SinaSys/flutter_go_rest_app
This codebase is a comprehensive educational repository demonstrating multiple architectural patterns for a Flutter application that manages users, posts, todos, and comments via the GoRest API. It provides parallel implementations of Layered Architecture, Clean Architecture, and MVVM, each realized with different state management solutions including GetX, BLoC/Cubit, and Provider/RxDart. The system features a shared network layer using Dio v5, environment-based configuration for backend switching, and reusable UI components for consistent user feedback.
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Weak · 3 August 2026
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bus factor · 4 authors in all
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How it got here
2022 · Multi-architecture refactoring
This period was defined by the systematic refactoring of the codebase into multiple parallel implementations using different state management patterns (GetX, Cubit, Bloc) and architectural styles (Layered, Clean). The team removed an obsolete Flutter application, upgraded the networking layer to Dio v5, and established shared UI and network components to support these diverse architectural approaches.
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2023–2025 · multi-architecture implementation
The project expanded its codebase to implement the same application features across multiple architectural patterns, including Clean Architecture with Cubit, GetX, and Provider, as well as an MVVM structure using Bloc and GetX. This period focused on establishing the foundational scaffolding, dependency injection, and core network layers for each variant, while also introducing a new Spring Boot backend to support these diverse frontend implementations.
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