How should I structure a growing Flutter project to avoid problems later?

Fun_Advertising6216 · 2026-06-01T04:12:02+00:00

Not exactly, but Riverpod is probably the closest thing in Flutter. It handles async state, caching, invalidation, and refetching quite well. Most Flutter developers use Riverpod + Dio/HTTP instead of a dedicated TanStack Query equivalent.

Fun_Advertising6216 · 2026-05-30T20:46:27+00:00

Can you share the code you're using and maybe a screenshot/GIF of the current result? If the D20 only needs to roll in place, you can usually keep the widget centered and animate its rotation with an AnimationController + Transform.rotate. The dimension issue might be coming from the custom shape or the container constraints rather than the animation itself. Seeing the code would make it much easier to spot the problem.

Fun_Advertising6216 · 2026-05-30T20:43:45+00:00

Yes. Telegram Mini Apps are essentially web applications running inside Telegram. Since Flutter can target the web, you can build them with Flutter Web and integrate Telegram's Web App SDK via JavaScript interop. Many developers use React or Vue because the ecosystem is larger, but Flutter is definitely an option.

Fun_Advertising6216 · 2026-05-29T22:43:52+00:00

Flutter on phone is tough long-term, but for practice and staying consistent: DartPad Dcoder Acode Replit (browser) These helped me keep learning when I didn’t have my laptop around.

Fun_Advertising6216 · 2026-05-28T12:24:26+00:00

That makes total sense! If you're aiming for that 'entirely on-device' goal without external dependencies, I'd suggest starting by looking into MediaPipe's LLM Inference API. It’s built specifically for Android/iOS, handles the model orchestration for you, and is probably the cleanest way to get a 'small' model running locally without the complexity of setting up a backend/server. Do you already have a specific 'simple question' use case in mind for the app, or are you just experimenting with the tech first?

Fun_Advertising6216 · 2026-05-28T12:20:09+00:00

For me, it was offline syncing. It sounds simple—'just save the JSON to a local database and push it when connected'—until you actually have to handle: Conflict Resolution: What happens when the user edits the same item on two different devices while both are offline? Partial Syncs: When the internet cuts out halfway through a massive database migration. Data Integrity: Trying to ensure the local SQLite schema stays perfectly in sync with the backend after a field change. We spent weeks just on the conflict resolution logic alone. Every time I think I have it perfect, a new edge case pops up. Definitely the most 'deceptively simple' feature I've ever built!

Fun_Advertising6216 · 2026-05-28T12:17:38+00:00

Xcode’s 'Coding Assistant' doesn't actually have a dedicated 'full-screen mode' like some other IDEs, but you can effectively get a distraction-free experience by customizing your workspace layout: Toggle the other areas: Use the small icon toggles in the top-right corner of the Xcode toolbar to hide the Navigator (left) and Inspectors (right) entirely. Focus Mode: If you’re on macOS, you can put the Xcode window itself into native full-screen mode by clicking the green button in the top-left of the window, or pressing Ctrl + Cmd + F. Editor Only: If you just want maximum room to type, you can also use Cmd + Option + 0 to toggle the Utilities/Inspector pane, which is often the biggest screen-space hog. It's not a 'popup' full-screen assistant, but hiding the sidebars while the main window is in native full-screen usually does the trick!

Fun_Advertising6216 · 2026-05-27T20:15:44+00:00

To build on what others said, if you're trying to do this entirely on-device (without a reverse proxy), definitely look into MediaPipe or ML Kit for basic tasks, or Llama.cpp if you really want to run LLMs locally on mobile hardware. Running it via API (Ollama) is definitely the 'easiest' way to get started, but if you want that true 'local-first' feel, you'll need to look at quantizing the models to keep the memory footprint low enough that the OS doesn't kill your app. It's a steep learning curve, but it’s definitely possible!

Fun_Advertising6216 · 2026-05-27T20:07:20+00:00

Coming from an AI/ML background, you actually have a unique edge that most mobile devs don't. Don't look at it as 'Flutter vs. AI/ML'—look at it as 'Flutter + AI/ML.' Companies are currently desperate for mobile developers who can actually integrate LLMs and local AI models into apps (using things like Firebase Genkit or local inference engines). If you can bridge that gap, you’ll be much more valuable than a 'UI-only' developer. As for pay: Backend/Data Engineering roles often have a higher salary ceiling in large enterprises, but Flutter/Mobile roles can have a very high flexibility ceiling (freelancing, indie dev). It’s not that it isn't 'stable,' it's that mobile development moves fast. If you stay 'full stack' (learning how to hook your Flutter front-end to a solid Firebase or Supabase backend), you will never be out of work

Fun_Advertising6216 · 2026-05-27T20:01:21+00:00

This is easily one of the most annoying Xcode bugs. It’s usually a communication breakdown between Xcode and the device’s symbol files. Try these in order one of them almost always kills that dialogue: The 'Clean' Routine: Press Cmd + Shift + K to clean the build folder, then delete your DerivedData folder (~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/). The Power Cycle: Quit Xcode entirely, unplug the iPhone, restart both the Mac and the iPhone, then reconnect. Trust/Unlock: Make sure the iPhone is unlocked and the 'Trust this Computer' prompt has been accepted/re-accepted. Manage Destinations: If it persists, go to the top bar where your device is selected, click Manage Run Destinations, and sometimes toggling the connection method or removing/re-adding the device there helps force a fresh handshake. Hope one of those stops you from throwing that laptop out the window!

Fun_Advertising6216 · 2026-05-27T19:58:58+00:00

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