It’s been over 6 years since I started developing with Flutter and Dart, and yet I still come across features or widgets that I didn’t know existed. It’s fascinating how a framework you work with daily can still surprise you with its depth and versatility.
In this article, I want to share some of those hidden gems I’ve discovered lesser-known widgets and functionalities that can simplify your development process and add a unique touch to your apps. Moreover, we will go deeper into the implementation and explore how they are implemented to learn more about the patterns.
Let’s uncover some of these widgets together!
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"𝐅𝐥𝐮𝐭𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐢𝐬 𝐝𝐞𝐚𝐝.”
They’ve been saying this for years.
2017 — "It won’t survive past beta."
2019 — "React Native has already won."
2020 — "SwiftUI is the future."
2022 — "Flutter Web isn’t ready."
2024 — "AI will replace everything."
And yet… Flutter keeps rising.
More developers. More startups. More enterprise apps.
A growing ecosystem that now includes powerful tools like FlutterFlow and Dreamflow
What people forget is:
Frameworks don’t die from noise. They grow with impact.
Flutter has consistently delivered — in performance, in design, and in developer happiness.
Every time someone says “Flutter is dead,”
the community just builds something even better.
The reality? Flutter is not just alive. It’s evolving faster than ever.
@FlutterBegin
They’ve been saying this for years.
2017 — "It won’t survive past beta."
2019 — "React Native has already won."
2020 — "SwiftUI is the future."
2022 — "Flutter Web isn’t ready."
2024 — "AI will replace everything."
And yet… Flutter keeps rising.
More developers. More startups. More enterprise apps.
A growing ecosystem that now includes powerful tools like FlutterFlow and Dreamflow
What people forget is:
Frameworks don’t die from noise. They grow with impact.
Flutter has consistently delivered — in performance, in design, and in developer happiness.
Every time someone says “Flutter is dead,”
the community just builds something even better.
The reality? Flutter is not just alive. It’s evolving faster than ever.
@FlutterBegin
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Forwarded from Web Development
Efficiently utilizing CSS shortcuts strikes the perfect balance between professionalism and casual ease in web design.
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📱 Platform-Specific Tips for Flutter
📌 Android: Reduce APK Size with `--split-per-abi`
By default, Flutter builds a universal APK (contains all CPU architectures: armeabi-v7a, arm64-v8a, x86_64). This increases APK size unnecessarily.
✅ Solution: Build separate APKs for each CPU architecture:
📦 Output:
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💡 Bonus:
- Use App Bundle (smaller than APK, managed by Play Store):
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📌 Android: Reduce APK Size with `--split-per-abi`
By default, Flutter builds a universal APK (contains all CPU architectures: armeabi-v7a, arm64-v8a, x86_64). This increases APK size unnecessarily.
✅ Solution: Build separate APKs for each CPU architecture:
bash
flutter build apk --split-per-abi
📦 Output:
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app-armeabi-v7a-release.apk (32-bit) -
app-arm64-v8a-release.apk (64-bit, recommended) -
app-x86_64-release.apk (for emulators) 💡 Bonus:
- Use App Bundle (smaller than APK, managed by Play Store):
bash
flutter build appbundle
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9 underrated skills that make you a better developer:
🧠 Logical thinking — structure your thoughts like your code
✍️ Writing clean commit messages — future-you will thank you
🧪 Testing your code — even basic tests prevent big bugs
🗣️ Explaining code to others — teaches you more than tutorials
🧹 Refactoring — improve existing code without changing behavior
📚 Reading documentation — learn straight from the source
🧭 Navigating large codebases — essential for real-world projects
🧰 Using dev tools — inspect, debug, and optimize your apps
⏱️ Time management — code smarter, not longer
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🧠 Logical thinking — structure your thoughts like your code
✍️ Writing clean commit messages — future-you will thank you
🧪 Testing your code — even basic tests prevent big bugs
🗣️ Explaining code to others — teaches you more than tutorials
🧹 Refactoring — improve existing code without changing behavior
📚 Reading documentation — learn straight from the source
🧭 Navigating large codebases — essential for real-world projects
🧰 Using dev tools — inspect, debug, and optimize your apps
⏱️ Time management — code smarter, not longer
@FlutterBegin
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📰 The basics you need to know about widget lifecycle
https://dev.to/vlopess/the-basics-you-need-to-know-about-widget-lifecycle-1h8f
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https://dev.to/vlopess/the-basics-you-need-to-know-about-widget-lifecycle-1h8f
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The basics you need to know about widget lifecycle
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📰 The Ultimate Guide to Flutter Version Management for Every Developer Level
https://dev.to/alaminkarno/the-ultimate-guide-to-flutter-version-management-for-every-developer-level-3n3h
https://dev.to/alaminkarno/the-ultimate-guide-to-flutter-version-management-for-every-developer-level-3n3h
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The Ultimate Guide to Flutter Version Management for Every Developer Level
Whether you're just starting out in Flutter or you’ve been shipping apps for years, you've probably...
📰 Flutter + AI: Build an AI Trainer App (2025 Tutorial)
https://dev.to/wootcot/flutter-ai-build-an-ai-trainer-app-2025-tutorial-1ffg
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https://dev.to/wootcot/flutter-ai-build-an-ai-trainer-app-2025-tutorial-1ffg
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DEV Community
Flutter + AI: Build an AI Trainer App (2025 Tutorial)
Do you want to build your own personal trainer using the power of AI?? Then rest assure I have got...
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Advanced flutter full course
Are you ready to push your Flutter skills beyond the basics and become the kind of developer companies fight to hire?
This Advanced Flutter course is designed for developers who already know their way around Flutter and want to build scalable, production…
This Advanced Flutter course is designed for developers who already know their way around Flutter and want to build scalable, production…
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አድቫንስድ ፍለተር ኮርስ ስትጠይቁኝ ለነበራችሁ እና ክሬዲት ወይም ማስተር ካርድ ለሌላችሁ፣በዚህ ሊንክ መመዝገብ ትችላላችሁ። https://www.advancedflutter.dev/
This pic was taken at Bole while we were shooting a scene for the advanced routing section. Honestly, I didn’t expect recording videos in Addis Ababa to be that difficult. The moment you take out a camera, it feels like everyone wants to flex their authority.
We got kicked out of a café, and no one wanted to help us take a simple shot. And the guards? 😂 They acted like we were walking in with machine guns just because we had a camera and some lights.
But after all the chaos and challenges, it turned out great and we’re proud of what we’ve built.
This course is for you if you already know the basics of Flutter and are ready to level up. Whether you're aiming for remote jobs, freelancing clients, or building the next big thing locally, this course is built for you. It’s incredibly affordable, designed with your challenges in mind, and gives you lifetime access so you can grow at your own pace.
This pic was taken at Bole while we were shooting a scene for the advanced routing section. Honestly, I didn’t expect recording videos in Addis Ababa to be that difficult. The moment you take out a camera, it feels like everyone wants to flex their authority.
We got kicked out of a café, and no one wanted to help us take a simple shot. And the guards? 😂 They acted like we were walking in with machine guns just because we had a camera and some lights.
But after all the chaos and challenges, it turned out great and we’re proud of what we’ve built.
This course is for you if you already know the basics of Flutter and are ready to level up. Whether you're aiming for remote jobs, freelancing clients, or building the next big thing locally, this course is built for you. It’s incredibly affordable, designed with your challenges in mind, and gives you lifetime access so you can grow at your own pace.
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🚨 Update: V1.0.2 – Speak it. Read it. Share it.
🎙 New Features:
✍️ English voice trannoscription
📋 Copy or share the transcribed text
🔁 Share audio or text — your call
Now your voice isn’t just recorded — it’s transformed.
Say it once. Keep it forever.
#Trannoscription #FlutterDev #softwareguy #Echolog
🎙 New Features:
✍️ English voice trannoscription
📋 Copy or share the transcribed text
🔁 Share audio or text — your call
Now your voice isn’t just recorded — it’s transformed.
Say it once. Keep it forever.
#Trannoscription #FlutterDev #softwareguy #Echolog
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Quick request 🙏
I was publishing my app on playstore so that you dont have to install 50mb (its 12mb on playstore👀) every time there is a change.
But i need min 20 Testers before it gets released and anyone who can help send your emails in Direct channels message or @anexon_IV 🙏🙏
I was publishing my app on playstore so that you dont have to install 50mb (its 12mb on playstore👀) every time there is a change.
But i need min 20 Testers before it gets released and anyone who can help send your emails in Direct channels message or @anexon_IV 🙏🙏
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GitLab vs GitHub : Key Differences in 2025
GitLab and GitHub are leading Git-hosting platforms with distinctive features. GitLab offers a fully integrated DevOps platform including CI/CD, security scanning, and infrastructure management out of the box, making it ideal for enterprises. GitHub, best known for its code hosting and collaboration capabilities, relies on third-party tools for extensive DevOps functionalities but excels in ease of use, community support, and integrations. Both platforms support AI-powered coding assistants, but GitLab's additional security and compliance features provide an edge for large organizations.
Understanding API Protocols: The Backbone of Software Communication
→ REST: An architectural style that uses stateless communication via standard HTTP methods for building networked applications.
→ Webhooks: A real-time notification system that uses HTTP callbacks to alert another system when a specific event occurs.
→ GraphQL: A query language for APIs that empowers clients to request only the data they need, optimizing data transfer.
→ SOAP: A protocol that allows the exchange of structured information using XML, often utilized in enterprise environments.
→ WebSockets: Enable full-duplex communication over a single, long-lived connection, perfect for real-time data exchange.
→ EDA: Event-Driven Architecture; a trend in software where events trigger system interactions without direct user input.
→ SSE: Server-Sent Events provide a simple way for a server to push notifications to clients over an HTTP connection.
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→ REST: An architectural style that uses stateless communication via standard HTTP methods for building networked applications.
→ Webhooks: A real-time notification system that uses HTTP callbacks to alert another system when a specific event occurs.
→ GraphQL: A query language for APIs that empowers clients to request only the data they need, optimizing data transfer.
→ SOAP: A protocol that allows the exchange of structured information using XML, often utilized in enterprise environments.
→ WebSockets: Enable full-duplex communication over a single, long-lived connection, perfect for real-time data exchange.
→ EDA: Event-Driven Architecture; a trend in software where events trigger system interactions without direct user input.
→ SSE: Server-Sent Events provide a simple way for a server to push notifications to clients over an HTTP connection.
@FlutterBegin
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📱 9 Proven Flutter Performance Tips That Will Supercharge Your Apps
Optimize your Flutter apps for lightning-fast performance with these essential techniques. A well-optimized app can make the difference between success and user frustration.
🔸 Core Optimizations
• Memory Management: Dispose controllers, clean streams
• Widget Efficiency: Use const constructors, minimize rebuilds
• Image Handling: Proper formats, caching, lazy loading
🔸 Development Tips
• Build Modes: Debug for development, Profile for testing, Release for production
• State Management: Choose the right solution for your needs
• Network Operations: Implement caching, compress responses
🔸 Testing Tools
• Flutter DevTools
• Performance Overlay
• Timeline tracking
These optimizations can lead to significant improvements - some apps see up to 40% better performance when properly implemented.
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Optimize your Flutter apps for lightning-fast performance with these essential techniques. A well-optimized app can make the difference between success and user frustration.
🔸 Core Optimizations
• Memory Management: Dispose controllers, clean streams
• Widget Efficiency: Use const constructors, minimize rebuilds
• Image Handling: Proper formats, caching, lazy loading
🔸 Development Tips
• Build Modes: Debug for development, Profile for testing, Release for production
• State Management: Choose the right solution for your needs
• Network Operations: Implement caching, compress responses
🔸 Testing Tools
• Flutter DevTools
• Performance Overlay
• Timeline tracking
These optimizations can lead to significant improvements - some apps see up to 40% better performance when properly implemented.
©
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9 tips to improve your code:
- Declare variables close to usage
- Functions do 1 thing
- Avoid long functions
- Avoid long lines
- Don't repeat code
- Use denoscriptive variable/function names
- Use few arguments
- Simplify conditions (return age >17;)
- Remove unused code
Without errors, No-one can become a good programmer.
Errors are the most important phase of learning to code.
@FlutterBegin
- Declare variables close to usage
- Functions do 1 thing
- Avoid long functions
- Avoid long lines
- Don't repeat code
- Use denoscriptive variable/function names
- Use few arguments
- Simplify conditions (return age >17;)
- Remove unused code
Without errors, No-one can become a good programmer.
Errors are the most important phase of learning to code.
@FlutterBegin
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