Flutter Folder Structure and Packages 

Glad it was helpful and I agree!

I have built a project using riverpod and folder by feature ..chaiyo vaney dimla

@@techzone2009 sure.

@@techzone2009 If you could write. Project nai chaiyena baru euta blog with examples vae ni hunxa.

Thank you so much it really means a lot! I am just super happy the videos are helpful, that was the goal all along 😊

Glad I could be of help Nikhil! I appreciate all the support you give 🙏

Thanks! The more we know the more educated decisions we can make 😊

@@RobertBrunhage yeah ✌

Will write it up, I want to cover more architecture approaches as well!

cant wait hehehe!

Awesome, glad it helped!

Glad you found it helpful!

Super happy you liked it! Want to have project based courses so we will see 😊

Hmm I am not quite sure I follow, you can still follow @FilledStacks pattern but create everything in the same file if you want to (not recommended). The folder structure is not a rule and should (most of the time) change depending on how projects grow (in my experience). I have background in Angular and they have great documentation on how they do folder structure (LIFT) which I like a lot. In the end, this is to provide knowledge and not decide how you SHOULD do something 😊

@@RobertBrunhage I completely agree with this and I wasn’t trying to come off as one rule for all, that goes against programming and general engineering. This is just my preference, as you said in the video to drop them in the comments. I come from (day to day) C, C++ mainly for game engine programming so things like grabbing resources outside the folder dir of the script, I’m used to. General app development and web have always looked very messy to me, almost unstable in both conventions and methodology of making systems. The pro of that is that there is a lot to learn from the methods on the internet. One of the biggest practices is separating business logic from UI and that’s why when I refer to Stacked I also mean the minor folder structure convention that is with it because the interpretation of that methodology of separation makes sense to me. But preferences aside, your videos are extremely helpful and shine a light on production practices that are shadowed when first learning Flutter. E.g., creating an actual AppName.dart/class to be called into void main() instead of having main + MyApp class in one file lol so minor but helps start clean code.

@@ianmcelvain9627 Oh hope I didn't come off as rude, it was not my intention! Sorry if that was the case. Thanks for sharing your experience and I think many will benefit from it! Thanks for the support and super happy you liked the video :)

Many thanks!

It depends on how small you think of features. I work at a very big company where folder by feature is implemented (or in android by module) which works great and that project is huge. I suggest giving it a try :)

Thanks Robert! Modules grasp better the concept for me than features :)

@@fabsync You can do pretty much the exact same thing with dart packages if you prefer that more! There are no hard rules here, just do what makes most sense!

These folders were just examples, if you are not using those in your projects you won't be using that folder! It was just for illustrational purposes

Hmm I just always had it so thought everyone did haha

It should be available to you when you're in the pubspec.yaml file.

Yeah, that's correct

What do you mean with @personal/? You can define it however you want aslong as you reference the correct path and that it is a package :)

@@RobertBrunhage I meant like naming packages like npm private packages.

@@madhusudhanr3527 Have not tried that so if you do, let me know of the results!

@@RobertBrunhage Thanks for the reply and will surely let you know if it works. A suggestion for future video. "SSL pinning in flutter apps"

You will see the changes immediately! Yes, sadly Flutter Web doesn't have the things I want right now (especially as I am moving to Next.js soon) :(

@@RobertBrunhage actually I'm planning to try flutter web for personal site. There's also something I want but still couldn't do it in flutter. Webview(type: script, link: gist link). anyone know a package with that kind of feature? by the way, great video, learn something new. Thanks Robert

I use repository for infrastructure, so storing data or calling apis. Services should contain and transform business logic independent of the view. Hope this helps :)

One Dark Pro :)

It's super easy to work it, and I like it a lot :)

I think it is material icon theme, looks great :)

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

If you click a lot of times and really fast maybe we can get 1 like on it!!!!