February 17, 2019 at 04:07AM by the_aceix
http://bit.ly/2GqDpKA
Ubiquitous layout using flutter
I recently started building apps for friends and as a freelancer and one thing I'm challenged with is getting a layout design that works for a good number of screen sizes. Recently, I was to design a background which has 4 picture (SVG) elements and have to be positioned well to meet the design spec. I was able to do it on my phone in portrait but it wasn't well positioned in landscape and on other phones. Absolute positioning with Stack+Positioned didn't work for me.Is there a way to position background "picture elements" or any widget relatively so it scales with changing screen sizes?
February 17, 2019 at 04:07AM by the_aceix
http://bit.ly/2GqDpKA
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r/FlutterDev - Ubiquitous layout using flutter
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Performance tips on 2K and upwards displays?
I'm just starting to dig into Flutter basics this week. I work on moderately complex UI applications that combine some logic and multiple screens/pages. With devices that have bigger resolutions and deeper pixel densities, are there any additional resources or best practices I need to be aware of for keeping the performance up?
February 17, 2019 at 07:06AM by Kawaiithulhu
http://bit.ly/2tyLa97
Performance tips on 2K and upwards displays?
I'm just starting to dig into Flutter basics this week. I work on moderately complex UI applications that combine some logic and multiple screens/pages. With devices that have bigger resolutions and deeper pixel densities, are there any additional resources or best practices I need to be aware of for keeping the performance up?
February 17, 2019 at 07:06AM by Kawaiithulhu
http://bit.ly/2tyLa97
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r/FlutterDev - Performance tips on 2K and upwards displays?
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An example of proper AS usage
http://bit.ly/2ttRVZr
February 17, 2019 at 06:00AM by SocialMammoth
http://bit.ly/2GMxKOw
An example of proper AS usage
http://bit.ly/2ttRVZr
February 17, 2019 at 06:00AM by SocialMammoth
http://bit.ly/2GMxKOw