Freelance Flutter developer. Author of Programming Flutter with @pragprog Tweeting about #MobileDev, #Writing and #opensource
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It's been one year since @pragprog published my Programming #Flutter book!
You can head over to its DevTalk page (devtalk.com/books/programmin…) where there is a 35% discount for you to use to buy the book, and a place where I'll try my best to answer any of your Flutter questions.
Eager to hear fellow @pragprog author @nusco frame #MachineLearning in a way that is easier to understand fully for us developers! – at Modena, Emilia Romagna
My blog isn't dead yet! I've just been bored of sounding like a broken record on Flutter, so here's completely unrelated basic #Kubernetes #Linux #DevOps stuff.
carmine.dev/posts/kubernetes…
dev.to/carminezacc/creating-…
I'm not seeing many #Flutter-bashing React Native devs anymore. Is it because I'm in a bubble of Flutter-lovimg extremists and have been off-Twitter for too long, or have they all realized the errors of their ways?
67%They're gone!
33%YOU're not seeing them!
6 votes • Final results Carmine Zaccagnino retweeted
"Fuchsia's primary app-development language is Flutter, a cross-platform UI toolkit from Google. Flutter runs on Android, iOS, and the web, so writing Flutter apps today for existing platforms means you're also writing Fuchsia apps for tomorrow"
Nailed #Flutter #flutterdev
Google launches its third major operating system, Fuchsia arstechnica.com/?p=1767419
Never explored UIs beyond text input and output? It's time to broaden your horizons! Swift, SwiftUI, Flutter, Alexa, SDR, game frameworks and more. Get 50% off select titles at pragprog.com with promo code "Interfaces2021" Details at bit.ly/3mHB2Fq
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Carmine Zaccagnino retweeted
What’s New In Flutter 2?
It seems like Flutter is getting ready for going beyond mobile app development.
smashingmagazine.com/2021/03…
So excited about #Flutter 2 I wrote an article about it on @smashingmag with an example of a Flutter desktop app as well! smashingmagazine.com/2021/03…
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Check out our new Medium Publication where you'll find PragProg content you know and love in an entirely new format. Not a Medium subscriber? Watch this space in the coming months for content created just for you! PragProg + Medium bit.ly/36OpNnY
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If you are a paid Medium member, you can now access Programming #Flutter and the rest of the amazing PragProg catalog on Medium!
1/ We’re excited to announce the renowned technical publisher @pragprog is now on Medium.
For 20 years, The Pragmatic Programmers have helped a generation of programmers dive into the world of software development. read.medium.com/NGCjiHI
Carmine Zaccagnino retweeted
Our Black Friday sale is back! Use coupon code turkeysale2020 to save 40% on ebooks and audio books from pragprog.com. Check out deals from our partners and grab some PragSwag. Early Bird Black Friday Sale starts today bit.ly/38CSNks
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My first post on carmine.dev in quite a while, and it's about the drawbacks of using Flutter for Web apps at the moment and some workarounds for those issues.
carmine.dev/posts/flutterweb…
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Fellow #Italians! You will soon have something you can recommend to English-challenged people who want to learn #Flutter or to anyone who would rather read something in Italian about it with all the content from Programming Flutter!
hoeplieditore.it/scheda-libr…
Carmine Zaccagnino retweeted
🤩 @GooglePay rewrites their mobile app with @FlutterDev!
Are you in India or Singapore? Test this version on Android and iOS. When #GooglePay fully migrates, it will be one of the largest @FlutterDev deployments.
Learn why Google Pay chose Flutter → goo.gle/3kvT0bT
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Carmine Zaccagnino retweeted
Null safety is the largest change we’ve made to Dart since we replaced the original unsound optional type system with a sound static type system in Dart 2.0.
💡Dart engineer @munificentbob breaks down this big language change.
Read more here → goo.gle/2OZ4GWF
Fun fact: Part I and Part II of my Programming #Flutter book are almost exactly the same length: "Getting Started With Flutter" is 135 pages long, "Doing More With Flutter" is 145 pages long. Of course that's not counting the introduction and the appendices in either.
If there's anything specific you'd like me to cover on carmine.dev next, let me know!