Various challenges are a good way to sharpen your skills. Roaa has completed not the hardest of them but looks perfect in the result.

📌 Details by the link.

#challenge

To continue the theme of challenges. Implementation of the lock screen in retro phone input style by Mangirdas Kazlauskas.

📌 Details by the link.

#challenge

After upgrading most of the Nest Hub series, it seems the Fuchsia team is looking to move on to supporting Google Assistant speakers.

📌 Details in the article by the link.

#news

The best way to set up your splash screen is to make this in the native part of the application. There are changes starting from the 12 version of Android in comparison with previous versions. The default behavior is showing the splash based on the app icon.

📌 An article by Radomir Epur tells about how to set up a splash screen for every version of Android.

#article

There are a few high-level wrappers above the current navigation in Flutter. One of them is a GoRouter, package with the official support of the Flutter team.

📌 A beginner’s guide to GoRouter by Hrishikesh Pathak is available by the link.

#article

Medium was insistently showing to me an article with a comparison of React Native and Flutter. I read this article and there was feeling like the author made his best to show RN better than it is. At this point, we could forget about this article but recently released an answer to it. The answer contains a detailed review of points from the original article.

📌 Read the answer (Russian language) by alphamikle by the link.

#article

Another intrigue in Flutter’s Twitter account.

Any suggestions?

#announcment

Flutter Dart Code for VSCode has been updated recently. It looks like the team of the Dart Code plugin already takes preemptive strikes - most of added features and fixes are made for future versions of SDK.

📌 More details changelog by the link.

👍 If you want to help to Dart Code team, you can vote on issues that blocked new Flutter Dart Code features. The list of blockers is here.

#ohmyflutter #omf #flutterdev #flutter #update

Flutter IntelliJ Plugin has got updated too. Showing values of TypedDataList in the debugger was added, and that’s all… A few bugs also were fixed but in a comparison with the development of the VSCode Flutter plugin, all of this looks poor. And it is sad for me, cause I am a user of IntelliJ IDE. Never have I been a VSCode user for a long time, few times I was unsuccessfully trying, but maybe the time has come right now.

Moreover, the next scheduled release is February 1st. 🙈

📌 Changelog by the link.

#update

Flutter has an interesting system of recognizing users’ gestures. This system is based on a special approach called Gesture Arena.

📌 What it is and how works are in the new Decoding Flutter video.

#decodingflutter

The flutter team works not only on the direct improvement of the framework but also on the environment around Flutter that helps to use it easier and more effectively. This environment includes various toolkits. The game toolkit was presented some time ago. Now the time has come for the news toolkit that has recently been released.

📌 More information in the announcement article.

#announcement

Actually, the intrigue was not long, the picture on Flutter's Twitter was a warmup to the announcement of the Flutter Forward event.

📌 The event will be online on January 25, registration is at the link.

🐦 Well and the already traditional cartoon in the announcement can be found on Twitter.

#announcement

Google has brought a new desktop VPN client for premium subscribers of Google One. How is this news related to Flutter? The client is made with Flutter, proof.

📌 More details about this VPN by the link.

#news

The Flutter team has told about FutureBuilder in the new episode of the Widget of the Week series.

📌How it works and how to use it in the video by the link.

#widgetoftheweek

The next-generation Nest smart speaker possibly will support UWB (ultra-wideband) connection. UWB is like a Handoff for the Apple’s HomePod. The Fuchsia team takes a part in the development of these speakers.

📌More details by the link.

#article #fuchsia

CustomPaint is often used for painting something special that is out of the box. For this reason, it is a good choice for various show-cases, e.g. in the article about a custom stylish progress indicator by Alex Melnyk.

📌 More details at the link.

#article

This is often not easy to visualize a lot of data and make it meaningful. A new library “graphic” that can help with data charting has recently been released. It looks interesting from my view.

📌 Library is available by the link.

#package

PWA also known as Progressive Web App is one more available option for Flutter applications. In the case of using it we become independent from stores at least, it is a good benefit sometimes.

📌 How to make a PWA in Flutter and organize delivery with Codemagic in an article by Jahswill Essien.

#article

There are a lot of obvious ways to use Flutter, but not only they. Since Flutter is suitable for the Web, we can use it to build a Chrome extension.

📌 How to use Flutter this way in the article by Hrishikesh Pathak.

#article

Google has released an announcement of Google Summer of Code next year. They received and analyzed a lot of feedback from participators of previous GSoC and decided to adjust this event’s processes making them more flexible.

📌 More details by the link.

#announcement

Fastlane is one of the available options for managing ci/cd for Flutter apps.

📌 How to deploy Flutter apps with Fastlane to the Google play & App store, read in the article by Vedran Balagovic.

#article #cicd