Dart

  • How to debug HTTP requests in Flutter with DevTools

    01/05/2026

    Throughout the Flutter series we have covered how an application is structured, how to build interfaces with widgets, how to lean on Dart, how to handle asynchronous operations, how to integrate packages, how to bring the UI to life with animations, and how to adapt text content with internationalization.

  • Enhance your Flutter applications with animations

    01/02/2025

    Animations are a key element in modern application development. They not only make an interface visually more appealing, but also enhance the user experience by providing smooth transitions and intuitive effects, as long as they are well-designed and do not interfere with the application’s usability.

  • Asynchrony in Flutter

    15/09/2024

    Introduction to asynchrony in programming In the world of programming, one of the biggest challenges developers face is how to manage tasks that take time to complete without blocking the execution of the rest of the program.

  • Creating our first Cross-Platform app, a palindrome checker

    15/03/2024

    Introduction In the previous chapters of our series on Flutter, we’ve laid down a solid theoretical and practical foundation that allows us to delve deeper into the fascinating world of cross-platform application development.

  • Let's talk (About) Dart, the language of Flutter

    01/01/2024

    In the world of mobile application development, Flutter has stood out as one of the most innovative and efficient frameworks. However, the real hero behind its success is the programming language that powers it: Dart.

  • Widgets, the cornerstone of Flutter

    15/11/2023

    In the previous chapter, we explored the origins of the Flutter framework, who created it, a bit about its community, the Dart language, Skia, etc. We took a tour on the surface of this profound technology involving multiple actors.

  • Flutter introduction

    15/09/2023

    Flutter is a mobile app development framework created by Google. It utilizes the Skia rendering engine to directly paint each view of the application on the screen, enabling the creation of highly customizable and flexible user interfaces from a single codebase.