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Leveraging Firebase Extensions to quickly add a summarize text feature to your apps.

How we can quickly shorten URLs in our apps with the help of Firebase Extensions

Creating a proper pipeline to maintain high quality and confidence in our app deliveries

Creating tools that enable us to create better work, faster.

How we can change the UI and UX of our app to fit our user's devices

Creating a FeatureSwitcher Widget to hide and show certain parts of our application

How we can use dartfn to create Cloud Functions

Optimizing your Flutter Web apps with WebAssembly and Rust

How we can use Google Sheets as an alternative solution for a simple backend

How can we create multi-platform apps in Flutter when we rely on native APIs?

Sometimes we need a constant flux of information from our backend to our apps, for example, on currency exchange websites. That's where Web Sockets come into play!

A quick guide to create your own web scrapers in Dart

The makefile offers us a concise way to automate all the tasks related to our Flutter Projects. Let’s see how it works.

The pubspec.lock file is in every app we create. But what is it? And why is it so important?

When adding configurations to the index.html a problem arises — how can we create different flavors? We will explore how we can solve it!

We use the pubspec.yaml in every project, but do we know what can we do with it?

With Android and iOS we can use PlatformChannels to communicate with the native platform. But how can we do it in Flutter Web?

How we can add a rudimentary Splash Screen to Flutter Web

We are always using BuildContext throughout our Flutter apps, but what is it used for? And why should we care about it?

What can we do with the main function?

An in-depth look into dividing our Flutter apps into different modules.

Refactor is never easy, nor it is entering a new technology or a specific architecture. How can we find the best solution to our problems?

How Dio Interceptors can help us log requests, add dynamic headers, validating responses and add a simplified cache to our apps.

Let’s dive into the Flutter CLI (Command Line Interface) and see how we can improve our workflow