🤖 Integrate AI APIs into Your Flutter App!

If you’re building mobile apps in 2025, AI isn’t a “nice-to-have” — it’s essential

Learn how to bring machine learning to your Flutter projects using Google ML Kit — from setup to real-world examples.
Read the full guide here 👉 techwithsam


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💡 Dev Tip of the Day:

“Don’t just write code that works. Write code that’s readable, because future you will thank you.”

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Introducing the Hasab AI Flutter SDK! 🎉

I’m excited to announce that the Hasab AI Flutter SDK is now officially live on pub.dev!

This SDK makes it effortless for Flutter developers to integrate Hasab AI’s language understanding, speech trannoscription, and other AI-powered capabilities directly into their mobile apps, all with clean, developer-friendly APIs.

Whether you’re building AI chat features, trannoscription tools, or custom AI workflows, this SDK bridges Flutter apps with Hasab AI’s platform seamlessly.

👉 Check it out here: https://pub.dev/packages/hasab_ai_flutter

⭐️ Don’t forget to star it, share feedback

🤯 We can now preview widgets without running the app
https://docs.flutter.dev/tools/widget-previewer

Introducing the Creators Leaderboard

a clean way to see where your channel stands among other tech creators.

Here’s how it works 👇
• First, add the bot as an admin to your channel (read only access only).
• Use
/leaderboard to see the top-ranked tech channels.
• Use

/myrank to check your own channel’s position.

It’s not about competition, it’s about visibility, recognition, and community motivation.

👉 Try it out here: @etcreators_lbbot

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🚀 OpenAI publishes the official ChatGPT 5.1 Prompting Guide

OpenAI just dropped a full guide on how to write ideal prompts for GPT-5.1 and it’s packed with practical advice for getting the most out of the new model.

What’s inside
• Clear rules for communicating with GPT-5.1
• Tips for avoiding common failure modes
• Ready-to-use prompt templates for any task
• Tricks for getting consistent, high-quality outputs without constant rewriting

Whether you're building agents, writing copy, coding, analyzing data or just chatting, this guide is basically a damage boost for your workflow.

If you care about prompt engineering, this is gold.

Dive in here: https://cookbook.openai.com/examples/gpt-5/gpt-5-1_prompting_guide

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Signs of a GREAT BUSINESS IDEA 💼

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🔥 What’s New in Dart 3.10

Dart 3.10 is out an update focused on improving developer experience, tool extensibility, and ecosystem stability.

✨ Dot Shorthands

A new syntax lets you omit the class or enum name when the type is clear from context.
You can now write .error instead of LogLevel.error or .all(8) instead of EdgeInsets.all(8).
Cleaner and more concise code.

🔌 Analyzer Plugins

Dart now supports analyzer plugins!
You can create your own static analysis rules, custom lints, and automatic quick-fixes that integrate directly into the IDE and dart analyze / flutter analyze.

🛠 Build Hooks (Stable)

The system for compiling native code (formerly “native assets”) is now stable.
You can compile and connect C++, Rust, Swift, and more without CMake, Gradle, or SPM — everything is handled via a standard Dart package.

📏 New Lint Rule

remove_deprecations_in_breaking_versions
Ensures deprecated APIs are fully removed before releasing a major version of your package.

🏷 New @Deprecated Annotations

You can now specify *exactly* what part of an API is deprecated:
@Deprecated.extend(), @Deprecated.implement(), @Deprecated.subclass(),
@Deprecated.mixin(), @Deprecated.instantiate(), @Deprecated.optional().

This gives much more control over API evolution.

📦 Pub.dev Updates

✅ “Likes” page now supports search, sorting, and filtering
✅ You can now “unlike” directly from the UI
✅ Package authors can disable manual publishing for improved security

Read the full article on the official Dart blog:
https://blog.dart.dev/announcing-dart-3-10-ea8b952b6088

📄 PDF is in the comments.

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6 most popular monetization models

A monetization model is a method by which you earn money from a product or service. Here are some of the most popular models and examples of well-known companies:

Freemium. To grow business and acquire customers, companies offer free versions to customers but for a limited time or with limited features. To unlock the upgraded features, the customer has to opt for paid services.

Examples: Zoom, Dropbox, MailChimp, Evernote.

Subnoscription. This model allows the customer to get services by paying a fixed amount every month or year. In this case, the company has to provide enough value to its customers, so they visit the website over and over again.

Examples: Netflix, LinkedIn, Amazon Prime, Spotify.

Marketplace. A company acts as a middleman between two individual parties and creates value for both demand and supply. It makes money through commissions.

Examples: Airbnb, Uber, eBay, UpWork.

Franchise. A company (franchisor) licenses its resources and intellectual property to transfer it to an individual (franchisee). The franchisee pays a one-time fee and regular royalties. The franchisor provides training, support, and marketing assistance.

Examples: McDonald’s, Subway, Marriott, 7-Eleven.

Ads. This model refers to a revenue generation system in which users don’t have to pay for the services offered. But the business still earns revenue streams from companies that advertise on this platform.

Examples: Google, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter.

Transactional. This is a model related to digital payments. Each successful transaction generates revenue for the company by charging commissions to users or money recipients. Crypto exchanges, payment systems, and financial institutions actively use it.

Examples: Mastercard, PayPal, Apple Pay, Stripe, Binance, Bitpay.

❓What is your business idea? What business model are you planning to apply? What popular model did we forget to mention?

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❌ The Harsh Truth: Why "Beautiful" Flutter Apps Fail

You spend 3 weeks perfecting the UI.
The animations run at a smooth 60fps.
The padding is pixel-perfect.
You show the client, and they love the look. 🤩

But then they ask the dreaded question:

"Okay, this looks great! Now... can it automatically email the user a receipt, save this data to my CRM, and sync with my Google Calendar?"

Silence. 💀

You freeze. You are a Flutter Expert, not a Backend Engineer.

Suddenly, that beautiful UI feels useless because the app has no "brain."

Here is the Frontend Trap:
To solve this, you usually have two bad options:
1️⃣ Learn Backend (Node.js/Python): Takes 6+ months to master.
2️⃣ Hire a Backend Dev: Eats up 50% of your project budget.

So, the project stalls, or worse, you lose the client to a "Full Stack" agency.

We need to stop building empty shells and start building complete systems.

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The difference between a $500 app and a $5,000 app (Hint: It’s not code).

Most people think to build a $5,000 app, you need: ❌ A Computer Science degree. ❌ 5 years of experience. ❌ To know Python, SQL, and C++.

That is the old way.

Here is the truth: Clients don't pay for "code." They pay for solutions.

📱 The $500 App: Made by a traditional junior coder. It displays text on a screen. It takes them 3 weeks to write the syntax.

🚀 The $5,000 App: Made by you (even with no experience). It doesn't just display text. It automates business. • It collects payments. • It sends emails automatically. • It uses AI to talk to customers.

How? We use a "Smart Stack": Flutter for the visuals + n8n for the brain.

n8n lets you build the powerful backend logic by connecting dots visually (like LEGOs), rather than writing thousands of lines of confusing code.

You can build systems in days that take traditional programmers months.

Don't let "I don't know how to code" stop you. The tools have changed. You just need to learn how to use them.

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This is the AI superpower for Flutter devs you’ve been waiting for. Details soon!

💡 3 "Habesha-Friendly" App Ideas you can build this weekend.

I was brainstorming this morning about what I would build if I were a student in Addis right now.

Let’s be honest: The market is full of basic "Delivery" apps and "E-commerce" clones. It’s hard to compete there.

But there is a massive opening for apps that solve real local problems using AI.

If you combine Flutter (for the UI) with n8n (to handle the brain), here are 3 apps you could build in 48 hours that Ethiopian businesses would actually pay for:

1️⃣ The "Smart Delala" (Broker Bot) 🏠

The Problem: Finding a house in Addis is a nightmare. You call 10 brokers, they promise you a house, and then they ghost you.

Flutter: User fills a simple form: "I need a 2-bedroom condo near Bole, budget 15,000 Birr."

The AI Agent (n8n): Instantly checks a database of listings, matches the user, and sends a WhatsApp/Telegram message to the user only when a real match is found.

Why it wins: You automate the broker process. No more wasted phone calls.

2️⃣ The "Amharic-to-Corporate" Email Bot 📧

The Problem: We all have great ideas, but sometimes writing a formal, professional English email to a boss or international client is stressful.

Flutter: You record a voice note in Amharic (e.g., ኔትወርክ ስለሌለ እንደምዘገይ ለደንበኛው ንገረው፣ ነገር ግን ኮዱን ዛሬ ማታ Push አደርጋለሁ።).

The AI Agent (n8n): Translates it, formats it into Professional Business English, and sends the draft back to your phone.

Why it wins: It breaks the language barrier for professionals.

3️⃣ The "Weekend" Guide (Local Tourism) 🇪🇹

The Problem: People always ask "Where should we go this weekend?"

Flutter: User drops a pin near Entoto, Bole, or Unity Park.

The AI Agent (n8n): Searches the web for the best cafes, hidden spots, and history of that specific area, then sends a summary back.

Why it wins: It helps locals discover their own city.

Here is the secret:

Most developers in Ethiopia think you need a team of 5 people to build this.
You don't.

With the automation tools we are learning in the new module, you can build the backend for these apps in one afternoon.

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I was told to charge XXX Birr for this curriculum. I’m leaking it here for FREE. 🏴‍☠️

Let’s be real. Being a "junior developer" in 2025 is scary.
Everyone is saying AI will replace coders.
I say: AI won't replace you. A coder using AI will.

I spent the last month designing the ultimate "Survival Roadmap" for Mobile Developers.
It’s not just about learning Flutter. It’s about becoming an AI Architect.

I condensed 3 years of trial and error into a 4-Month Masterplan:

🔹 Month 1: Flutter Foundation (The Hands) 📱
🔹 Month 2: Clean Architecture (The Structure) 🏗
🔹 Month 3: n8n & AI Agents (The Brains) 🧠
🔹 Month 4: Full Stack Fusion (The Launch) 🚀

Most bootcamps hide their syllabus. They want you to pay just to see what to learn.
I believe the map should be free. You just have to walk the path.

👆 Look at the images above.
This is the exact step-by-step plan I am using for my upcoming cohort.

Want the High-Quality PDF Version?
I want to give this directly to the people who are serious about their careers, not bots.

1️⃣ Send me a DM(@at_myusername) with the word: ROADMAP
2️⃣ I will personally forward the PDF to you.

♻️ Share this post with a developer friend who feels stuck. Let’s grow together.

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🔍 Zooming in: The "Secret Sauce" of the Roadmap.

My DM request box is full. 🤯
I’m seeing one question over and over:
"What is Month 3? Why are we learning n8n instead of Python?"


Most Flutter courses stop at "Month 2." They teach you to build a pretty UI, shake your hand, and wish you good luck.
That is why most Juniors fail. A pretty UI without a backend is just a painting.

Here is how we change the game:

🧠 Month 3: The AI Intelligence (The Brain)

We stop coding UI for a second. We master n8n.
🔹 Week 9: Visual Backend Logic (No more complex server code).
🔹 Week 11: Agent Tools. We teach your app to Search Google, Send Emails, and Read PDFs.
🔹 The Goal: You become a Full-Stack Developer without needing 3 years of backend experience.

🚀 Month 4: FUSION & LAUNCH (The Gift)

This is my graduation gift to you.
I decided to make the final "Startup Sprint" 100% FREE for this cohort.
🔹 Week 13: We connect the Flutter UI (Hands) to the n8n Agents (Brain).
🔹 Week 15: MONETIZATION. 💸 We add User Auth and Payments. We turn code into a business.

This isn't just a syllabus. It’s a blueprint for your first startup.

We launch in a few days. The "Free Month 4" offer is only for this batch.

Are you ready to build the future?
React with a 🔥 if you are aiming for graduation!

💎 The "Cheat Code" Stack: How to build a $10k App in 48 Hours (Without a Backend Team).

I am going to save you 6 months of learning time right now.

Most developers are still building apps the "Old Way."
❌ The Old Way:
1. Design UI in Figma (1 week)
2. Code Flutter UI (2 weeks)
3. Learn Node.js/Django (2 months) 😫
4. Fight with AWS/Server setup (2 weeks)
5. Total Time: 3+ Months. Result: Burnout.

I have stopped doing that.
I switched to the "AI Architect" Stack. It allows me to build full-stack, enterprise-grade apps in a weekend.

👇 Save this message. This is the blueprint.

🛠 1. The Frontend (The Face)
🔹 Tool: Flutter 📱
🔹 Why: One codebase for Android & iOS. Nothing beats it.

🧠 2. The Backend Logic (The Brain)
🔹 Tool: n8n (Self-hosted) 🤖
🔹 The Cheat: Instead of writing thousands of lines of Python code for APIs, I drag and drop nodes.
🔹 *Example:* "When user clicks button -> Send to ChatGPT -> Save to Database -> Email User."
* Time to build: 15 Minutes.

🗄 3. The Database (The Memory)
🔹 Tool: Supabase (or Firebase) 🔥
🔹 Why: It connects instantly to Flutter. It’s free to start.

⚡️ 4. The Secret Weapon (The Intelligence)
* Tool: OpenAI API / Anthropic
* The Cheat: I don't write complex algorithms. I just tell the AI: *"Analyze this receipt and extract the text."*



🚀 Why am I sharing this?
Because the market in Ethiopia is changing. Clients don't pay for "Code." They pay for Solutions.

If you master this stack, you aren't just a "Coder." You are a One-Person Agency.

I am releasing a Full Breakdown of how to connect Flutter to n8n in my upcoming launch.

👇 Does this "No-Backend" approach excite you or scare you?

Forward this to a developer friend who is tired of writing backend code

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