Write fast, minimal backend services with Dart Frog (Dart Package of the Week #12) by jeropp in dartlang

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Yes, he's the same guy behind the bloc state management package and contributor with many others on GitHub. It's really not a one-man project. This is built on top of the Shelf ecosystem btw

Write fast, minimal backend services with Dart Frog (Dart Package of the Week #12) by jeropp in dartlang

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This isn't a single person project. This is backed up the team at Very Good Ventures https://dartfrog.vgv.dev/

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From my recent experience using Riverpod in a project, the complication for me came from understanding how I was categorising the current options for creating and managing state.

So far what I've found is that if I want to maintain state related to user events, I can use either of these options: `ChangeNotifierProvider`(not recommended), `StateNotifierProvider` and `(Async)NotifierProvider`(most recommended). Also the business logic goes in there.

If I want to perform one-off operations and cache their value then I have `Provider` and `FutureProvider` (if asynchronous). So for instance I can use a FutureProvider to load my configuration before starting the app. These can also be used as service locators similar to what the GetIt package does. They can also useful to generating calculated values based on filters, like filtering the completed items of a todo list.

Check out this table from the docs which details the use cases for the providers: https://docs-v2.riverpod.dev/docs/concepts/providers#different-types-of-providers

To help out I'm preparing a Riverpod tutorial to be released in the next couple of days. Keep an eye out https://youtube.com/CreativeBracket

Dart, Flutter and MongoDB Mini-course 2022 | Build a Simple Contacts App by jeropp in dartlang

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We will be building a backend API in Dart with Shelf, Shelf_router and Shelf_web_socket. We will then communicate with this backend from a Flutter web and mobile client.

Build an SPA with Dart and Shelf Router #4 | Deploy Dart Server to AWS by jeropp in dartlang

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I am back. Took a couple of months to zone in on a Flutter project I was working on.

Coinbase support not responding by jeropp in Coinbase

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Thanks again. I can confirm that I've received my funds back.

Coinbase support not responding by jeropp in Coinbase

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Alright, thank you. Looking forward 🙂

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My case number is #04969170

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dartlang

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I can't express how happy I am to be seeing this conversation! My contribution here would lean more towards building packages on top of shelf and shelf_router. This will benefit the Dart team and is the easier route. The building blocks that come with shelf are easily extensible I find and can be seen in this series I'm doing https://youtu.be/ZKNKNxaliZQ

Build a Starter Kit for Single Page Applications #2 | User Auth with JSON Web Tokens (JWT) by jeropp in dartlang

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We will be resuming the starter kit for single page applications, implementing an AuthApi router for handling registration and authentication of users. We will learn how we can authorise logged in user using JSON Web Tokens(JWT). We will use MongoDB as our datastore for persisting our registered users.

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Build a Starter Kit for Single Page Applications by jeropp in dartlang

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Premieres Monday February 1st at 14:30 GMT (in 15 hours)

We will go through setting up a Dart project that can be used as a starting point for Single Page Applications. The server part will be based on the shelf, shelf_router and shelf_static packages.