Flutter's Get X library is undervalued, but it can be useful if used right, but it can be painful if used wrong. In this post I have discussed advantages and disadvantages of Get X when considering it for small and large projects.
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@CatalinGhita4@WajahatKarim I would create responses in different files and then parse them depending on the condition. I usually use Mock Web Server for mocking API responses.
Time to remove some more code from your app and replace it with a Jetpack library: the splash screen.
Check out core-splashcreen for backwards compatibility with Android 12 SplashScreen API.
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