FlutterForce — #Week 84

Ümit Duran
Flutter Force
Published in
4 min readAug 2, 2020

We came back again after a few weeks' break. We are going to publish flutter resources every week. Thanks for reading

- Dough

This package provides squishy widgets you can use right out of the box. Optionally, you can create custom Dough widgets for a custom squish effect. For a more complete overview on how to use the Dough library, check out the example project provided on GitHub.

- Flutter Speech to Text App Tutorial

This Flutter tutorial will teach you how to integrate speech to text capabilities into your app using your device’s microphone and highlight certain words.

- UI Toolkit [Theme: School]

A basic UI toolkit to get you started with flutter application development.

- Going deeper with Flutter’s web support

Today we want to give an update on our progress towards bringing Flutter to the web, with a particular focus on work we’re doing to integrate deeply and natively with the web platform. by Mariam Hasnany

- Simple State Management using Streams

Today, let’s talk about streams and how they can be used to manage the application state. Streams are a built-in feature of Dart. In this episode I will show you how we can achieve that in our Flutter application.

- Keeping It Simple: Integrate GraphQL and MobX to your Flutter apps

Your goal is to create a simple Flutter app that retrieves a list of artists based on a search query sent to a Spotify GraphQL server.

- pigeon

Pigeon is a code generator tool to make communication between Flutter and the host platform type-safe and easier.

- Flutter on Raspberry Pi 4

This article continues from where the previous Android 10 on Raspberry Pi 4 article left off. Now that we have done all the hard work setting up the platform, it’s time to move on to experimenting with Flutter. by J-P Nurmi

- Lessons Learned After Making the First 10 Commercial Apps in Flutter

We are sharing the insights after making the first 10 commercial apps within the last 24 months during which we’ve spent some 17.193,00 hours on Flutter projects. by LeanCode

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