Windows-Auto-Night-Mode VS packages

This solution uses Auto Dark Mode, which seems like the most popular application for theme changing functionality. However, any theme changer with scripting capability could be used.

u/ashutoshrahulvatsha Look at this. https://github.com/AutoDarkMode/Windows-Auto-Night-Mode, https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/auto-dark-mode/XP8JK4HZBVF435

I do know that there's an app made for this specific reason, but it would be so much better if it was integrated in the OS, and i didn't need to have another application running on the background, and also some problems with the app that an OS integration would probably improve, is that whenever i have 2 separate desktops (Those you manage with Win + Tab), only the one focused gets changed to the theme i set based on the time. Please make this a native feature!!

I use Auto Dark Mode, so you get the benefits of light mode during the day and the benefits of dark mode at night.

I use Auto Dark Mode (Store, GitHub) and find it to be quite seamless.

GitHub - AutoDarkMode/Windows-Auto-Night-Mode: Automatically switches between the dark and light theme of Windows 10 and Windows 11

No, it's an app. https://github.com/AutoDarkMode/Windows-Auto-Night-Mode

Auto Dark Mode

That's the app I use.

There's a similar project from Google: https://github.com/flutter/packages/tree/main/packages/rfw

rfw is used by Google's Gemini LLM to generate UI.

rfw runs on the web/android/ios/macos/linux/windows, anywhere where Flutter runs.

I am trying out google_maps_flutter's example on iOS, and I couldn't figure why when I drag the map, the map pans to a different location when I release. Does it happen to anyone?

For the minimal app, you can simply try example of image picker here.

see: https://github.com/flutter/packages/pull/2650

(TL;DR: Flutter Apps come with this set of rules by default: https://github.com/flutter/packages/blob/main/packages/flutter_lints/lib/flutter.yaml)

But be aware that go_router does not preserve the navigation state within the shell routes yet. It is being worked on though ( https://github.com/flutter/packages/pull/2650 )

In this article, we have discussed how to use go_router in your Flutter app as well as some of its features, like route parameters, query parameters, named routes, handling errors, and redirection. This is just a beginner's guide for getting started with go_router. If you want to learn more, visit the official go_router API documentation.