Overview of My Submission
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First time experimenting with AppWrite, and I'm really happy to find some great concurrent to my usual BackOffice.
I didn't had a lot of time, and even less ideas, so I created a little application Android/iOS with Flutter a Google UI framework created in 2017. It uses the Google back-end language Dart created in 2011.
The application is based on a MVVM architecture using Stacked by FilledStacks as a state management. The usage of Stacked is for maintainability and readability. Stacked uses implicitly the Provider package.
As previously said, MoodyDiary is relying on the Stacked package. The main idea is to use an MVVM pattern to remove any business logic from the UI layouts by putting this logic in a separated view model. This adds more clarity and maintainability.
We can decompose the project into 4 layers: the Models, The Views, and finally the ViewModels.
In the project, the views are for display only.
They can trigger interactions through Buttons/GestureDetector/Events that will call ViewModel methods.
The ViewModel data-bind all the data from the services and models and create getters for the view and notify the view of any changes (using a ReactiveServiceMixin or a NotifyListeners)
Submission Category:
Mobile Moguls
Link to Code
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moody_diary
A basic auth using Flutter with Stacked state management and Appwrite.io as BackOffice
Summary
MoodyDiary
The project is made with Flutter a Google UI framework created in 2017 It uses the Google back-end language Dart created in 2011, Dart
The application is based on a MVVM architecture using Stacked by FilledStacks as a state management The usage of Stacked is for maintainability and readability Stacked uses implicitly the Provider package.
Current architecture
As previously said, MoodyDiary is relying on the Stacked package. The main idea is to use an MVVM pattern to remove any business logic from the UI layouts by putting this logic in a separated view model. This adds more clarity and maintainability.
We can decompose the project into 4 layers: the Models, The Views, and finally the ViewModels.
In the project, the views are for display only.
They can trigger interactions through Buttons/GestureDetector/Events that will call ViewModel methods.
The ViewModel class can extend different types…
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