This is the second part of the modularization tutorial. Refer to the list below for the complete parts : Part 1: Introduction Part 2: Extracting Catalog Part 3: Final Extraction and Micro App In this article, you will continue to extract the catalog feature. Refer to the link below for…

This is the final part of the modularization tutorial. Refer to the list below for the complete parts : Part 1: Introduction Part 2: Extracting Catalog Part 3: Final Extraction and Micro App Refer to the link below for the starting project template, or you can continue with your existing…

Is it similar to Redux? — The BLoC architecture has been quite around for some time in the Flutter community, and we can safely say that the community loves it. …

Convert your old boring websites into PWAs — PWA, or Progressive Web Apps, is one of the hottest topics in web development these days. It promises users a native-app like experience and features, but still built with common HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (or you can go even further by using any JavaScript frameworks), how cool is that! This…

Add an interesting UI element to your app — Long story short, on our latest project, our team has to implement a floating view that can be dragged freely on the screen. …

In the software engineering world, we all aim to build a clean, well-defined and structured application, so that our product is reliable, scalable and easy to maintain. But oftentimes in reality we meet or even unconsciously code an app that is so rigid and fragile that even any minor changes…

Closures are self-contained blocks of functionality that can be passed around and used in your code. — Before you read the article, I assume that you have a basic Swift knowledge, otherwise, you can learn from the official documentation here: https://swift.org/ Let’s start with its definition, according to Apple docs, a closure is defined as Closures are self-contained blocks of functionality that can be passed around and…

What does the future of healthcare look like in a world where artificial intelligence exists? Doctors, scientists and researchers alike are working tirelessly to answer this very question. Since the term ‘AI’ was coined in 1956 by computer scientist John McCarthy, its role has been ever-changing. …