Hey everyone π
I wanted to give you a quick update about our upcoming projects and courses.
I havenβt started the Offline Roadmap Project yet, as Iβm currently finishing a few ongoing projects. It will officially begin next week once those are completed.
Also, the online Flutter course is temporarily extended for an unknown period due to my current busy schedule with project work.
Once everything is fully completed and deployed, Iβll share updates and details right here on this channel.
Thank you all for your patience, support, and understanding π
Stay tuned great things are on the way! π
@FlutterBegin
I wanted to give you a quick update about our upcoming projects and courses.
I havenβt started the Offline Roadmap Project yet, as Iβm currently finishing a few ongoing projects. It will officially begin next week once those are completed.
Also, the online Flutter course is temporarily extended for an unknown period due to my current busy schedule with project work.
Once everything is fully completed and deployed, Iβll share updates and details right here on this channel.
Thank you all for your patience, support, and understanding π
Stay tuned great things are on the way! π
@FlutterBegin
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How to Become a Mobile App Developer in Just 3 Months π±
Dreaming of building your own apps but donβt know where to start?
Good news,β β you can go from zero to mobile developer in just 3 months with the right plan and consistency! πͺ
Hereβs the roadmap π
π Month 1 β Foundations
β Learn Dart basics π§
β Understand Flutter widgets & layouts
β Build your first UI screens
β Practice daily with mini projects
π Month 2 β Real Apps & APIs
β Learn State Management
β Work with REST APIs π
β Add authentication, navigation & responsive design
β Build 2β3 simple real-world apps
π Month 3 β Advanced & Portfolio
β Learn local database (Hive, SQLite)
β Implement animations & performance optimization
β Publish your app to Play Store / App Store
β Create a portfolio project that impresses clients or employers π―
π₯ Pro Tip: Build daily, even small features consistency beats motivation.
You donβt need a CS degree. Just a laptop, internet, and dedication.
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Dreaming of building your own apps but donβt know where to start?
Good news,β β you can go from zero to mobile developer in just 3 months with the right plan and consistency! πͺ
Hereβs the roadmap π
π Month 1 β Foundations
β Learn Dart basics π§
β Understand Flutter widgets & layouts
β Build your first UI screens
β Practice daily with mini projects
π Month 2 β Real Apps & APIs
β Learn State Management
β Work with REST APIs π
β Add authentication, navigation & responsive design
β Build 2β3 simple real-world apps
π Month 3 β Advanced & Portfolio
β Learn local database (Hive, SQLite)
β Implement animations & performance optimization
β Publish your app to Play Store / App Store
β Create a portfolio project that impresses clients or employers π―
π₯ Pro Tip: Build daily, even small features consistency beats motivation.
You donβt need a CS degree. Just a laptop, internet, and dedication.
@FlutterBegin
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Artificial intelligence doesn't make us dumber, it makes us smarter. It presents us with the challenge of asking the right questions. Artificial intelligence doesn't know what we want and that's why it's so incredibly important to develop a specific question for a specific request and that's often harder than you think.
You have to think carefully about what you need to ask the right question that is specific and then use the answer provided by artificial intelligence to solve your problem. This requires a lot of thought, and artificial intelligence helps us to formulate our concerns more precisely and apply the outputs specifically. Using artificial intelligence well and correctly is not a trivial task, but requires some effort.
@FlutterBegin
You have to think carefully about what you need to ask the right question that is specific and then use the answer provided by artificial intelligence to solve your problem. This requires a lot of thought, and artificial intelligence helps us to formulate our concerns more precisely and apply the outputs specifically. Using artificial intelligence well and correctly is not a trivial task, but requires some effort.
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Comet β the AI browser that actually helps you learn faster!
Perplexity (one of the best AI tools out there) just launched Comet, an AI-powered desktop browser that gives you smart, instant answers while you browse β perfect for developers, students, and anyone who loves learning online.
π₯ Special gift for you:
Get 1 month of Perplexity Pro FREE (worth $20) when you download Comet to your PC using this link π
π https://pplx.ai/ahmmadtaju95748
Itβs super useful for:
π» Learning new programming topics faster
π§ Getting AI explanations & code help instantly
π Researching projects and ideas efficiently
(I also earn a small reward from Perplexity for every person who tries it β win-win πͺ)
Try it now π https://pplx.ai/ahmmadtaju95748
Perplexity (one of the best AI tools out there) just launched Comet, an AI-powered desktop browser that gives you smart, instant answers while you browse β perfect for developers, students, and anyone who loves learning online.
π₯ Special gift for you:
Get 1 month of Perplexity Pro FREE (worth $20) when you download Comet to your PC using this link π
π https://pplx.ai/ahmmadtaju95748
Itβs super useful for:
π» Learning new programming topics faster
π§ Getting AI explanations & code help instantly
π Researching projects and ideas efficiently
(I also earn a small reward from Perplexity for every person who tries it β win-win πͺ)
Try it now π https://pplx.ai/ahmmadtaju95748
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Detailed Roadmap to become a Programmer:
π Learn Programming Fundamentals
Start with basics like programming logic, syntax, and how code flows. This builds your foundation.
βπ Choose a Language
Pick one popular language like Python (easy & versatile), Java (widely used in big systems), or C++ (great for performance). Focus on mastering it first.
βπ Learn Data Structures & Algorithms
Understand arrays, lists, trees, sorting, searching, these help write efficient code and solve complex problems.
βπ Learn Problem Solving
Practice coding challenges on platforms like LeetCode or HackerRank to improve your logic and speed.
βπ Learn OOPs & Design Patterns
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) teaches how to structure code; design patterns show reusable solutions to common problems.
βπ Learn Version Control (Git & GitHub)
Essential for collaboration, track your code changes and work with others safely using Git and GitHub.
βπ Learn Debugging & Testing
Find and fix bugs; test your code to make sure it works as expected.
βπ Work on Real-World Projects
Build practical projects to apply what you learned and showcase skills to employers.
βπ Contribute to Open Source
Collaborate on existing projects, gain experience, community recognition, and improve your coding.
βπ Apply for Job / Internship
With skills and projects ready, start applying confidently for programming roles or internships to kick-start your career.
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π Learn Programming Fundamentals
Start with basics like programming logic, syntax, and how code flows. This builds your foundation.
βπ Choose a Language
Pick one popular language like Python (easy & versatile), Java (widely used in big systems), or C++ (great for performance). Focus on mastering it first.
βπ Learn Data Structures & Algorithms
Understand arrays, lists, trees, sorting, searching, these help write efficient code and solve complex problems.
βπ Learn Problem Solving
Practice coding challenges on platforms like LeetCode or HackerRank to improve your logic and speed.
βπ Learn OOPs & Design Patterns
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) teaches how to structure code; design patterns show reusable solutions to common problems.
βπ Learn Version Control (Git & GitHub)
Essential for collaboration, track your code changes and work with others safely using Git and GitHub.
βπ Learn Debugging & Testing
Find and fix bugs; test your code to make sure it works as expected.
βπ Work on Real-World Projects
Build practical projects to apply what you learned and showcase skills to employers.
βπ Contribute to Open Source
Collaborate on existing projects, gain experience, community recognition, and improve your coding.
βπ Apply for Job / Internship
With skills and projects ready, start applying confidently for programming roles or internships to kick-start your career.
@FlutterBegin
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Iβm planning to develop an offline coding roadmap app (like roadmap.sh but with progress tracking, learning tools and goal deadlines + streaks).
Would this be useful for you?
Would this be useful for you?
Project Update:
Iβve officially started building SkillRoute, an offline roadmap app that helps learners follow structured coding paths, track their progress, and stay consistent anytime, anywhere.
π‘ Built with Flutter, focused on simplicity, progress, and motivation.
Iβve officially started building SkillRoute, an offline roadmap app that helps learners follow structured coding paths, track their progress, and stay consistent anytime, anywhere.
π‘ Built with Flutter, focused on simplicity, progress, and motivation.
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Forwarded from A2SV | Africa to Silicon Valley
Are you an African who dreams of building Google-level software engineering skills?
Applications are now open for A2SV G7 Education!
This is your moment to learn, grow, and prepare for the top tech companies youβve always aspired to join.
At A2SV Education, youβll join a vibrant community that challenges you to think bigger, code smarter, and create real impact across Africa π.
β±οΈ It only takes 7 minutes to apply. Take your shot at joining A2SV G7 Education today!
π Apply now: https://form.typeform.com/to/wOWdCFrZ
π£ Spread the word! Tag a friend, share this post, and help us reach more brilliant African minds ready to transform their future through A2SV.
Together, we empower Africaβs next generation of world-class engineers and tech entrepreneurs! πͺ π»
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Applications are now open for A2SV G7 Education!
This is your moment to learn, grow, and prepare for the top tech companies youβve always aspired to join.
At A2SV Education, youβll join a vibrant community that challenges you to think bigger, code smarter, and create real impact across Africa π.
β±οΈ It only takes 7 minutes to apply. Take your shot at joining A2SV G7 Education today!
π Apply now: https://form.typeform.com/to/wOWdCFrZ
π£ Spread the word! Tag a friend, share this post, and help us reach more brilliant African minds ready to transform their future through A2SV.
Together, we empower Africaβs next generation of world-class engineers and tech entrepreneurs! πͺ π»
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Two to three years until "AI systems are better than humans at almost everything... then eventually better than all humans at everything," says Anthropic CEO.
π Full-Screen Image Viewer in Expo Made Easy
Andrew Chester shows how to implement a sleek, full-screen image viewer with zoom using Expo and the
Key Highlights:
- Install
- Wrap your image in
- Build a reusable overlay using
Perfect for apps where users need to inspect image detailsβjust like Instagram or Facebook.
https://medium.com/@andrew.chester/react-native-expo-full-screen-image-viewer-with-zoom-made-simple-d374081acc6d
Andrew Chester shows how to implement a sleek, full-screen image viewer with zoom using Expo and the
@likashefqet/react-native-image-zoom library.Key Highlights:
- Install
@likashefqet/react-native-image-zoom + react-native-reanimated + gesture-handler- Wrap your image in
<Zoomable> to enable pinch & double-tap zoom- Build a reusable overlay using
ImageProvider + ImageView + useImperativeHandle for a smooth full-screen experiencePerfect for apps where users need to inspect image detailsβjust like Instagram or Facebook.
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Flutter Interview Q&A β Part 1 π±π‘
1οΈβ£ What is Flutter?
Answer: Flutter is Googleβs open-source UI toolkit for building natively compiled apps for mobile, web, and desktop β all from a single codebase.
2οΈβ£ What language is used in Flutter?
Answer: Flutter uses Dart, a modern object-oriented language optimized for UI, fast performance, and reactive programming.
3οΈβ£ What are widgets in Flutter?
Answer: Widgets are the building blocks of Flutter apps β everything from layout to text and buttons is a widget. They define both structure and behavior.
4οΈβ£ What is the difference between Stateless and Stateful widgets?
Answer:
StatelessWidget: The UI doesnβt change once built.
StatefulWidget: The UI can change dynamically during runtime using state.
5οΈβ£ What is the Widget Tree?
Answer: The Widget Tree represents the hierarchy of widgets in an app β it shows how widgets are nested and combined to form the UI.
6οΈβ£ What is setState()?
Answer: setState() notifies Flutter that the widgetβs state has changed, prompting the framework to rebuild the UI with updated data.
7οΈβ£ What is hot reload?
Answer: Hot reload allows you to instantly see code changes without losing the current app state β boosting productivity during development.
8οΈβ£ What is BuildContext?
Answer: BuildContext gives access to the widget tree location and allows interaction with inherited widgets and navigation.
9οΈβ£ What is the difference between mainAxisAlignment and crossAxisAlignment?
Answer:
mainAxisAlignment: Aligns children along the main axis (horizontal for Row, vertical for Column).
crossAxisAlignment: Aligns children across the perpendicular axis.
π Why use Flutter?
Answer: Flutter enables fast development, expressive UIs, and native performance on multiple platforms all from one codebase.
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1οΈβ£ What is Flutter?
Answer: Flutter is Googleβs open-source UI toolkit for building natively compiled apps for mobile, web, and desktop β all from a single codebase.
2οΈβ£ What language is used in Flutter?
Answer: Flutter uses Dart, a modern object-oriented language optimized for UI, fast performance, and reactive programming.
3οΈβ£ What are widgets in Flutter?
Answer: Widgets are the building blocks of Flutter apps β everything from layout to text and buttons is a widget. They define both structure and behavior.
4οΈβ£ What is the difference between Stateless and Stateful widgets?
Answer:
StatelessWidget: The UI doesnβt change once built.
StatefulWidget: The UI can change dynamically during runtime using state.
5οΈβ£ What is the Widget Tree?
Answer: The Widget Tree represents the hierarchy of widgets in an app β it shows how widgets are nested and combined to form the UI.
6οΈβ£ What is setState()?
Answer: setState() notifies Flutter that the widgetβs state has changed, prompting the framework to rebuild the UI with updated data.
7οΈβ£ What is hot reload?
Answer: Hot reload allows you to instantly see code changes without losing the current app state β boosting productivity during development.
8οΈβ£ What is BuildContext?
Answer: BuildContext gives access to the widget tree location and allows interaction with inherited widgets and navigation.
9οΈβ£ What is the difference between mainAxisAlignment and crossAxisAlignment?
Answer:
mainAxisAlignment: Aligns children along the main axis (horizontal for Row, vertical for Column).
crossAxisAlignment: Aligns children across the perpendicular axis.
π Why use Flutter?
Answer: Flutter enables fast development, expressive UIs, and native performance on multiple platforms all from one codebase.
@FlutterBegin
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Flutter Interview Q&A β Part 2 βοΈπ²
1οΈβ£ What is a layout widget in Flutter?
Answer: Layout widgets help you position, align, and size other widgets. Examples: Row, Column, Stack, Expanded, and Container.
2οΈβ£ What is the difference between Row and Column?
Answer:
Row: Aligns children horizontally.
Column: Aligns children vertically.
3οΈβ£ What is a Scaffold widget?
Answer: Scaffold provides the basic structure for a screen β including AppBar, Drawer, BottomNavigationBar, and FloatingActionButton.
4οΈβ£ What is Navigator in Flutter?
Answer: Navigator manages routes (screens) in Flutter. It allows navigation between pages using methods like push() and pop().
5οΈβ£ What is a route?
Answer: A route is simply a screen or page in a Flutter app. You can define routes using MaterialPageRoute or a named route map.
6οΈβ£ What is setState() vs Provider / Riverpod / Bloc?
Answer:
setState: Simple local state management.
Provider / Riverpod / Bloc: Used for managing global or complex state across multiple widgets.
7οΈβ£ What is InheritedWidget?
Answer: Itβs the base class for sharing data down the widget tree. Many state management solutions (like Provider) are built on it.
8οΈβ£ What is FutureBuilder?
Answer: FutureBuilder builds its UI based on the state of a Future (pending, completed, error) β useful for async data like APIs.
9οΈβ£ What is StreamBuilder?
Answer: StreamBuilder listens to a Stream and rebuilds its UI every time new data is emitted β perfect for real-time updates.
π What is the difference between Hot Reload and Hot Restart?
Answer:
Hot Reload: Updates code instantly while keeping app state.
Hot Restart: Restarts the app and resets all state variables.
Comment βPart 3β if you want advanced Flutter interview Q&As!
@FlutterBegin
1οΈβ£ What is a layout widget in Flutter?
Answer: Layout widgets help you position, align, and size other widgets. Examples: Row, Column, Stack, Expanded, and Container.
2οΈβ£ What is the difference between Row and Column?
Answer:
Row: Aligns children horizontally.
Column: Aligns children vertically.
3οΈβ£ What is a Scaffold widget?
Answer: Scaffold provides the basic structure for a screen β including AppBar, Drawer, BottomNavigationBar, and FloatingActionButton.
4οΈβ£ What is Navigator in Flutter?
Answer: Navigator manages routes (screens) in Flutter. It allows navigation between pages using methods like push() and pop().
5οΈβ£ What is a route?
Answer: A route is simply a screen or page in a Flutter app. You can define routes using MaterialPageRoute or a named route map.
6οΈβ£ What is setState() vs Provider / Riverpod / Bloc?
Answer:
setState: Simple local state management.
Provider / Riverpod / Bloc: Used for managing global or complex state across multiple widgets.
7οΈβ£ What is InheritedWidget?
Answer: Itβs the base class for sharing data down the widget tree. Many state management solutions (like Provider) are built on it.
8οΈβ£ What is FutureBuilder?
Answer: FutureBuilder builds its UI based on the state of a Future (pending, completed, error) β useful for async data like APIs.
9οΈβ£ What is StreamBuilder?
Answer: StreamBuilder listens to a Stream and rebuilds its UI every time new data is emitted β perfect for real-time updates.
π What is the difference between Hot Reload and Hot Restart?
Answer:
Hot Reload: Updates code instantly while keeping app state.
Hot Restart: Restarts the app and resets all state variables.
Comment βPart 3β if you want advanced Flutter interview Q&As!
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Coca-Cola has unveiled its latest New Year campaign, created entirely with the help of artificial intelligence marking the second year the brand has leaned on AI for its holiday storytelling.
For Coca-Cola, AI is becoming more than a creative experiment, itβs turning into a new production model for global campaigns.
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Flutter Interview Q&A β Part 3 βοΈ
1οΈβ£ What is a Future in Flutter?
Answer: A Future represents a value that will be available later, often used for async operations like API calls or reading from a database.
2οΈβ£ What is async and await?
Answer:
async marks a function as asynchronous.
await pauses the function until the Future completes.
Example:
3οΈβ£ What is the difference between Future and Stream?
Answer:
Future: Returns a single value once.
Stream: Returns multiple values over time.
4οΈβ£ How can you improve performance in Flutter apps?
Answer:
β Use const widgets whenever possible.
β Avoid rebuilding large widget trees unnecessarily.
β Use ListView.builder instead of ListView for long lists.
β Cache images and network data.
β Minimize state changes.
5οΈβ£ What is the use of Keys in Flutter?
Answer: Keys help Flutter identify and preserve widget states when the widget tree changes β useful in lists and complex UIs.
6οΈβ£ What is the build() method?
Answer: Itβs the core method where you describe how your widget should look based on its current state.
7οΈβ£ When should you use StatelessWidget vs StatefulWidget?
Answer:
StatelessWidget: For UI that doesnβt change.
StatefulWidget: For UI that updates dynamically.
8οΈβ£ What are RepaintBoundary widgets?
Answer: These widgets isolate parts of the UI to avoid unnecessary repaints, improving rendering performance.
9οΈβ£ What is the use of const keyword in Flutter?
Answer: It makes widgets immutable and prevents them from rebuilding β boosting performance.
π What is widget tree, element tree, and render tree?
Answer:
Widget tree: Blueprint of UI.
Element tree: Holds widget instances.
Render tree: Handles actual layout and painting.
Save & share this to help other Flutter devs! π§
@FlutterBegin
1οΈβ£ What is a Future in Flutter?
Answer: A Future represents a value that will be available later, often used for async operations like API calls or reading from a database.
2οΈβ£ What is async and await?
Answer:
async marks a function as asynchronous.
await pauses the function until the Future completes.
Example:
Future<void> fetchData() async {
var data = await api.getData();
print(data);
}3οΈβ£ What is the difference between Future and Stream?
Answer:
Future: Returns a single value once.
Stream: Returns multiple values over time.
4οΈβ£ How can you improve performance in Flutter apps?
Answer:
β Use const widgets whenever possible.
β Avoid rebuilding large widget trees unnecessarily.
β Use ListView.builder instead of ListView for long lists.
β Cache images and network data.
β Minimize state changes.
5οΈβ£ What is the use of Keys in Flutter?
Answer: Keys help Flutter identify and preserve widget states when the widget tree changes β useful in lists and complex UIs.
6οΈβ£ What is the build() method?
Answer: Itβs the core method where you describe how your widget should look based on its current state.
7οΈβ£ When should you use StatelessWidget vs StatefulWidget?
Answer:
StatelessWidget: For UI that doesnβt change.
StatefulWidget: For UI that updates dynamically.
8οΈβ£ What are RepaintBoundary widgets?
Answer: These widgets isolate parts of the UI to avoid unnecessary repaints, improving rendering performance.
9οΈβ£ What is the use of const keyword in Flutter?
Answer: It makes widgets immutable and prevents them from rebuilding β boosting performance.
π What is widget tree, element tree, and render tree?
Answer:
Widget tree: Blueprint of UI.
Element tree: Holds widget instances.
Render tree: Handles actual layout and painting.
Save & share this to help other Flutter devs! π§
@FlutterBegin
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Forwarded from Discover β’ Tech News
That's what the head of the world's most valuable company and leading GPU manufacturer said on the sidelines of the Future of AI forum, according to FT.
Shortly after the interview was published, Nvidia posted a clarification on X:
"As I have long said, China is nanoseconds behind America in AI. It's vital that America wins by racing ahead and winning developers worldwide," the CEO explained.
Huang believes the West is holding itself back with "cynicism" and excessive state-level regulation. In China, by contrast, "power is free" for AI companies, he noted.
Who will win the AI race?
π β China
π₯ β The U.S.
π β What about India, the EU, and others?
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π€ Integrate AI APIs into Your Flutter App!
Learn how to bring machine learning to your Flutter projects using Google ML Kit β from setup to real-world examples.
Read the full guide here π techwithsam
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If youβre building mobile apps in 2025, AI isnβt a βnice-to-haveβ β itβs essential
Learn how to bring machine learning to your Flutter projects using Google ML Kit β from setup to real-world examples.
Read the full guide here π techwithsam
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π‘ Dev Tip of the Day:
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βDonβt just write code that works. Write code thatβs readable, because future you will thank you.β
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Introducing the Hasab AI Flutter SDK! π
Iβm excited to announce that the Hasab AI Flutter SDK is now officially live on pub.dev!
This SDK makes it effortless for Flutter developers to integrate Hasab AIβs language understanding, speech transcription, and other AI-powered capabilities directly into their mobile apps, all with clean, developer-friendly APIs.
Whether youβre building AI chat features, transcription tools, or custom AI workflows, this SDK bridges Flutter apps with Hasab AIβs platform seamlessly.
π Check it out here: https://pub.dev/packages/hasab_ai_flutter
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Iβm excited to announce that the Hasab AI Flutter SDK is now officially live on pub.dev!
This SDK makes it effortless for Flutter developers to integrate Hasab AIβs language understanding, speech transcription, and other AI-powered capabilities directly into their mobile apps, all with clean, developer-friendly APIs.
Whether youβre building AI chat features, transcription tools, or custom AI workflows, this SDK bridges Flutter apps with Hasab AIβs platform seamlessly.
π Check it out here: https://pub.dev/packages/hasab_ai_flutter
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Dart packages
hasab_ai_flutter | Flutter package
A comprehensive Flutter SDK for Hasab AI - speech-to-text, text-to-speech, translation, and chat capabilities for Ethiopian languages.
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π€― We can now preview widgets without running the app
https://docs.flutter.dev/tools/widget-previewer
https://docs.flutter.dev/tools/widget-previewer
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Flutter Widget Previewer
Learn how to use the Flutter Widget Previewer to see your widgets render in real-time, separate from your full app.