FlutterForce — #Week 85
- Announcing Flutter 1.20
From many angles, this is Flutter’s biggest release yet. With performance improvements, new and updated widgets, and tooling improvements, we can only hit the highlights. by Chris Sells
- Flutter Facebook Responsive UI Tutorial
I’m going to teach you how to build Facebook’s user interface for mobile and web using Flutter. You’ll learn how to create reusable and responsive widgets that change their appearance and size based on the current screen size.
- widget_arrows
Draw arrows between widgets
- flutter_timeline
a fully customizable & general timeline widget, based on real-world application references
- in_app_review
Flutter plugin that lets you show a system review pop up where users can leave a review for your app without needing to leave it. Alternatively you can open your store listing via a deep link.
Uses the In-App Review API on Android and the SKStoreReviewController on iOS/MacOS
- Ten Flutter Libraries You Should Know About
This video talks about ten flutter libraries that you should know about. This is a flutter tutorial for beginners that saves time in terms of looking for a library to achieve your task. These libraries are applicable to android and ios. If you are a flutter developer, this is kind of flutter tips and tricks to simplify your development process.
- bonsoir
Bonsoir is a Zeroconf library that allows you to discover network services and to broadcast your own. It’s based on Android NSD and on Apple’s popular framework Bonjour. In fact, Bonsoir can be translated to Good evening (and Bonjour to Good morning or Good afternoon).
- What does a Flutter Developer Look Like in 2020?
I came across a neat infographic for Java developers highlighting the statistics of the industry and what made a Java developer in 2020 and wanted to do the same for Flutter! Here is my Flutter 2020 graphic of what makes a Flutter Developer! by BleylDev
- FlutterToastAlert
Flutter plugin which shows a custom toast message on Android (https://github.com/GrenderG/Toasty) and custom alert message on iOS (https://github.com/vikmeup/SCLAlertView-Swift)
- How Flutter Will Win the Desktop
Flutter will win the Desktop because today, in very early alpha/dev release, it demonstrates a surprising level of competence, even when compared to solutions that have been in this space for a very long time. Can you imagine what it will be like when Windows, macOS and Linux support are supported in in the stable channel? by Lew C
- Flutter Welcome — login — signup UIs — Flutter Fast Code
Flutter is a wonderful framework for building mobile applications and in this video we will build Welcome, login, signup screens, the first screen will have an indicator to give more better ux to the user and the user will be pushed directly to the login screen and from there he can click on signup to be pushed to the signup screen
- Flutter Latest Interactive Widget? | Interactive Viewer
Flutter interactive viewer is the latest widget in the Flutter library.
- flutter_mentions
A simple flutter input widget to add @ mentions functionality to your app
- Flutter — How to dismiss keyboard globally
When working with Flutter, we regularly try to mimic platform-specific behaviors. For example, the keyboard on iOS usually hides automatically once the user taps any place in the screen out of a TextField. by Guilherme V.
- Flutter v 1.20 — Quick Summary!!
So, In my opinion this version of Flutter holds like maximum update I’ve seen so far in previous 5–6 months. There are a lot of updates that you can go through via various docs on flutter.dev and other sites as well but here I’m going through some major updates. by Muhammad Hamza
- Level up your Flutter apps with autofill
It’s official, Flutter 1.20 is here. Among all the goodies and improvements, mobile autofill gets highlighted in the tagline, and even has a gif demonstrating how slick the UX is. Unfortunately, there are not yet many examples, tutorials, or gotchas available, hence the born of this article. by TruongSinh Tran-Nguyen
- Debugging (The Boring Flutter Development Show, Ep. 41)
In this episode, Filip and Fitz are back again, this time looking at debugging. Learn some helpful ways to tackle bugs and some tips and tricks.
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