#HumpdayQandA and Live Coding in 30 minutes at 5pm BST / 6pm CEST / 9am PDT today! Answering your #Flutter and #Dart questions with @simon and @Randal
#HumpdayQandA and Live Coding in 30 minutes at 5pm BST / 6pm CEST / 9am PDT today! Answering your #Flutter and #Dart questions with @simon and @Randal
Stop Killing Frameworks and Languages, by (not on Mastodon or Bluesky):
#HumpdayQandA and Live Coding in 1½ hour at 5pm BST / 6pm CEST / 9am PDT today! Answering your #Flutter and #Dart questions with @simon @Randal Danielle and John!
New #WasmAssembly podcast episode! Dart, Flutter, and WasmGC:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgOABOvtBT8
https://wasmassembly.libsyn.com/dart-flutter-and-wasmgc-with-mer-aacan-and-martin-kustermann
In this episode of WasmAssembly, I chat with Ömer Ağacan & Martin Kustermann from the Dart team at Google about #Dart, #Flutter, #WasmGC, dart2wasm vs dart2js, Jaspr, and the future of #WebAssembly—both in and beyond the browser. A must-listen for #Wasm nerds!
My blog post on how AI is reshaping malware and malware analysis is out : https://www.fortinet.com/blog/threat-research/catching-smarter-mice-with-even-smarter-cats
Examples on Linux/Trigona, Linux/Prometei, Linux/Ladvix and Android/SpyLoan.
Enjoy.
#HumpdayQandA and Live Coding in 1 hour at 5pm BST / 6pm CEST / 9am PDT today! Answering your #Flutter and #Dart questions with @simon @Scott @Randal Danielle!
#HumpdayQandA and Live Coding in 1 hour at 5pm BST / 6pm CEST / 9am PDT today! Answering your #Flutter and #Dart questions with @simon @Scott @Randal Danielle and John
Linwood Butterfly, my opensource note taking app, has now a high quality app data on #flathub. I hope this improves visibility of my app on the store.
Feel free to help spreading the app to the world!
Flathub: https://flathub.org/apps/dev.linwood.butterfly
GitHub: https://github.com/LinwoodDev/Butterfly
Tide is hiring Staff Engineer, Backend
#java #python #angular #flask #flutter #springboot #aws #cicd #docker #kafka #mysql #postgresql #terraform
Lithuania
Full-time
Tide
Job details https://jobsfordevelopers.com/jobs/staff-engineer-backend-at-tide-co-jun-2-2025-0190fe?utm_source=mastodon.world&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=posting
#jobalert #jobsearch #hiring
#HumpdayQandA and Live Coding in 30 minutes at 5pm BST / 6pm CEST / 9am PDT today! Answering your #Flutter and #Dart questions with @simon @Randal @Scott, Roman and Esra
Braze is hiring Senior Software Engineer I, SDKs
#csharp #golang #kotlin #ruby #swift #typescript #flutter #react #reactnative #unity #android #api #seniorengineer
Sao Paulo, Brazil
Full-time
Braze
Job details https://jobsfordevelopers.com/jobs/senior-software-engineer-i-sdks-at-braze-com-apr-14-2025-2feac7?utm_source=mastodon.world&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=posting
#jobalert #jobsearch #hiring
Tide is hiring Senior Engineer, Flutter
#firebase #flutter #bdd #cicd #seniorengineer
Bengaluru, India
Full-time
Tide
Job details https://jobsfordevelopers.com/jobs/senior-engineer-flutter-at-tide-co-dec-10-2024-4c1cfd?utm_source=mastodon.world&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=posting
#jobalert #jobsearch #hiring
Partager ses expériences nous semble précieux !
C'est pourquoi nous partageons cette semaine notre retour d'expérience dans le développement de l'application mobile de #PeerTube.
Aujourd'hui, nous diffusons le deuxième et dernier article sur le sujet ! Vous y retrouverez, notamment, les étapes qui nous on fait suer pour réussir à publier l'application sur l'AppStore !
https://framablog.org/2025/06/13/developpement-dapplication-en-flutter-retours-dexperience-2-2
Sharing our experiences is important to us!
That's why this week, we're telling you about our experience developing the #PeerTube mobile app.
Today, we published our second and final blog post on the subject! By reading it, you'll discover the steps that made us sweat when trying to publish the app on the Apple Store.
Wicklow, the developer of the #PeerTube mobile application, has written a nice blog post detailing his technical choices (#Flutter, #Dart, dependencies, etc.).
Take a look! https://joinpeertube.org/news/flutter-app-dev-feedback-1
Added a few more things since the last post:
– Basic search that uses only the main search field as of now, doesn't support any of the other search options/filters.
– Collections are listed below the search form and can be opened from there. Might move them somewhere else in the future but since they're basically just saved searches I think it's a good fit for now.
– Label suggestions/auto completion.
– Share button for articles (can't demonstrate that in the screen recording because Android shows private contacts there).
– Save reading progress and jump/scroll back to where you left when opening an article again. Reading progress is also shown in the bookmark lists below the title.
Some of the stuff is a bit glitchy, e.g. after reading an article for a bit you gotta reload the article list to get the progress bar updated. That's because no article data is stored on device as of now, all changes are directly sent to the Readeck API so in some views it needs to re-fetch the changes from the API to make them visible. Downloading/synchronization for offline reading will be the next big thing to work on and should fix these problems.
BTW if anyone's interested in an APK for testing (it's very usable already, in fact I use it all day) let me know. I haven't offered one before because I personally wouldn't install an APK from a random weirdo on social media, but if you're desperate or just don't care I can upload one somewhere. ;) Or you can just fetch the source and build an APK yourself if you got Flutter and all that Android stuff set up. Either way I'd be happy to get some feedback from testers.
Slowly getting there. There's still a bunch of stuff I'd want to add, but all the basic features I need in day-to-day use are covered, so guess I'll clean up the source a bit so it's not too embarrassing and post it on codeberg.org for others to fool around with.
Pretty happy with how smooth everything is, but that's 100% thanks to @readeck being so incredibly fast, you really don't notice it's fetching all that stuff live from the API. Next up gotta add caching/downloading bookmarks for offline reading, labels, archiving and all that stuff. Again I spent most of the time today trying to make the material thingy less ugly instead of adding useful stuff, eventually ended up just adding some 3rd party theme library as dependency to take care of it. Also cleaned up the code a bit now that I understand Dart a bit better (still not a fan though), then noticed I'm operating on some bleeding edge development branch of Flutter and spent some time trying to downgrade to stable. Will make the code public sometime soon once I consider it not too embarrassing.