Tips for production app with Flutter

That first tip is really good!

Thank you very much, these are going to help me a lot! Thanks again! 😀

This is all great advice. I'd also like to add on the first point of dependencies that the Riverpod package works well for doing Dependency Injection.

Thanks for tips!

Sir Can You Help Me please

1) Use minimal widgets
2) Use custom widgets
3) User helper/service classes
4) Use constant vals
5) Mindful about packages
6) Stateless widget over functions
7) Follow Linter points for better code

sir please help me i learned flutter almost 50 percent of it . but i dont have macbook . there are some clients who are ready to give me flutter project how will i test and build app for ios please please sir give a idea 😪😔🙏....

I love your contents, they are very easy to understand, also I see everything very clear. I love the videos you did on api call.

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almost everything you've said i have implemented and they work magic.. thanks to this channel

Bravo!

Awesome points Afzal bhai

Hi Afzal,
Thank you so much for taking out the time and making these videos for us. I just had a small request.
Can you please make a video on clean flutter app architecture ?
I want to contribute to open source projects and this would help me to navigate through the project easily and second I want to learn how can I create a project in a team in my college and make production ready apps.
Thanks again,
Dhairye

I'm so glad I watched your video before starting my project < thanks so much

Thank you so much ❤️

please make me a tutorial about permission helper and the function can reuseable like youre tutorial in base client URL
thanks

simple, but very helpful advices. thx

Big thx !

btw .. could you tell us about implementing accessability to the app ?) .. as i know, google could make a tons of warnings in production

Thanks for these points

Thanks Afzal, There is someone focusing on production as well...

Nice!