Today I’ll write about one of the best practices in Flutter. We know these little tips, but we sometimes ignore them when we trying to complete the project before the deadline. We only need to fix them when they cause a real problem. …

Today, I’ll write about a highly preferred countdown timer package. It is published by an individual developer, Muhammad. And the package has an MIT Licence. Adding dependency and installing the package is similar to all other packages. The usage of the widget looks like below with values: CircularCountDownTimer(…

Today I’ll take an in-depth look at the confetti package in my app. It is published by the FunWithFlutter team. It is a celebrating animation by blasting colorful confetti around the screen. Installation and importing of the package are similar to all other packages. Its latest release version is 0.5.4.+1for…

Fastlane is a tool to automate deployments and releases of mobile apps. It is an open-source project and supports both Android and iOS platforms. You can use it for your cross-platform apps too, like React Native or Flutter. The installation of Fastlane is quite easy. Besides RubyGems and HomeBrew, Gemfile…

In the previous story, I wrote how to implement a Flutter module into an existing Android App. Today, I’ll mention the implementation of a Flutter module into an iOS App that is generated with Objective-C. And, I’ll invoke native methods on the Flutter screen. First, I created a Flutter module…

Today I’m going to import a Flutter module into an existing Android app. Moreover, I’ll call native methods from that Flutter screen. Because I solved the issue which I mentioned in the last paragraph of my previous story, thanks to Muhannad Fakhouri. I created a basic Android app and…

This story is about platform-specific codes in Flutter. Sometimes we need to write Java or Kotlin for Android devices, and Swift or Objective-C for iOS devices. There are many reasons to do this like unavailable Flutter package about our needs or maybe we have already written native functions to use…

In this article, I’ll write about the filters, especially action filters in the ASP.NET Core. They are very helpful to manage the project and provide more reusable codes. Some of the most preferred filters are: - Authorization Filters - Exception Filters - Resource Filters - Result Filters - And, Action…

This is the continuation of that story. I keep going to write about the differences between these two libraries. While drawing a string into a graphics in System.Drawing, you can set alignments easily both vertical and horizontal. …