basically what the title says
like imagine i have written an app in flutter and i want to let my users add custom buttons or design their own ui and embed it in flutter, is it possible?
Hello guys i hope u are doing well , i really like ai and vibe coding and building stuff and i chose flutter because its cross platform , before i started using ai i made project ( solo with tutorials and docs ) : i made notes app with auth using supabase and an ai chat app with supabase edge function and gemini free api also i made weather app then have a search with it , and a pose detection app . I also used feature first architecture. Is this enough to start vibe coding but not just approving blindly or is there anymore stuff i must learn before making apps and hopefully publishing them . Thank you for reading
i've seen threads on serverpod here, but its all at least a year old. i just wanna know how good it is in 2026.
i've been using supabase for my previous projects, and i'm pretty okay with it. just thought i'll use serverpod for my next project.
also please suggest if there are any other good dart backend frameworks other than serverpod.
i have it downloaded with vs code and everything but i dont know how to start doing anything
I'm building a Flutter health app that tracks steps and sleep using HealthKit. I've also created WidgetKit widgets so users can view their latest step count and sleep data without opening the app.
On Android, I use WorkManager to update the widget approximately every 45 minutes, and that works well.
On iOS, however, once the app is terminated, background work is no longer reliable, so I can't periodically fetch HealthKit data and update the widget.
My main question is about live HealthKit data:
HKObserverQuery with HealthKit background delivery wake the app after it has been terminated, or does it stop working until the user launches the app again?BGTaskScheduler, WidgetKit timelines, or App Intents sufficient for this use case, or are there limitations that make truly live updates impossible?I'm looking for Apple's recommended approach and any real-world implementation experience. Any advice or links to relevant documentation would be greatly appreciated.
Hey guys! A 4th year College student here. I'm enthusiastic in building apps in Flutter and that's my go to for building stuff with.
But I can't find much jobs for Flutter developers (which take in Freshers).
Is learning Flutter as my Primary Development Framework a wrong choice, cause most SDE jobs which comes to my Campus for Placements ask for React or some JS based Frameworks. I'm really confused, guys
P.S: Sry if this feels like a rant, but this is actually how I feel people... So if there's anyone out there, help me out
I have been learning Flutter for some time. Created some projects also and learned from basic to intermediate topic by doing projects and tutorials.
But now I feel like is flutter enough to get me a job?
So I decided to learn Backend. How I can learn Backend After flutter. Which language and frameworks should I learn?
Hey everyone,
I’m working on a Flutter app and using Keycloak for authentication. Instead of building the login UI using Flutter widgets and sending the credentials via an API, I want the app to talk directly to Keycloak as a public client and open Keycloak's hosted custom login page.
My questions are:
Is this fully supported and considered best practice for Flutter? What packages do you recommend for handling the redirect and PKCE (e.g., flutter_appauth vs others)?
How close can we get the Keycloak-hosted HTML/CSS page to look like a native app UI? Has anyone successfully themed Keycloak templates to perfectly match their Flutter app's design system?
Would love to hear about any pitfalls, cookie/session management issues, or tips you have for this setup. Thanks!
Im on my 3rd week of learning flutter, i can say that im comfortable now in making pages and screens of my own to my own liking and design, but it still confuses me on how to navigate through them basically i just use navigator.push but thats it, when it comes to multiple pages that is where things gets hard for me, also calling functions and making them is still a bit confusing, any help regarding this?
Hi everyone,
I’m currently in the final stages of launching my Flutter app, HSU Live Captions, which focuses on offline, real-time two-way translation.
I’ve hit a hurdle with the new Google Play policy requiring 20 testers for 14 days. As a solo, self-taught dev, I’m finding it quite challenging to reach this threshold while maintaining privacy and quality.
I’m curious how other solo Flutter developers here have navigated this 20-tester requirement? Are there specific communities or strategies you've found effective to find genuine testers without violating "no advertising" rules in development subreddits?
Any advice or insights on how to handle this phase would be greatly appreciated!
I'm working a huge project which purpose is to provide application for employees that helps them login and register their work location and also track them for petrol allowance based ontheir route travelled.
This is huge and battery consuming I understand that but its way too much - 40 percent in 1 hours like that
I’m working on PayPal integration in a Flutter app and wanted to understand how people are handling it in production.
Flow I’m considering:
a. Backend creates PayPal order
b. App opens PayPal approval URL
c. User completes payment
d. App receives success/cancel through deep link
e. Backend captures/verifies the payment
I don’t really want to depend on random Flutter PayPal packages for the main payment flow, especially if they are not actively maintained.
For those who have done this in real apps:
Do you open PayPal in an in-app WebView, or send the user to browser/custom tabs and bring them back with deep links?
Also, any issues with app review, redirects, or failed return flows?
Or, let me know if you could suggest me some better package also.
Would like to know what approach has been stable for you.
Hi guys!
I'm 15 years boy from Tajikistan,I learnd python and I know it base,and now I want to learn a new programing language because.I like mobile-devlopment because I love creating something new, and now I'm stuck because I don't know which language to choose kotlin or flutter.
I need your advices❤️
Thanks for reading
I need and intership letter that is started from June 2026 tech role it should seem legit and could be verified can someone help me with how should I do it and if I make a fake letter myself how to make it look real?
When I started learning Flutter, I mostly focused on building screens and didn’t pay much attention to some built-in features. Later, while doing more projects, I found that a few of them actually made development easier and reduced extra work.
So I wanted to ask, which Flutter feature did you ignore at first but now use regularly? Any examples from your projects?
Hi everyone,
I recently joined a startup as a Flutter intern. They're training me in Flutter and Firebase, and at the same time I'm working on their actual project, which has been a great learning experience so far.
The internship is for 6 months, but I'm not sure if they'll hire me full-time afterward. So I want to use these 6 months as effectively as possible and become good enough to apply for Flutter developer roles anywhere.
I'd love some advice from people who are already working with Flutter.
What should I focus on the most during these 6 months?
Also, what skills do companies actually expect from a Flutter developer with around 6 months of experience? If you were starting again, what would you learn first, and what would you avoid spending too much time on?
Hi, I am a mobile app dev.
I've been building using u/Flutterdev for 4 years.
I developed E-commerce, AI-powered apps, Social media, marketplace, and any others.
You can check out my past works here:
🌐 Portfolio: abdulawalarif.github.io
🌐 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/abdul-awal-arif
🌐 Github: github.com/abdulawalarif
My question is, how can I get a job now?
I have been suffering for 10 months now
Hello Guys somebody know that i am implementing messaging app with flutter But in that i had a problem that when showing animated GIFs and animated Sticker in chat screen ListView.builder and other package i tested for that but FD is so leaking to over 32000 and then app is crash so that someone know the solving method please tell me to show animated GIFs and animated Sticker .
Hey guys, I’m working on an application similar to Microsoft Word or Google Docs. Currently, users can download documents as PDFs, but I want to add an option to download them in Word format (.docx or .doc) so they can be opened in other apps. Does anyone know how I can generate and export files with these extensions? Any help would be appreciated!"
I need help. I'm trying to build an app using Flutter where users can edit templates. These templates are Photoshop PSD files, and I want to store them in Supabase so that I don't have to update the app every time new templates are added.
The app is intended for personalized flower greeting cards. These templates often contain different layers that can be replaced, such as text elements, decorative components, and user-provided photos. The photos should ideally be processed through an API or the iPhone's Neural Engine to automatically remove the background and isolate the person.
My problem is that when I extract the PSD data using a Python extension, it generates YAML or JSON files. However, when I load those files in the app, the result does not match the original Photoshop design. Elements are shifted, positioned incorrectly, scaled differently, and the overall layout looks inconsistent. Sizes, coordinates, and alignments seem to be wrong, making the rendered template unusable.
I'm looking for a reliable way to convert PSD templates into a format that can be accurately rendered and edited in Flutter while preserving the original positioning, dimensions, and layer structure.