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Does anyone have a feel for how good flutter's documentation for canonical approaches to common use cases are now? The last time I tried it, even a simple task
by nstart 8y ago
Does anyone have a feel for how good flutter's documentation for canonical approaches to common use cases are now? The last time I tried it, even a simple task like changing the UI when returning from a login screen was unknown territory for many developers. The examples in the documentation were all for single screen simple apps. Has this changed? Or is the community still trying to figure out best practices?
- kkarakk 8y agoflutter's community feels like Xamarin's community - people who are already well versed in both android and ios development looking for a common codebase solution. very much lacking in the documentation section in terms of how you get from A to Z. everything is "Z can be implemented this way" w/o any discussion of how to use it in alternate ways(like how the android and ios dev documentation is structured) i'm gonna jump in coz it seems interesting but i'm super afraid of the iOS painpoints i'm going to hit(I have no knowledge of iOS development just android)