A fundamental architecture skill from a developer with 19 years of experience (MVI + Root Component) — a Flutter guide for turning AI agents into senior engineers
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A guide to the data layer of a Flutter application: the part that gets, stores, and converts data for the rest of the app. It covers data sources, repositories, data-transfer objects, domain models, JSON conversion, and reactive storage with BehaviorSubject.
junsuk5/survival-flutter-skills
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A guide for setting up dependency injection in a Flutter project with get_it. Dependency injection means providing a class with the objects it needs instead of making those objects itself.
junsuk5/survival-flutter-skills
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A type-safe error-handling pattern for Flutter apps using Result values instead of relying only on exceptions. A Result explicitly represents either success or failure in the program's data.
junsuk5/survival-flutter-skills
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A Flutter navigation pattern based on GoRouter, a package for declaring and moving between application routes.
junsuk5/survival-flutter-skills
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A presentation-layer pattern for Flutter apps using ChangeNotifier ViewModels, immutable state, explicit actions, and separate root and screen widgets. The presentation layer is the part that connects application data to the user interface.
junsuk5/survival-flutter-skills
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A set of rules for organizing a single-package Flutter app into layers and directories.
junsuk5/survival-flutter-skills
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A set of testing patterns for Flutter apps, including unit tests and widget tests. Unit tests check code in isolation, while widget tests check parts of the user interface.
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Skill Claude CodeCodex
A Flutter skill for building user interfaces from reusable widgets, which are the components used to construct Flutter app screens. It covers common screen elements, lists, dialogs, snackbars, accessibility, and design tokens.
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