I’m pretty sure it works well. I wanted something where I don’t need to learn any React stuff and everything around it. It quickly turns into “ah this needs that extra dependency” kind of experience as I was exploring how to tune a template. But if your React-Fu is strong, you should have no issues.
July 18, 2025 at 4:07 AM
I’m pretty sure it works well. I wanted something where I don’t need to learn any React stuff and everything around it. It quickly turns into “ah this needs that extra dependency” kind of experience as I was exploring how to tune a template. But if your React-Fu is strong, you should have no issues.
Planning to launch a docs site and will stick to mkdocs I think. Simple with nice material theme.
July 18, 2025 at 3:28 AM
Planning to launch a docs site and will stick to mkdocs I think. Simple with nice material theme.
Oh well, of course there is a new section in the readme: pub.dev/packages/htt...
http 1.5.0-beta | Dart package
A composable, multi-platform, Future-based API for HTTP requests.
pub.dev
July 13, 2025 at 4:58 AM
Oh well, of course there is a new section in the readme: pub.dev/packages/htt...
It would be hard to find someone who doesn’t :) I feel like a short write up / summary somewhere would be really helpful. The design issue linked is 5 years old, and it takes some time to figure out what this is. Also would be nice to highlight differences / benefits with just a plain Future timeout
July 12, 2025 at 5:42 PM
It would be hard to find someone who doesn’t :) I feel like a short write up / summary somewhere would be really helpful. The design issue linked is 5 years old, and it takes some time to figure out what this is. Also would be nice to highlight differences / benefits with just a plain Future timeout
Exactly my current thinking as well! Had a discussion with a very experienced friend engineer of mine, how he got AI to do a task exactly as he wanted (he was very very specific in his prompt). To which I replied that a lot of credit here should still go to the operator. :)
April 30, 2025 at 3:43 AM
Exactly my current thinking as well! Had a discussion with a very experienced friend engineer of mine, how he got AI to do a task exactly as he wanted (he was very very specific in his prompt). To which I replied that a lot of credit here should still go to the operator. :)
State management is a subjective territory, so I’m not surprised there are so many. Personally I don’t understand why the community itself promotes things like Provider/Riverpod even though it’s clear that these packages have high barrier of entry. Documentation and examples are lacking too.
November 20, 2024 at 4:28 PM
State management is a subjective territory, so I’m not surprised there are so many. Personally I don’t understand why the community itself promotes things like Provider/Riverpod even though it’s clear that these packages have high barrier of entry. Documentation and examples are lacking too.