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Google's free flutter and dart course with lifetime access if activated in the next three month's.
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April 10, 2020 at 07:06AM by Souvik Dutta
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Disable Camera move when click the marker google maps flutter
Hi, Kindly help how to disable Camera move when click the marker google maps flutter Thanks in Advance

April 10, 2020 at 08:29AM by Amicus India
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Flutter Tutorial
Hello guys, don't know if this is the best place to post this but i would like to ask you something.I bought from Udemy a course for flutter by Maximilian Schwarzmuller and it really helped learn a lot of things about flutter and dart. I was wondering if anyone can point me to some other good course/tutorial on Udemy/Youtube with more advanced techniques for flutter so i can expand further my knowledge!Thank you very much in advance!

April 10, 2020 at 08:55AM by Lampat21
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Replace native Apps in Google Play and Apple App Store with Flutter Apps over store update mechanisms. Additional keep applications' keys in the keystore/keychain.
Hello,we currently have an application developed native for Android (Kotlin/Java) and iOS (Swift/Objective C) which relies on the Android Keystore and Apple Keychain.This Application is distributed over the App-Stores (Goole Play/ Apple App Store).Now we want to develop our Application completely new with Flutter. We need to access the keystore and keychain also with this application (should be doable).Is it also possible, that we will publish our new application as an update to the App stores and access/use the previously, with the native apps generated keys? Do you have expirience with replacing native Apps with flutter apps in the App stores? What do we need to pay attention to?Thank you for your help :)

April 10, 2020 at 08:48AM by Langohr2394
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Flutter run "hangs" on iOS simulator
Hi guys, Flutter run is hanging only on iOS simulator saying "Waiting for observatory port to be available..." This is happening only for iOS simulator. On Android, it's working fine Please help me... Thank you so much, guys !!! [image: Mailtrack] < https://mailtrack.io?utm_source=gmai

April 10, 2020 at 09:32AM by Mohammed Umar ibn Shafee
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Can I use SQL in flutter project?
Friends I have database on SQL. Can i use SQL instead of SQL lite and is it possible? Also is there any tutorial/ Article/ on how to use SQL ( not SQL Lite) for flutter. Many Thanks A

April 10, 2020 at 11:40AM by Atul d
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Error while running the program
In my application, I try to interface update, create, delete record with firebase. while runing the program i founf this error Using hardware rendering with device AOSP on IA Emulator. If you get graphics artifacts, consider enabling software rendering with "--enable-software-rendering".

April 10, 2020 at 12:18PM by Abinavan Nagendran
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Is there any way to automatically fix all imports when you move a file?
Let's say I have button.dart. Various different components have imported button.dart. Now let's say I move the file from components/ to buttons/, I have to manually go into each file and fix the imports. Is there a way to do this automatically?I'm using VSCode

April 10, 2020 at 01:02PM by themindstorm
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Dynamic screens
I’m just beginning with Flutter and I’m trying to work out if it’s possible to dynamically build a screen. Hoping some experts in here can point me in the right direction.I have an app in vanilla JavaScript with JQuery that I’m thinking about rewriting using Flutter.The main part of the app has a single page which dynamically generates its components and interactivity at run time.It loads a JSON file which specifies deploy X component Y times with this data. A JavaScript file for that component is then loaded, the component is created on screen with the appropriate data and then the next component until all components are created and the screen is complete.There’s around 50 different component types that can be used on a page. Each page only uses a single component type but it may be used multiple times. There’s around 5000 pages.In Flutter, I could see how each component could be a widget but could I create the instance of the component at run time? Would I have to have every possible component (50 ish) imported to the page regardless of whether it is used on that page?In my vanilla JavaScript version, the component would only be loaded if it’s used in the page and then each required instance would be deployed to the page at runtime.I’m just not sure if this is possible in Flutter or how you might go about it. Or even if there is an alternative approach that would better fit into the Flutter approach.Thanks for any thoughts you may have on this.

April 10, 2020 at 10:44AM by CBrigante78
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Best-practice for moving documents between collections (in Firebase, but this question is more theoretical)?
Hi all, this a theoretical/best-practice question.Say I'm making a fancy to do list, where each task (with a lot of complicated steps per task) are each their own document.I also have a bunch of collections, each collection represents a different status of the tasks inside of it. For example, "collection_unassigned", "collection_assigned", "collection_complete".As document_task moves through a workflow, I'd like to move it between different collections so that I can see, at a glance by viewing the collections in Firestore, how many tasks I have in each collection.Is this acceptable practice? Putting theory into practice, what is a better way to approach my above goal? Each document having a field that says what status it currently has?(My concern is that if I leave all document_tasks in the same collection, it will quickly become large and slow, as I'm dealing with tens of thousands of document_tasks.)

April 10, 2020 at 04:14PM by IndependentTart
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Do you have an old Flutter project that doesn't run or is broken because some files are missing?

Just type `flutter create .` in your project directory and Flutter will regenerate any missing files. #FlutterFriday pic.twitter.com/S2vPNZTx3i— Flutter (@FlutterDev) April 10, 2020

April 10, 2020 at 06:48PM
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How can I learn Flutter?
Hello guys!I want to create an Android application using Flutter.Where can I start? I went over the tutorial at flutter.dev and saw few videos, but they mostly speak about UI. I want to learn more about project structure, design patterns, etc.I'm coming from iOS development in Swift so this is really different.

April 10, 2020 at 07:03PM by ZwapDawg
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What is the state of running processes reliably in the background?
I stopped working on my app half a year ago because I couldn't find any solutions to running a process while the app is in the background (not necessarily closed, although nice bonus). My use case was syncing the local database with the one on my server. Initial sync can take up to 15min. It includes fetching data from the server and storing it locally with sqflite. A user should not have to have the app open for so long so I need it to run reliably in the background.Libraries like `background_fetch` and 'flutter_workmanager' will not work as they cannot execute processes immediately, and I'm pretty sure they do not allow a long runtime.How can a developer tackle this issue with Flutter?

April 10, 2020 at 09:17PM by babyningen
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Users that have migrated to Mac Pros have seen up to 40% faster build times compared to builds run on Mac Minis.
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April 10, 2020 at 09:33PM by Gigatronbot
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Advanced and highly scalable boilerplate for building Flutter App - Mobx, Dio, GetIt and AutoRoutes.
Advanced and highly scalable boilerplate for building Flutter App - Mobx, Dio, GetIt and AutoRoutes.
https://github.com/ganeshrvel/flutter\_mobx\_dio\_boilerplate
Flutter is an excellent framework for building cross-platform native applications. But there are only a handful of frameworks available online to get going and I found most of them lack advanced features. So I thought to write one of my own and share it with the world.FeaturesMobx for state management (https://pub.dev/packages/mobx)Dio for fetching APIs (https://pub.dev/packages/dio)GetIt/Injectable for Dependecy Injection (DI) (https://pub.dev/packages/get_It and https://pub.dev/packages/injectable)auto_route for routing (https://pub.dev/packages/auto_route)Multi theme supportMultilingual support (l10n)Loggingflutter_mobx_dio_boilerplate | Flutter Mobx Dio Boilerplate is released under MIT License.

April 10, 2020 at 09:23PM by ganeshrnet
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