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One tap visits three places: the screen, the memory of the screen, and the box that keeps the note. Here is that short trip, in pictures.
THE DEVELOPER JOURNAL
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Notes on Flutter, AI, and everything in between.
Things I learn, experiments I try, and ideas worth sharing.
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Flutter 3.47: why Material and Cupertino left the SDK
Flutter 3.47 moves Material and Cupertino into their own packages, makes Impeller the desktop default, and stabilizes Widget Previews. Here is the problem each change solves, and what the November release is set to change next.
GLM-5.3 cybersecurity risks: what the reports actually say
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Dart 3.13 primary constructors: what Flutter developers need to know
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AI streaming UX: loading, stop, retry, and error states
Design the waiting, streaming, stopping, and recovery states that make an AI feature feel dependable.
Flutter app architecture: a practical repository pattern example
Start with clear boundaries, keep widgets focused, and give your app room to grow without a folder for every idea.
Loading, empty, and error states: a practical UI design guide
Loading, empty, and error states deserve the same care as the finished interface. Here is a practical way to design them.
A place for the things learned along the way
Introducing the Feemag journal: a notebook for Flutter, AI experiments, useful software, and the process behind it all.
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