nisrulz/flutter-examples
This system is a comprehensive collection of Flutter example applications designed to demonstrate various UI components, state management patterns, and platform integrations. It provides complete, runnable templates for features such as navigation, animations, local storage, and third-party services like Firebase. The repository also includes build scripts and test scaffolding to support development and verification of these examples.
44.1
Weak · 5 August 2026
16k
lines of production code
Dart
primary language
1
bus factor · 41 authors in all
4
measurements over time
How it got here
2017 · Flutter example app expansion
This period focused on populating the repository with a diverse set of Flutter example applications, each demonstrating specific UI components and platform integration. The work involved creating complete project scaffolding for Android and iOS, adding corresponding Dart source files for features like navigation, theming, and state management, and establishing initial test coverage for each example.
34 changes
2018–2019 · expansion of example applications
This period focused on significantly expanding the repository's collection of example applications, introducing new demos for features like navigation drawers, list views, grid layouts, and Firebase integration. Each new example was accompanied by the necessary native project scaffolding and initial test coverage to ensure the samples were functional and maintainable.
28 changes
2020–2023 · Example application expansion
This period was defined by the addition of numerous new Flutter example applications, each demonstrating specific features such as Firebase integration, biometric authentication, and local data storage. The work focused on providing complete, runnable templates for developers to understand how to implement these capabilities in their own projects.
23 changes
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- The description of this project is derived from its own commit history, not from its README.
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