Category Archives: Flutter

Flutter & SQL

SQLite Database in Flutter

  If you are working on an application in which some API gives the same supposed low-level response again and again then at that time there is no need to hit the API every time. So, to overcome this we store that data in some storage for eg: we use SharedPrefs(For storing low-level data) at Continue Reading »

Flutter Payment

Flutter Payment Integration

Nowadays every business is coming online to reach their customers easily and also increase the number of customers. So, for working everything smoothly businesses are trying to make everything digital and then the payment method comes into play. Every business handles their customers by their website or by their mobile applications and if we talk Continue Reading »

Flutter Layouts

Layouts in Flutter

The main concept of the Flutter framework is with the famous saying, “In Flutter, Everything is a widget”. So we can say that flutter assumes everything as a widget. Starting from Image, Icon, text, or layout too in an app, is a widget. Even the things which we don’t see in-app, are also widgets like Continue Reading »

VelocityX in Flutter

VelocityX is a completely free, open-source framework developed for minimising UI development efforts and time. It makes flutter UI development a lot easier and joyful for the developers. The official documentation mentions that this framework is built on top of Flutter SDK. VelocityX provides multiple widgets, shortcuts and utilities to rapidly build custom UI designs. Continue Reading »

Media Query

Some applications must adjust their layout depending on system configuration in order to have the best user interface. To get the current system details in Flutter, we can use MediaQuery. Creates a subtree where media queries are resolved to the specified data. For example, you can read the MediaQueryData. size property from the MediaQueryData returned Continue Reading »

Rest API in Flutter

If you have worked on mobile app development, you probably would have heard about API. API in a mobile app is required to allow users to communicate with other applications. This can be a backend server developed by you or even by any other company like Facebook, Google etc. REST API follows REST protocol and Continue Reading »