We might not want to make a Twitter clone, but we may want to show our users a fancy tweet or let them share all the tweets they want. And since it can be hard to create a layout that can adapt Read More
When dealing with apps that are services, such as Netflix for example, we want to always be aware of our customer’s opinion and be alerted if there’s any problem with our app. For that we might have multiple options, from having a Read More
Last week we featured an article about the command line, but there are still many secrets to be discovered. Did you know that there are 52 sample applications “hidden” in the CLI that we can easily create with 1 line in the Read More
Showing information to a user in the form of a list is a very common way to show a variety of data. However, most of the time, these lists can be updated over time, either via user input or new content is Read More
In Flutter, navigating between screens can be achieved by using the Navigator class, accessed either by using the widget tree’s BuildContext or by using a key. With it we can add (push) or remove (pop) screens from our app, add transition animations Read More
Game development is hard. Even harder if it involves doing a procedurally generated story or “Skyrim in text form” as Filip put into words. So how can we do it in Dart? Filip Hráček started a weekly 2 hour stream in which Read More
We create, debug and publish an app and think that’s just it. But is it? As an app developer, we not only have to polish our apps and have great UI and user experience, but also we have to take into account Read More
Some times we want our users to rate thing in our app: be it an item, the user’s overall appreciation for the app or his guess for the code-quality of our app (ok, maybe not the last one). Sarbagya Dhaubanjar created a Read More
When going through the Flutter Documentation, we might have no idea what a Widget looks like. Take for example the Chip widget. If we don’t search inside the FlutterWidgetCatalog for it, the only way to know how it will look in a Read More
Like any programming language, Dart has some internal twists and turns that the average developer might not pick up in the first few lines of codes. For example, if we want some parallel code execution we might want to start a new Read More
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