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A monorepo is a development strategy that keeps code for all projects within a single repository. It provides the benefits of code reuse, atomic changes, and simplified dependencies. Table of Contents 1. Do I need a Monorepo? 2. Local and Public Packages 3. Pub Workspaces 4. Reusable Scripts 5. Melos
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You can interact with computers in two primary ways: through a Graphical User Interface (GUI) or a Command-Line Interface (CLI). While GUIs are more user-friendly for general tasks, CLIs are ideal for scripting, developer tools, and system utilities. 1. Why Dart? 2. Parsing Arguments 3. Defining Commands 4. Structuring CLI
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Software engineers often refactor code due to business requirements or inefficient implementations. This article explains how to use the @Deprecated annotation in Dart to refactor code in a controlled and predictable way. 1. Mark Code as Deprecated 2. Handle Deprecation Warnings in CI
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Flutter's Listenable interface and ChangeNotifier mixin provide a foundational approach to state management, allowing objects to notify listeners when their internal state changes. While powerful, this basic pattern can lead to verbose and hard-to-maintain code in more complex applications. This article introduces an enhanced version of the observer
Architecture
State management and business logic are two critical parts of the application architecture. This article explains how to distinguish between them and how to implement BLoC correctly. Table of Contents 1. Core Concepts * Business Logic * State Management 2. Fundamental Design Patterns * Observer Pattern * State Pattern 3. The BLoC Pattern * Why
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This page lists recommended packages and plugins that have been tested and approved for production use. In case you're interested in libraries that are not recommended go to Avoid These Dart Libraries. Built-in Essential Dart libraries providing foundational functionality across all Flutter projects. * collection: Contains utility functions and
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When developing with Dart and Flutter, choosing the right packages can make your project more productive and functional. But some of them can cause problems, like poor performance, bad code, or maintenance issues. Outline 1. Architecture & State Management 1. get 2. riverpod 3. stacked 4. mobx 5. hydrated_bloc
Architecture
Gain a clear understanding of exceptions versus errors, hone your try/catch skills, and effectively manage stack traces. Also included: a critical perspective on the either method. Why it matters: Error handling is essential in every program (e.g., no internet, file not found) and must be kept maintainable. Table
Architecture
State management is a fascinating area in application development. The core idea is to provide a solid foundation for implementing business logic by being scalable, maintainable, and testable. These things are interrelated, and it is all or nothing. So the solution can't be scalable and unmaintainable, or maintainable
Dart
This article is about principles that are likely to improve your overall architectural skills and knowledge. The article is supercharged with real world examples and the power of DART language! Let's go! Good architecture Most of us have wondered what good architecture is. The answers are complex, but
Dart
Heads up folks! Only three days ago at Google I/O, the new Dart 3.0 was unveiled! Like a piñata bursting open, it's spilling with a bunch of fun features: records, pattern-matching, and class modifiers. So, grab your biscuits, pour a hot cuppa, and let's