website VS website

Crossposting is when you take your original blog post let's say this one which is published at robertbrunhage.com, and publish it to other platforms as well, such as Medium, DevTo and Hashnode. The reason for this is that you can drive traffic from those platforms over to your website! I personally did this with adding a small message at the top or bottom saying something like "This was originally posted at ...".

Ever since I first watched this video from the Inkdrop developer Takuya Matsuyama, I wanted to try vim for Flutter. Robert Brunhage published a video on the topic, but I still have to find the right motivation (and time) to give it a try. If you have suggestions, comments, or even if you think I should not do it, please let me know.

You can also find a PDF with Flutter tips if you sign up on robertbrunhage.com!

There are 6 topics that I consider when choosing a framework for my web projects and I will go over them and the reason why my personal website robertbrunhage.com is using NextJs.

You can follow me on twitter: @robertbrunhage This article was originally posted at robertbrunhage.com

Blog: I didn't get time to make a post about this but will hopefully do it this week. The site is open source, so if anyone want to contribute with a blog post it's open for that! Other than that I will do my best to get it up ASAP! https://github.com/RobertBrunhage/website

That’s starting to change now where you have things like Flutter which get you native cross platform apps with excellent documentation https://docs.flutter.dev/

Read all about dart language from documentation. This might take 2 days. You will get most value, videos are too slow. https://dart.dev/language Then read https://docs.flutter.dev/ skim over, try some things, to get familiar with how things work. Finally find out what state management they are using. Learn about it. Depending on how good programmer you are, you could be good to go by Monday.

How the examples on https://docs.flutter.dev work

In Flutter, a widget's "scope" refers to its enclosing widget tree and the context in which it is defined. While a widget can access properties and methods of its immediate parent and itself, accessing widgets higher up (ancestors) or lower down (descendants) in the tree can be challenging.

Official Flutter website: flutter.dev Flutter Documentation: flutter.dev/docs Flutter Widget Catalog: flutter.dev/widgets Flutter API Reference: api.flutter.dev

I would always recommend the really well done official flutter documentation ( https://docs.flutter.dev ) with its tutorials, codelabs, cookbooks and the docs themselves.

- https://docs.flutter.dev/ - generic app development approach with a common code base for all major user platforms. This is NOT just for web3 / blockchain apps but for any app that exposes a UI and works on desktop and mobile as Web or Native

Flutter Documentation: https://docs.flutter.dev/