Bad code runs, good code lasts.
There's a new cross-platform framework announcement. Well, maybe not brand new. It's actually open sourced. The team says they're starting with the v3 version and just moving their work to a GitHub repository (2k stars already!) and opening up the code. Lynx says it&
Bad code runs, good code lasts.
In this article, you will read about: * Appwrite performance: How fast Appwrite handles eCommerce simulation * Supabase performance: How fast Supabase performs under the same eCommerce simulation * Cloud vs Self-Hosted: How self-hosted instances can outperform cloud options, offering better control and performance for various use cases * Flexibility: Which platform, Supabase or
Bad code runs, good code lasts.
You're tasked with creating an amazing animated chart for your Flutter project. You decide to explore what Flutter offers and come across the awesome library fl_chart. And boom—you find that the chart types are limited. Sure, you could build a new chart type from scratch, but
Bad code runs, good code lasts.
When choosing a backend platform for your app or business, the options can seem endless. Two popular contenders in this space are Appwrite and Supabase—both offering services for managing databases, authentication and more. But how do they stack up against each other in terms of performance, scalability, and cost?
Bad code runs, good code lasts.
One day I found this comment, made by Mobile Lead. Avoid MAUl like the plague. It has terrible performance, open bugs that the team hasn’t solved since Xamarin Forms, terrible documentation. The tools don’t work. Compilation literally can take up to 30 minutes for a basic app. The
Bad code runs, good code lasts.
Are you choosing technology to develop a mobile application? I bet you must have heard about .NET MAUI and Flutter. Each has unique advantages. .NET MAUI, with its .NET roots, promises seamless integration and familiar C# development. Flutter, a modern competitor from Google, surprises with dynamic user interfaces and programmer-friendly
Bad code runs, good code lasts.
This article discusses deploying a fully usable Flutter Web application accessible using the Tor network. You might wonder, "Why and what for?". To create the best looking dark-web store avail... No. My goal has been to explore and experiment with this approach. While Tor is primarily known for
Bad code runs, good code lasts.
Flutter repository; retro-analysis you’ve never had time for. I explain how the Flutter repository has changed over the years, how many issues have been resolved and added by the team, and what the ratio of solving bugs in Flutter is. Let's uncover what really lies behind GitHub
Bad code runs, good code lasts.
The world of technology is evolving at a rapid pace, and it’s time to accelerate the development process. Developers must focus on leveraging premade infrastructure to optimize benefits while ensuring the highest quality. The goal is to create reliable, scalable systems without overengineering the mobile app itself. Rather than
Bad code runs, good code lasts.
The financial technology (fintech) industry is witnessing a rise, pushed by increasing users turning to mobile banking and online banking apps. Cross-platform functionality Flutter stands as an interesting choice for fintech app development, distinguished by its cross-platform capabilities that deliver consistent performance across both iOS and Android platforms. This attribute
Bad code runs, good code lasts.
In this article, you'll discover how to choose the right machine learning algorithm adjusted to your specific needs. Whether you're working on predictive analytics, classification tasks or optimizing processes, understanding which algorithm works best for your project can be challenging. I'll break down key