Badges are small visual markers that show important information to users quickly. They can highlight new messages, show unread notifications, or indicate item quantities. This post will teach you two ways to create badges better in Flutter.
When working with lists in Flutter, you might find yourself needing to access the index of elements as you iterate over them using functions like map and forEach. This can be useful when you want to perform actions on the elements based on their positions within the list.
Most mobile applications require a settings screen. In this post, we are going to have a look at the settings_ui package which simplifies this process. This package makes it much easier to create good-looking settings screens for your Flutter applications.
Make your Flutter application more user-friendly by using the showcaseview package. The package enables you to highlight essential widgets and functionalities. This post shows you how to install and use the package. We will go over different implementations to start
When building Flutter applications, effective logging can be highly beneficial. Logging help you identifying and resolving issues more easily during development. Instead of implementing logging from scratch we can use the logger package.
Forms are essential for gathering information from users in mobile applications. In this post, we will learn how to create better forms in Flutter using the flutter_form_builder package. We will start by installing the necessary components and understanding how to use different
Widget testing is an important part of building reliable Flutter applications. It helps ensure that individual widgets work as intended. In this post, we will explore widget testing by testing a custom widget called AuthenticationTextFormField, which is used for login and registration.
