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We delved into the 'popular' blunders, pitfalls, and non-obvious mistakes that one way or another every developer encounters. Let's try to find ways to avoid these painful moments in the future, making your code cleaner and your work more enjoyable.

Join us in this stream where we will take a detailed look at Dart and Flutter tools such as linter, analyzer, and Dart Code Metrics. We will discuss how these tools help improve code quality and enhance its readability, as well as how they can make your development more efficient.

How to create multithread server-side applications with Dart and deploy them. Let's analyze how the service allows you to search through the documentation of the flutter: https://plugfox.dev/flutter-api-search/ Also, look at shelf (Web server) and drift (SQLite database) packages.

Docker overview

Discussing major Flutter updates, our podcast dives deep into the latest release. With 19 new widgets, background isolates, a new graphics engine preview, and more, we explore why these exciting updates haven't made it to production yet. Tune in with Evgeny, Mark, Mikhail, and Igor.

Let's talk about Unit, Widget, and Instrumental tests.

We studied in detail the issue of deploying private pub repositories, talked about whitelisting policies for third-party dependencies, compiled a list of all threat-prone development infrastructure nodes.

Usually, GetX is not treated neutrally - some criticize it, others praise it. We decided to let both of them speak. And the easiest way to do this is to have a debate. Well, so that the event does not turn into a senseless argument ...

While everyone is studying with interest the first stable release of the framework this year (which we will definitely talk about a little later), we have thoroughly studied the Flutter development roadmap for 2022, dug up the issue tracker, and raised archives of stale bug reports.

Learning to use the business logic component in practice. All sorts of hints and non-obvious moments.

Learning to interact with android through code generation

Let's analyze the concept of new navigation and routing, what it is for and what problems it solves. Let's find out what the new Router is, its relationship with the operating system and the application's navigation state.

What if we say that Flutter can write an application for one of the six supported platforms? Not surprisingly, this has already been known for so long. But, for sure, you will have many reasons not to do this, because ... has your main large project been written native for a long time?

For our next issue, we decided to choose a purely practical topic. We collected all the methods of data storage known to us: from writing to a file and key-value storages to full-fledged databases, and then, having examined in detail the advantages and disadvantages, we found a use for everyone.

Advanced interaction with threads. Using StreamTransformer and StreamIterator

What are widgets, context, state, how it works. How many times heavier is the Stateful Widget than Stateless? And is it really so?

We will understand the basics of databases, control systems, basic theorems and practical application

Find out what generators are for and how to manage them

What is an event loop, how do isolates work and what are they for?

Why is architecture important, and what is it? The proposed design method, frequent misconceptions and errors. Good and bad decisions.

What is BuildContext in Flutter, is it needed, why do we need StatefulWidget/InheritedWidget and is it possible to do without them.

We understand what BLoC is, why it is needed and how to use it correctly.

When will the day come when every Flutter developer can call himself a full-fledged web developer? And will it come at all? We ask such questions regularly, because we so want to believe in a miracle.