Ritesh Gadre’s Post

Exploring the enchanting world of Flutter where code turns into magic spells, and 'It's impossible' becomes 'It's done' with each fluttering widget! ✨💻🚀 #FlutterFun #MagicOfFlutter #FlutterLove #CodeMagic #FlutterDev #WidgetWonders #FlutterEnchantment #TechWizardry #DevLife #DartDreams #MobileAppMagic #FlutterJourney #InfinitePossibilities #FlutterInspiration #AppDevelopment #UIUXWizard #DevCommunity

Day 14 of #100DaysOfCode 🚀 Today, I built a Race Tracker app 🏁 to simulate race progress between two players and deepened my understanding of Kotlin Coroutines 🤖 for handling concurrency. Coroutines are a game-changer for managing long-running tasks without blocking the main thread, keeping the app responsive. I also explored writing unit tests 🧪 to efficiently test coroutine-based code. Key Learnings: ☑ Coroutines improve readability: The code is more intuitive, providing a clear sequence of execution. ☑ Jetpack Integration: Jetpack libraries like Compose and ViewModel offer full support for coroutines, simplifying structured concurrency. ☑ Structured Concurrency: Coroutines eliminate boilerplate code, making concurrent tasks safe and ensuring no resources are wasted. This has been an exciting challenge, and I’m eager to apply these skills in upcoming projects! 🎯 #AndroidDevelopment #JetpackCompose #LearnInPublic

Day 6 of my #100DaysofCode journey: Unveiling the magic of React! Today's highlights include mastering App Routing, API calls, delving into useEffect, and harnessing the power of Context APIs. Exciting layers of knowledge added to my coding arsenal! 💼💡 #ReactDevelopment #CodingProgress #LearningReact

🚀 Just discovered a handy new feature in Flutter testing! 🎉 You can now configure your test output to show only the failing tests. This is incredibly useful for reducing clutter, especially since we’re usually more focused on the tests that fail, not the ones that pass. To access this feature, simply run your tests with: flutter test -r failures-only Loving this improvement—it makes debugging much cleaner and more efficient! 🛠️ #Flutter #DevTools #MobileDevelopment #CodingTips #Testing #FlutterDev

#day6ofcode Today was much more interesting. Are you wondering what I accomplished 🤔? Well, I continued reading the book I started yesterday and gained some meaningful insights. I also progressed with the TypeScript course on Mimo and did some backend work with Express. To add to that, I continued the Flutter course on YouTube and began developing my first app—a simple music app inspired by Deezer. #software #computer #selfimprovement #letsconnect #technology #ai #learning. #engineering #30daysofcode

Just leveled up my skills at Geekster Company's master class webinar on Node.js! Ready to revolutionize my API game. 💻 #NodeJS #APIDevelopment #GeeksterMasterclass"

Here is a straightforward method to create a singleton in Flutter without relying on any packages from pub.dev. Simplicity at its best! 😎 #SingletonPattern #Flutter #FlutterDevelopment #CodingSimplified

🚀 Day 16 Highlights 🚀 Focused on string questions today to keep my DSA skills sharp and maintain my streak on Leetcode. 💪 Started brainstorming for buildspace ideas, a exciting week has begun. Let's see where it takes us. 🌟 Spent time debugging the Riverpod auth app in Flutter. Every bug fixed brings me closer to a robust application. 🐞 Each day is a new opportunity to learn, grow, and build. Looking forward to the exciting challenges ahead! 🚀 #Leetcode #DSA #Buildspace #NightsAndWeekends #Flutter #Riverpod #Debugging #CodingJourney #ContinuousLearning #DeveloperLife

Today, I learned about state management using Jetpack Compose. There are two types of states in Kotlin that are similar to Flutter: *Stateless*: A stateless composable is a composable that doesn't own any state. This means it doesn't hold, define, or modify new state. *Stateful*: A stateful composable is a composable that owns a piece of state that can change over time. #JetpackCompose #Kotlin #Flutter

R1D5: 🚀 Day 5 of 100 Days of Code Recap 🚀 Today was all about diving into SwiftUI views and building the Code History question screen. Focused on displaying the question and offering four options, I had a blast putting Swift UI into action. Creating with SwiftUI was a joy; I couldn't be happier with the progress. I am looking forward to seeing where this journey takes me! 💻✨ #100DaysofCode #SwiftUI #AppDevelopment