pub-dev VS get_it

Flutter is known for its reach ecosystem and availability of many high-quality libraries. There're over 38000 packages at pub.dev and none of those e are available to build UI in Flet.

I checked on pub.dev just in case, and it appears that you can do some interop with js already. So try this instead.

I read whole Flutter and Dart documentation and tried some simple examples. Then I read whole Riverpod and Bloc documentation for learn more about state management. And also tried create many simple apps/code for understand it and learn many third party packages from pub.dev (Dio, slang, permission_handler, Hive, Sembast, firebase, etc..). I didn't need any course or youtube videos because something can be already deprecated but official documentation is always updated. But I already had experiences with other programming languages (Kotlin, C#, JavaScript and Python) so it wasn't so hard for me to learn Dart. So it depends also on your previous programming knowledge.

All it is, is code someone else wrote that you are adding to your own project. This means that you can go ahead and write your own code and share it as a package on https://pub.dev

I'm trying to integrate snapchat login with flutter. I used the snapkit package on pub.dev but running into issues. I was wondering if there is any public repo which shows how this is implemented so that I can follow. Or if any of you reading this have implemented this, please leave a comment.

What template languages have you guys had success with? I've got a lot of experience with PugJS and love the syntax but figure there might be some better options. Obviously i can search pub.dev and I will, but looking for some first hand reports.

If you need further clarification or more details, just head over to the comprehensive documentation at modddels.dev. For a quick example, checkout the README.

We are quite happy with cloudsmith https://help.cloudsmith.io/docs/dart-repository - easy to use, versioning support out of the box like pub.dev does etc.

Hey everyone! I'm excited to announce the release of my new package called MapDescriptor on pub.dev. It's a simple yet powerful tool that allows you to handle and manipulate Map objects in Dart. This package provides a class called MapDescriptor which contains methods to help you convert timestamps to and from string format in a Map object.

I've been looking for a joi.dev equivalent for Dart but I couldn't find one that would fit majority of the team's use cases. So we ended up creating one for ourselves and open source it. Right now it's just a very simple implementation because we needed to use it for our simplest use case. Would be great to have feedback from the community, suggestions for new features and also some help in improving performance. Here's the url to the repository and package in pub.dev. https://github.com/HirogaKatageri/error-case https://pub.dev/packages/error_case

Dependency injection: https://pub.dev/packages/get_it

No it is not, it had a release 3 weeks ago: https://github.com/fluttercommunity/get_it/tags so not sure what you are talking about...

Setting up dependency injection using injectable and get_it

DI: get_it, injectable

I personally use get_it and injectable.

First thing first, I want to describe how it compares to the most popular get_it.

After some research, I found the get_it looked promising. I replaced MultiProvider with getIt singletons at the application start:

get_it (with injectable?)

I agree that GetX add so much, that the code of the package got messy. Which cut the flexibility to use another package for navigation or DI as an example. But I really like the SM in it. That is way I created Reactable. It is very similar to GetX, well tested and I added some new features in it. Now in my projects I use GetIt for DI, Reactable for SM and Qlevar_router for navigation