Don't "choose the best state management" 

I appreciate that. I'm trying to share more thoughts more often, shorts has been a great way of doing that.

Thank you

you apply it all the same. State management is a small part of software architecture. And working in a well structured codebase has nothing to do with the state management solution, any one is fine. The things that make a good codebase to work in is following software engineering fundamentals: - Clear separation of concerns - Inversion of Control applied - Single responsibility - Testable code base with unit tests Literally any state management solution will work, you can simply apply the 4 principles above to your codebase and you'll have a maintainable codebase for a team to work in.

Yes you can. The same way you make any other service.

@@FilledStacks could you explain me with more details? thanks you. in the domain layer I have: domain/repositories/local_secure_storage_respository.dart This file is an abstract class with the methods that make contracts. In the infrastructure layer I have: /infrastructure/datasources/local_secure_storage_datasource.dart A class that directly implements the methods of the "local_secure_storage_respository.dart" abstract class to manipulate data to be stored locally. In this same infrastructure layer I have: /infrastructure/repositories_impl/local_secure_storage_respository_impl.dart This is the class that extends the "LocalSecureRepository" abstract class (which is in the domain layer) and implements its methods, using the "LocalSecureStorageDatasource" class (which is in the infrastructure layer) My question is how can I make this last class "LocalSecureStorageRepositoryImpl" become a service to call in my project, using stacked?

@@IngPedroAraujo You register it in app.dart and then locate it through the locator. The same as the other services. Why can't you register it on app.dart at the moment?

@@FilledStacks I solved it, in this way class LocalStorageService { LocalStorageService() { _storageRepositoryImpl = LocalSecureStorageRepositoryImpl( localSecureStorageDatasource: LocalSecureStorageDatasource(), ); } late final LocalSecureStorageRepositoryImpl _storageRepositoryImpl; Future getLoginCredentials() async { return await _storageRepositoryImpl.getLoginCredentials(); } Future removeLoginCredentials() async { _storageRepositoryImpl.removeLoginCredentials(); } Future saveLoginCredentials( LoginCredentialsEntity loginCredentialsEntity, ) async { _storageRepositoryImpl.saveLoginCredentials(loginCredentialsEntity); } }

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