How I built and published a Flutter app in 48 hours

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unDraw

Another "nice-to-have" is an on-boarding flow. This is what is shown when a user first starts up the app. I used the smooth_page_indicator package as well as some images from unDraw to show a few pages explaining Flow's core functionality. On the last page, the user can also opt in or out of the analytics and crash reporting mentioned above.

#Illustrations #Design Tools #Web Development Tools 71 social mentions

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Timelog.link

A couple of years ago, I built and published my first app built with Flutter, Timelog. It's a time tracking app which lets you track your time across different activities, and set daily/weekly/monthly goals per activity. I built this app mainly for myself, but I was quite happy to find out that a lot of other people have found it useful too.

#Time Management #Goal Setting And OKRs #Habit Tracker 6 social mentions

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ImprovMX

Sharing functionality that simply shares the landing page's URL, and a feedback option that opens up an email to Flow's support email. I used ImprovMX to forward support emails to a personal email account.

#Email #Email Routing #DevOps Tools 57 social mentions