Flutter

ChatGPT has stormed the internet in the last four months with its capabilities to understand and generate natural language with remarkable fluency and accuracy. This article outlines how you can take advantage of these powerful AI models and create apps using Flutter and Dart.

It's a challenge to maintain Circle CI commands, jobs, workflows, and everything else in a single config.yml or config file. Luckily, there's an alternative way to make it more human-readable for the developer teams.

GNU Make or Make helps simplify commands you need for your Flutter project. Although Make is not a 100% replacement for your shell scripts, Make compliments those.

Slow builds whether locally or in the CI reduces developer productivity. If you integrated Firestore in your Flutter app, chances are, you may have experienced slow builds in your apps.

Continuous integration and deployment for iOS bring confidence to developers when shipping products to customers. TestFlight makes it easy for developers to publish apps to early or beta testers and Semaphore is a fast CI/CD service that supports iOS deployment to TestFlight.

Deploying iOS apps to early testers helps you get feedback for improvements or detect issues early during development. Firebase App Distribution, or App Distribution, is a service that helps you deploy your Flutter apps to testers.

Publishing iOS apps are known to have a complex and tedious process in the developer community. The publishing process includes dealing with code signing the builds and the review process set by Apple to decide whether it meets their standards for public release.

Building features and beautiful UIs is a satisfying feeling, but shipping them to users should be the goal to keep in mind. Having your app tested by real users before public release is a critical part of the software development cycle.

Building beautiful and functional apps in Flutter is easy, but how do we make sure that we deliver a great user experience at scale? We can do it by integrating and running automated tests for every new change pushed to our codebase.

Most of us depend on our devices daily for almost everything we do. Whether it's for taking photos of our WFH setup, ordering food, shopping online, and banking, a lot of us do this using our mobile phones.