@imaN__NeO@GitKraken I was using the free version earlier because I thought GitHub Desktop is all I need,
But with growing complexity with personal and work projects, I slowly moved to GitKraken
@imaN__NeO@GitKraken Quite a lot of reason actually, but for starters,
The git lens plugin in vs code comes with git kraken,
Itโs visually very intuitive, like you can drag and drop for rebasing, merging etc
Good with team collaborations,
Built in issue trackers.
Did you know?
The hugeicons package was recently released, featuring a collection of over 4,000 stroke Flutter icons.
If you're looking for an alternative to the standard Material icons set, give it a go. ๐
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Looking for a mid to senior level Flutter developer for a long-term contract. Work from home, ideally based in India. ๐
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Did you know?
If you use build_runner and your generated Dart files are added to Git, you can hide them by default in your PRs and diffs.
To do this, simply add them to a .gitattributes file at the root of the project. ๐
Hereโs the #Flutter implementation of this cool Animation โบ๏ธ
๐ Source code: https://t.co/xZ7ZDeluj5
Keep reading for insights into the code๐
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Dart 3.3 introduces a new feature called Extension Types.
Extension types are quite similar to extension methods.
But the key difference is that extension *types* hide away the interface of the underlying type. ๐
#Flutter tip โ๏ธ
You can access --dart-define variable in your info.plist file with basically no setup.
Used this just now to add @posthog support to the flutter_fast_cli #flutterDev