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state_experiments

Companion repository to the "Build reactive mobile apps in Flutter" talk

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Welcome to the companion repository to the Google I/O 2018 talk by @mjohnsullivan and @filiph called Build reactive mobile apps with Flutter.

The meat of this repo is in the shared/ directory. That contains our shopping app example built in many different architectural patterns. The app decides in runtime (in lib/main.dart) which pattern it's going to use. The architectures themselves are in subdirectories of lib/src/.

The two hello_world*/ directories are the incrementer app before the live coding session and after it.

This is not an official Google product.

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Builds games and silly software experiments in @flutter, @dart-lang and sometimes other technologies.

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LanguagesDartSwiftKotlinShellObjective-C

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