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@FlutterCarl We love Nord plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/10321-n…

@dhh We have recently started doing the same for some of our projects. How do you manage/automate developer machines setup and consistency?

@FlutterCarl 🏆

Our explanations seem to be starting to have a positive effect. We are overcoming the initial wave of downvotes 😊💙

The good think is we have been able to further explain our approach to Clean Architecture in #Flutter #Flutterdev 😊

We're on fire on Reddit 🔥🔥 Check out the comments for more details on how our architecture approach works and what's behind it. And leave your feedback and questions! reddit.com/r/FlutterDev/c… #flutterdev #flutter

tappr.dev @tappr_dev

2 years ago

Obviously, this was our April Fools' contribution to the #Flutter #Flutterdev community. But we wanted to share our take on Clean Architecture and state management in Flutter, so here it goes 💪: tappr.dev/blog/clean-arc…

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Hey @fluttertap! Here is our latest article on Clean Architecture and state management in Flutter, in case you find it interesting for next week's issue.

Obviously, this was our April Fools' contribution to the #Flutter #Flutterdev community. But we wanted to share our take on Clean Architecture and state management in Flutter, so here it goes 💪: tappr.dev/blog/clean-arc…

tappr.dev @tappr_dev

2 years ago

We have finally solved the controversy of state management in the #Flutter #Flutterdev community ✨. Our new architecture uses both Riverpod and Bloc at the same time, with a pinch of GetX that makes development even funnier. 👇🧵

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Our apps code is now much simpler and easier to evolve, and our clients love our increased development speed 💙💙. Follow and join our newsletter for the upcoming post on this topic, where we'll reveal the definitive clean #Flutterdev architecture for #Flutter apps.

We have finally solved the controversy of state management in the #Flutter #Flutterdev community ✨. Our new architecture uses both Riverpod and Bloc at the same time, with a pinch of GetX that makes development even funnier. 👇🧵

I just updated one of our most popular #ASO guide 👇 10 ½ Advanced App Store Optimization Secrets ASO Experts Will Never Share! → appfigures.com/resources/guid…

The app is free to download, but they have multiple in-app purchase options (doubt they do it as a hobby). #appstore #appdevelopment #indiehackers

Every indie app developer out there buying a PO Box and a secondary phone number to report themselves as traders on the App Store, while Telegram FZ LLC has reported itself as a non-trader 🤣🤣 #appstore #appdevelopment #indiehackers

Sparrow Code for iOS developers @sparrowcode_ios

2 years ago

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TLDR: you can be a non-trader and have a revenue stream selling apps or in-app purchases as long as it isn't your primary business. #appstore #appdevelopment #indiehackers

Our 2 cents to the Trader/non-Trader recent discussion following the App Store enforcement of the European Digital Services Act. 👉 reddit.com/r/iOSProgrammi… #appstore #appdevelopment #indiehackers

@dhh We experienced a big performance and reliability improvement using Docker on Mac when switching from Docker Desktop to Lima/Colima. github.com/abiosoft/colima

"Having fun" developing, using a tech stack, or applying some technologies doesn't sound like the right incentive for us. Doing the right thing in a professional way does. We don't want our work to hurt, for sure, but "having fun" is more like a kindergarten thing. #buildinpublic

Last week, Apple released its response to the EU's Digital Markets Act. Our response? To help you navigate the very confusing options open to you. At the risk of losing a click, we'll start with the conclusion: 99.99% of apps should do nothing as a reaction to the changes. Stick with the old terms and keep doing what you were doing. A brief explanation... Apple's response to the Digital Markets Act — a set of EU regulations that, among other demands, says that Apple and Google need to allow apps to use third-party app stores and payments on their platforms — was to offer a new set of terms for apps in the EU. Developers can choose to accept those terms (and work through a complex set of decisions) or just stick with the status quo. At first glance, some of the terms seem tempting. The ability to use third-party app stores? Use third-party / external payment processors? With no or lower commission? All great. However, the Core Technology Fee, which means that devs need to pay an annual €0.50 for each new app install, reinstall, or update, means that the economics just don't work out. Potentially, there is an opportunity for niche apps — those with a relatively low volume of installs but high ARPU, for instance. But it's still too early to tell. So to help you understand what these changes mean and what your options are, @_chuckyc and the team have put together this guide. It even features a nifty decision tree.... 🔗 revenuecat.com/blog/growth/ap…

On Tuesday, the Supreme Court ordered that Apple must allow developers in the US to link to and use alternative payment methods. Great news, right? About that... In short, Apple has made minimal concessions in response to the ruling. Apps can now link to external payment methods, but where and how is extremely limited. Yes, you can link to payment methods with more attractive fees, but Apple will still take a 27% cut, rendering any cost-savings meaningless. Implementing these external links (and the "scare modal") will also cause your conversion rates to plummet. All in all, developers wishing to avoid Apple's fees via alternative payment methods should instead be investing their resources into web and email campaigns. The whole story of the ruling is quite confusing so @HHaandr has compiled a detailed summary of the case, the ruling, and what it means to you as a developer. 🔗 Get all the details: revenuecat.com/blog/growth/ap…