pub-dev VS rudderstack-docs

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

As I've commented in this thread already: the team behind pub.dev is really open for ideas and you should share them as new issues on the issue tracker.

Having said that, we are open to new algorithms and suggestions to improve the scoring on pub.dev. If you have such suggestion, please open an issue for it, or upvote or comment on existing ones. https://github.com/dart-lang/pub-dev/issues

I completely agree, I mean if a pub.dev plugin isnt updated 3 months after a major update like 3.7 -> 3.8 then it should get flagged as old until its updated, and should get flagged with the appropriate version it stopped getting updated towards in this case flutter 3.7.

pub.dev itself could also dock points for lack of maintenance maybe

Github https://github.com/netdur/docdb Package https://pub.dev/packages/docdb not available yet, will be published as soon as pub.dev is fixed

I cant believe there is no pub.dev link!

RudderStack is an open-source Customer Data Pipeline that allows you to track and send real-time events from your web, mobile, and server-side sources to your entire customer data stack. Our primary repository - rudder-server - is open-sourced on GitHub.

This post will explain how your customer data pipeline can help improve your data privacy and how to ensure your data privacy with RudderStack.

However, limitations to traditional CDPs, especially around connecting to best-of-breed customer tooling and exposing data for use across an organization have driven a new generation of non-CDPs. Solutions like Snowplow's (website, GitHub) data delivery platform and RudderStack's (website, GitHub) customer data platform for developers ingest data from a multitude of sources, apply in-stream transformations, and route data to your data warehouse, like Snowplow, or your warehouse plus your preferred customer tooling destinations for activation, like RudderStack.

In fact, developers have already started contributing to our documentation. Recently, Benedikt from the Userlist team created the docs for the Userlist destination for RudderStack (see the pull request here). They also built the Userlist integration, submitted a pull request, and it is now live on our platform! This is the beauty of open source!

As a part of our SDK roadmap at RudderStack, we wanted to develop a Flutter SDK. Our existing SDKs include features such as storing event details and persisting user details on the database, and much more. However, these features are already implemented in our Android and iOS SDKs.

To load Stripe data into Postgres, you can use platforms such as Stitch Data and Rudderstack. In this guide, we will use Stitch Data because it is a cheap and a fast solution.

RudderStack can be thought of as an open-source combination of Segment + Fivetran + Hightouch. It's an all-in-one customer data pipeline. It can capture event data from your digital products and send it to your data warehouse and other tools with its Event Stream feature. It uses the Cloud Extract feature to aggregate and correlate non-event data with event data in the data warehouse. And finally, to get data out of the data warehouse, it has a reverse ELT feature known as Warehouse Actions. Also, its source code is publicly available on GitHub, so you can choose to self-host or use RudderStack Cloud for a fee (but you can get started for free).

4. Rudderstack

If you are interested in learning more about how to get your data from your data sources into tools like Google BigQuery and other data warehouse solutions in real-time, you should explore the Customer Data Infrastructure tools like RudderStack.

The third -- and the best -- alternative is to use an open-source Customer Data Infrastructure tool like RudderStack. Not only do they provide a client-side SDK to capture your events, but you also get the flexibility to store the events wherever you want.