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After working on Invoice Ninja with my amazing partners Shalom and David for over a decade, I started thinking about what comes next.
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I recently spent some time developing a desktop widget for the Invoice Ninja macOS app, I thought it may be helpful to write a blog post sharing my experience.
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Although we’re using Flutter to build the Invoice Ninja web app it wasn’t our original plan.
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About two years ago we decided to rewrite our native mobile apps using Flutter, then a year later we decided to use Flutter Web to convert our mobile app into our new web app.
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These are a few of the things I wish someone had shown me when I first started learning Flutter.
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When we decided to start from scratch and build a v2 of Invoice Ninja one of our first actions was drafting a blog post to share with our community.
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We’re now about 3 months into the project (with a short detour to work on itsallwidgets.com), I thought it may be helpful to share some more thoughts on using Redux to manage state in Flutter.
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Update: although this widget does work as described it’s an anti-pattern.
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We’ve been working on our Flutter mobile app for a few months now, I thought it may helpful to share some of the techniques we’re using to help keep our code maintainable.
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It goes without saying that one of the best sources for information about Flutter are the API docs.