Hello, fellow tech people!.We're Surf, and we build mobile & web apps millions of people love: for Société Générale bank, KFC, MARS, etc. Here to share >12 years experience in app development for #foodtech, #fintech, #ecommerce, and #healthcare companies.

⚠️ The main thing: if the app is made for tablets too, always pass sharePositionOrigin.

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It turns out that in the case of tablets, you shouldn't neglect the additional sharePositionOrigin parameter. By default, the system on tablets has no idea where and what size to draw the standard Share dialog. 💡 Discussion and solution to the problem:

While working on one of our projects, we had a bug where the Share button didn't work on iPads. The implementation was as usual with the Share.share('message'); line, but the console didn't like something about the MethodChanel of it when it was executed.

The Share package, or to be more precise, its successor share_plus—the simplest library possible. You pass Share.share('message');—and the sharing works on all phones without any problems. But if you use tablets in development, it's not so obvious 👇

In the cards, I tell them why this happens and what to do 👇 . And here are the links to packages that will help make things right: .🔹 decimal — 🔹 money2 —

Hi, it’s Mark! I’m the Team Lead of the #Flutter at Surf. I have a tradition. Every time I start a new project, I explain to someone on the team that performing money operations with built-in types in #Dart is not allowed under any circumstances.

@mkobuolys 7. Flutter basics.• How Flutter's Stateful Widget Lifecycle works — • How Flutter renders Widgets — • Flutter Apprentice —

@mkobuolys 6. #Dart.• Introduction to Dart — • Dart Apprentice —

@mkobuolys 5. Structures, algorithms and sorting.• Basic Data Structures in Dart — • Sorting examples using Hungarian folk dance — • Grokking Algorithms — • Data Structures & Algorithms —

4. OOP.• Flutter Design Patterns by @mkobuolys — • Design patterns: elements of reusable object-oriented software — • The Object-Oriented Thought Process —

3. CLI.• What is Command Line Interface (CLI) — • The Linux command line for beginners —

🏄‍♂️And here are some additional stuff you may need to become the master of the #Flutter sea:.1. GIT.• What is version control? — • What is Git — 2. IDE.• Set up an editor by Flutter —

#Flutter Developer Roadmap: Git + OOP + #Dart = 💙. We've gathered everything a flutter developer needs to know: tools, skills, and useful materials 👇

In the next tab, you can access the code of the MyWidget widget from this gist in DartPad:

👉 To learn more about how the app and text widgets handle textScaleFactor, and how to prepare for scenarios where users may change the text scale, check out the details in the cards below.

As a result, the text may appear twice as large as the font size specified in the application code, resulting in a departure from the intended styling. Goodbye, beautiful styling.

💡 The key to understanding this issue lies in the textScaleFactor property. Both the Text and RichText widgets have this property. The textScaleFactor is a crucial Accessibility parameter that is defined by the user on their device. It determines the scale of the text displayed.

When working with text widgets, you may encounter a scenario where everything appears to be working fine in the emulator, but on a real device, the layout suddenly changes. Here's how to avoid that🧵