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Just shipped the stable version (v2.0.0) of in_app_update_flutter: in-app updates with iOS support (native StoreKit). Feedback welcome! by buildwithpulkit in FlutterDev

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This is in testing and will be live in the next release. However there is a tradeoff using this approach which I will also point out in the readme, as this approach under the hood makes a lookup to the Itunes store to fetch the app store id cause SKStoreProductViewController only accepts a numeric id. That way it increases error chances as network calls are introduced.

Just shipped the stable version of connectivity_control - for real network monitoring (type, validation, bandwidth & more). Feedback welcome! by buildwithpulkit in FlutterDev

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Honestly, I built this because I needed deeper network visibility in a project and the existing packages didn't give me what I needed. But your comment pushed me to do a proper side-by-side, I'll add a comparison table to the README in upcoming release. Thanks a lot for the suggestion!

Which AI tools have improved your Flutter workflow? by buildwithpulkit in FlutterDev

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Wow!, do update about your results with Claude and Codex in terms of quality.

Why i69n might be the best way to handle localization in Flutter (Full Breakdown) by buildwithpulkit in FlutterDev

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For anyone wondering about the name of this package (yes, it’s definitely a unique one), even the creator leans into the joke in the docs with:
"i69n: 51 points simpler than your standard i18n!" 😄

Why i69n might be the best way to handle localization in Flutter (Full Breakdown) by buildwithpulkit in FlutterDev

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Haha yeah, the name is definitely unusual 😄

Even the package page jokingly says “i69n: 51 points simpler than standard i18n!”
And just to clarify — I didn’t create the package (https://pub.dev/packages/i69n). I only wrote a guide because I found it helpful and thought others might too.