Zen Bui

🧭 Introducing ZenRouter 📷 — a routing library for @FlutterDev that simply works™️ - No codegen required - Type-safe routing - Supports a scalable paradigm (Imperative, Declarative, or Coordinator) pub.dev/packages/zenro… #FlutterDev #GoRouter #AutoRoute

Who gonna try this in #Flutter?

New blog post: what do you do when your Flutter layout needs the parent to wrap its children, but the layout delegate already locked the size? You drop one level and write a render object. A slot-based approach keeps the boilerplate manageable aloisdeniel.com/blog/flutter-s…

@imadetheseworks @claudeai AI is eating itself

I've seen two (new?) things with @claudeai recently: 1. a lot of "this isn't needed. actually it is needed. Wait. Actually, this is entirely unnecessary." I even see this in the result of plan mode 2. adds useless "section" comments everywhere // --- // Build // --- build()

I have been working on Obsidian Reader for a over a year. I didn't want to share it until I felt it was good enough. It's finally there. Consistent formatting for any article. Outline, syntax highlighting, nice footnotes, adjustable typography. Runs locally. Just rules, no AI.

Released `build_runner` 2.13, mostly performance improvements :) pub.dev/packages/build… It's faster across the board, but particularly for large projects: with these improvements plus an upcoming analyzer release, an incremental build on 10000 files that used to take 45s with 2.12 is now nearly 5x faster, just 9.5s. Full benchmark numbers are here: github.com/dart-lang/buil…

Something is cooking #flutter #flutterdev

I have resurrected Fuchsia's Armadillo UI via a slop-upgrade from 2017 Flutter of old open source code jpohhhh.github.io/armadillazarus/ (buggy but working, some features in next tweets) (context: 9to5google.com/2017/05/10/fuc… by @SkylledDev )

@pavanpodila Yes, i can't see things again after learning about state machine. Everything is state machine now 😆

Most Apps = State Machine of State Machines with human and system actors manipulating entities and driving the State Machine

@perkelef Hidden gem, thank you for developing hisma. I'm on the quest learning statecharts and found it 💙

Just released hisma 0.3.1 that is a hierarchical state machine implementation for #dart and #flutter. This release adds support for internal transitions: pub.dev/packages/hisma hisma_visual_monitor was also updated, as you see in the image how internal transitions are shown:

@obenkucuk @imadetheseworks Brilliant 😍😍😍

@imadetheseworks @definev2 Have you ever looked at this package before: pub.dev/packages/navig…. From what I understand, what you want is something similar to this. Maybe looking at its code could be helpful

@definev2 since you've worked with Navigator a bunch now, have you found any way to have a navigator that is sized by its child?

@imadetheseworks To be honest, I am just scratching the surface of Navigator widget. Maybe NavigatorObserver would help?

@shiweidu Yeah, i feel the same too. Developer need to pay perf tax for fancy high-level features

Once you start using advanced features and more modern syntax, the kernel will perform various boundary checks for you. I personally believe this is the biggest obstacle to Dart's performance.

The practical evidence from alien_signals and roux shows that Dart is better suited to being treated like C code to achieve good performance than like a high-level language.

@imadetheseworks @mahersafadii motor and all rivership package are based. i use motor whenever encounter animation, sss for sheet, heroine for hero anim 💙

@mahersafadii Might be one of the highlights of my career to have built a force multiplier for oss 🥹

These use motor, and it makes me really, really happy to see

@KhalidWarsa Try Zenrouter, you'll never want to go back to Gorouter again pub.dev/packages/zenro… You can use my tailored, opinionated SKILL .md to setup greenfield project skills.sh/definev/zenrou…

Me: spent hours debugging my app The bug:

@shiweidu OpenClaw is a scam 🫠 Change my mind

I recently saw some KOLs in the Web3 field working on OpenClaw, and it was as laughable as seeing those idiots posting AI articles on WeChat public accounts. Life needs these idiots to add some fun to it.

@MatejKnopp @dart_lang 🎇🎇🎇

flutter_zero ✅ (almost) skia_dart ✅ (getting there) time to start rewriting dart:ui in @dart_lang ?

@RydMike @ThomasBurkhartB I think workspace mode solved it! Before we need to use melos for managing dependencies for local-pkgs and it's a third party solution so feel a bit uncomfortable and unreliable with change from sdk. Now it's officially supported so I don't need to worry too much about perf

@definev2 @ThomasBurkhartB ...still annoying asf to maintain. Then there is/was also the sad affair of using a lot of local pkgs that kills analyzer performance too. Like "it was never built to support that" well, sigh. But I think that has been largely resolved, maybe, have not followed the case lately.

Hi @definev2 you should add a zen_router skill

@RydMike @ThomasBurkhartB For limiting which APIs are exposed to the public, I use `show` or `hide` import. It's a good practice for managing visibility of API. I learned that from JS world, they usually have an export statement for each file, but that's overkill so i only apply it for the barrel file

@definev2 @ThomasBurkhartB ... pub or local pkgs as well, but at least there is lint that you can use that says, no don't do that and violate the published interface, which I do and trip analyzer on in CI. I guess you could build you own lint for that for not using things exported via a barrel file too.

@RydMike @ThomasBurkhartB I also used to import files directly. But for multi-module projects with individual `RouteModule`s, barrel files are much more effective. They create a better semantic layer for managing public and protected APIs.

@definev2 @ThomasBurkhartB Barel export? Really? I don't recommend using them, they were and are imo always bad for analyzer perf in Dart, just import what you need in project for each file. Plus I have rules/blocks to never use barels and CI fails if it finds them, but ok to each their own.