Flutter Dev’s Post

Really loving playing around with Gemini Pro in Flutter Dev 💙🔥 Here is an example I made using SQLite, Remote Flutter Widgets (RFW) and Gemini Pro (via Rest API). In this example I have the SQL automatically generated based on the current SQLite schema passed in as context and returning dynamic JSON. The prompt can be a execute or select and will choose the right one based on the result. This can create the data and tables dynamically 🛠 Then the UI is dynamic with RFW and has the data passed in as context. This allows the correct schema to map to the passed data object in the RFW runtime. if the data changes it only has to update the data (which can be done 60fps) 🔥 Google Google DeepMind #Google #GeminiPro #Gemini #GoogleAI #Flutter #FlutterDev #SQLite #RFW

📱 Flutter Tip: Sending Large Text Data to Servers Have you ever struggled to send massive text files from your Flutter app to a server? Here's a quick rundown of my recent experience: I explored three options: 1) Plain Text ✅ Simple to implement ❌ No structure or metadata 2) JSON ✅ Great for structured data ❌ Adds overhead for simple text 3) Form Data ✅ Efficient for file transfers ❌ Slightly more complex setup My choice? Form Data with Dio! Here's why: My text was huge, and Form Data let me treat it like a file upload. Using the Dio package in Flutter, I created a FormData object and attached my text file, and it was smooth sailing to the server. Dio made tracking progress and handling errors easy, which was crucial for large transfers. Pro tip: For very large files, consider breaking them into chunks or using compression before sending. What's your preferred method for handling large data in Flutter? Any challenges you've faced? Share your experiences! #FlutterDev #MobileAppDevelopment #DataTransfer

Simple Data fetch from api practice in flutter (Json placeholder Users api)

14 May 2024: Google I/O 3.22 release #Flutter 3.22 is live! For more information, check out the Flutter 3.22 umbrella blog post and the Flutter 3.22 technical blog post. You might also check out the Dart 3.4 release blog post. In particular, Dart now provides a "baked in" language macro, JsonCodable, for serializing and deserializing JSON data. A future (and unspecified) Dart release will allow you to create your own macros. To learn more, check out dart.dev/go/macros.

🟢 Project: Order Details ℹ️ Info: I displayed orders using a CustomScrollView (https://lnkd.in/dc2aEQW7), which is a ScrollView that creates custom scroll effects using slivers. 🎯 XP: I learned how to use scroll listeners and the CustomScrollView, SliverAppBar, SliverPadding, SliverPersistentHeader, SliverList, and SliverGrid widgets. #️⃣ Hashtags: #flutter #mobile ⚙️ ProgLang: Dart, Flutter 💿 Database: I used mock data. 📱 Screen: Mobile 📁 Source Codes: GitHub (https://lnkd.in/dmb974dV) 👨💻 Follow more: t.me/khusanboyscodes

🔐 Managing One-Time User Login and Local Data Storage with Dart & Flutter 🔐 I recently implemented a method in Dart that checks local user data efficiently using shared preferences. 📱 Here's a peek into the code: #Flutter #Dart #SharedPreferences #MobileDevelopment #CodeSnippet #DeveloperLife

💡 Just started diving deep into React Query (formerly Tanstack Query) and it's a game-changer! 🚀 Been reading some amazing documentation by TkDodo on why React Query is a must-have, not just for fetching data but also for managing async state. 🧠 🔗 Check out TkDodo's documentation to understand the power and efficiency of React Query. It's perfect for anyone looking to streamline their data fetching and state management in React applications. Here's the link for Doc 👇 https://lnkd.in/g8vdrD7v #ReactQuery #AsyncState #FrontendDevelopment #ReactJS #WebDevelopment #LearningJourney

Power of Completer in Dart and Flutter 📝 Explore the source code: https://lnkd.in/gnaqvpks #flutter #flutterdeveloper #fluttercommunity

Day 2 update �� : I've just finished adding a feature that shows product listings. It's powered by a fake API store that helps get the data smoothly. With RTK Query and Redux Toolkit, managing the project's data became a breeze, making sure all parts of the project can access the API data easily. This is my first time using Redux Toolkit, and I'm impressed by how easy it makes managing data in React. Can't wait to explore more of its features soon! [Sameer Khan Mehul Mohan codedamn] #React #reduxtoolkit #webdevelopment #learningeveryday

https://lnkd.in/dbRBsEkR Demonstrates how to use the rxdart and rxdart_ext to handle batch API calls in Flutter.