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@viniciussalvati I have found the desktop experience on Mac and windows to be pretty good, but you are right, it wasn't great a couple of years ago.
I don't feel that web has progressed a whole lot, but the Flutter team is on the cusp of releasing impeller for web, and flutter on wasm. Both these things are a huge deal and I think that together they will be a game changer for the web in general
Interesting. Flutter has come a long way in the last couple of years. I'd be interested in what you notice is different from when you first used it.
State management is a critical aspect of building responsive Flutter apps. We often talk about “State Management Solutions” in Flutter, but we rarely break down the components of state management into their constituent parts. Understanding the different components of state management in Flutter can help you understand why you might choose one state management solution over another and identify the simplest ways to do state management. Breaking these components down shows how all state management solutions are built on the same foundation. They are all variants of one underlying principle. This article discusses the components and gives examples of how they work together.
I updated the documentation on my library flutter_ioc_container today. It's a lot clearer now. Take a look at let me know what you think
Does anyone want to watch me talk about #flutter for 50 minutes?
This might help convince your managers that Flutter is a good idea
Flutter Pulse aggregates all the latest #Flutter content in one place. The latest version adds YouTube content from the official Flutter channel
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.christianfindlay.flutterpulse
Check out Flutter Pulse. It gives you a lot of useful #flutter content in one place. It's had several versions now and I've smoothed down most of the rough edges
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.christianfindlay.flutterpulse
It probably feels intuitive to say that unit tests are the cheapest kinds of tests right? Well, you could be forgiven for thinking that. The test pyramid influences how we think about this.
Read about how test isolation is actually expensive in terms of creating and maintaining a test suite
https://www.christianfindlay.com/blog/test-isolation-expensive
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