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I m pretty new to Flutter and still trying to understand the 'right" way to structure a app.
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I m pretty new to Flutter and still trying to understand the 'right" way to structure a app.

I am pretty new to Flutter and still trying to understand the 'right' way to structure a app.

I keep seeing people recommend get_it, but I also found dependy and it looks pretty nice too.

Do I actually need a dependency injection/service locator package for a normal app? Or is it just adding complexity that I dont need?

If you had to pick today, would you go with get_it or dependy? And why?

Im still learning Flutter so Im trying not to over engineer things from the start, Any advice or things you wish you knew when you was beginning would be awesome.

References:

https://pub.dev/packages/get_it
https://pub.dev/packages/dependy

u/flankey_frozen — 5 days ago
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San Teodoro, it sucks!

I was told how nice a family can spend the holidays on San Teodoro specially the beaches, well here I am.

This city barely can defeat Turkey or Albania for beaches, no service, no toilets, no shower, rude working people. Today is my 5th day and I am not sure if what I expect is a lot or but I am basically used to always at least on Albania or Turkey to have a toiler sevice, shower service etc on beaches while here i see 50cent showers that ofc are paid but none works.

A first country world, I just feel I am on India somewhere with such services

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u/flankey_frozen — 27 days ago
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A friend of mine ) bough a car at Audi Wittenbach SG.

He told me that he got an audi, they did not let him test drive it as they washed that car and someone is expected to come monday and buy it (todau-thursday)

He in panic, just signed the contract but ofc he has no car yet received he for some reason must wait two weeks for car to be ready.

Not that the car was overpriced, old, 130K KM, but stupid he fell for the oldest trick on the book (my opinion)

I am not much aware of laws as he asked me je tried to cancel next day as he did panic sign stuff, they told him, 15% must be paid anyway to cancel.

Does any of you guys have any exp about such cases?

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u/flankey_frozen — 2 months ago