Dart

Most applications, be it mobile, web, or desktop, depend on some kind of backend. Thus, an API layer is an integral part of application implementation. This six-part series presents tools and approaches that facilitate API layer implementation in Flutter and Dart applications we use at Tide: Part 1: data models…

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Feeling lost? Check out the introduction into this series. Parts 1 and 2 of this series are dedicated to creating Dart classes containing fields to carry data obtained through API requests and logic to parse this data from and to JSON. This part aims to create a basic implementation of…

Learn How To Use Drop Shadow Effect In Your Flutter Apps. — Some of the time you want to apply a shadow effect on your application. How should you have such an effect if you’re using Flutter?. A plugin called DropShadow is proper hence. DropShadow is a plugin that applies a picture as well as a widget moreover. In this blog, we…

Feeling lost? Check out the introduction into this series. Parts 5 and 6 of this series are dedicated to an efficient implementation of REST API requests. This part aims to show the basic usage of the retrofit package. By the end of this part, the first API call to the…

Feeling lost? Check out the introduction into this series. Parts 3 and 4 of this series are dedicated to setting up an HTTP client used to load data from the backend. This part aims to show a more advanced dio object setup. In this part: 1. mocked API 2. proxy 3. SSL pinning …

Feeling lost? Check out the introduction into this series. Parts 5 and 6 of this series are dedicated to an efficient implementation of REST API requests. This part aims to show how we at Tide customize headers for individual / selected / most / all API requests with retrofit code…

Feeling lost? Check out the introduction into this series. Parts 1 and 2 of this series are dedicated to creating Dart classes containing fields to carry data obtained through API requests and logic to parse this data from and to JSON. This part aims to give more information on what…

Feeling lost? Check out the introduction into this series. Parts 3 and 4 of this series are dedicated to setting up an HTTP client used to load data from the backend. This part aims to explore the dio object and show the basic setup. By the end of this part…