This week in Flutter #132: A new Flutter challenge
The Flutter team and Global Citizen’s Morgan unveil their partnership. The Global Citizen app is built with Flutter, and it has brought about improvements for over a billion people. The result of the partnership is the Global Gamers Challenge, a competition to create sustainable games using Flutter for environmental awareness.
After the Flutter Clock Challenge and the Flutter Puzzle Hack, this is the third challenge from the Flutter team. Each one is more ambitious than the previous one. Because of limited time, I am not going to participate this time either, but I am looking forward to seeing the results.
- Michele Volpato
🧑💻 Development in Flutter
Six niche tips for shipping Flutter MacOS builds
I have almost no experience with MacOS development in Flutter, and no experience distributing MacOS apps at all. Benjamin shares some tips related to app distribution that he learned while working on a MacOS app.
Build a Video Chat App with ConnectyCube Flutter SDK
by Valentyn Tereshchenko
Everybody knows that you do not add your own implementation of chat or video calls to your app. You use third-party services. This article shows how to use ConnectyCube to add video calls to your Flutter app.
🗄 Backend for Flutter developers
Passwordless login in Flutter via email OTP with Supabase Auth
by Christos
This tutorial goes over setting up password-less login in a Flutter app using Supabase Auth via one-time password through email. It also discusses the benefits of the password-less approach and potential drawbacks.
🎥 Flutter videos
Observable Flutter #33: Fighting zombies
with Craig Labenz
Craig is starting to add the ability to fight zombies to his game. 💥🤺
👨💻 Software engineering
2024 Guide to Goals for Software Engineers
“In this article, you’ll learn what type of goals to set for yourself for 2024 and how to stick to them throughout the year—to ultimately achieve the best version of yourself.”
How to get 💩 done as a software engineer
After setting your goals, you need to get things done. Jordan shares some tips on how to do it.
How to communicate effectively as a developer
by Karl Sutt
Some tactical and strategic tips for writing effectively as a software developer.
That’s it for this week.
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Have a bug-free week,
- Michele Volpato
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