v0.2.0
linked_scroll_controller
A scroll controller that allows two or more scroll views to be in sync.
335Likes 168K30-day downloads130Pub points
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Four in a Row
An online version of the popular game four in a row, written in Flutter + Dart on the client and Rust on the server side.
- Stars
- 35
- Forks
- 8
- Last push (UTC)
- Aug 3, 2026
- Project status
- Active
Original README
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Four in a Row - App
An online version of the popular game four in a row, written in Flutter + Dart on the client and Rust on the server side.
Download here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ml.fourinarow
Or play online (beta): https://play.fourinarow.ffactory.me/
Related Projects:
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Clientside: fourinarow-app
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Serverside: fourinarow-server
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[WIP] bot / watcher: fourinarow-bot
Features:
- world wide online play
- over 5000 downloads
- account creation, friends system
- beautiful, minimalist design
- subtle animations
- request to battle your friends
- local mode: two players - one device
Under the hood:
- clean architecture: state and view completely separate
- reliable websocket connection
- automatic reconnection
- message delivery guarantee
- message reordering on client and server side
GitHub author
Filippo Orrù ↗
LanguagesDartRubyHTMLDockerfileSwiftShellKotlinObjective-C
Categories
Flutter dependencies
v7.0.1
flutter_keyboard_visibility
Flutter plugin for discovering the state of the soft-keyboard visibility on Android and iOS.
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v2.1.4
stream_channel
An abstraction for two-way communication channels based on the Dart Stream class.
77Likes 12.2M30-day downloads140Pub points
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Dependencies used
Dependency list 21 items
- flutter
{"sdk":"flutter"} - cupertino_icons
^1.0.1+1 - vibration
^1.7.4-nullsafety.0 - web_socket_channel
^2.0.0 - flutter_keyboard_visibility
^5.0.0 - shared_preferences
^2.0.4 - url_launcher
^6.1.0 - http
^1.1.0 - equatable
^2.0.0 - flutter_local_notifications
^16.1.0 - provider
^6.0.2 - tuple
^2.0.0 - android_intent
^2.0.0 - connectivity
^3.0.2 - stream_channel
^2.1.0 - lottie
^2.7.0 - share
^2.0.1 - logger
^2.0.2+1 - linked_scroll_controller
^0.2.0 - archive
^3.5.0 - flutter_testDevelopment
{"sdk":"flutter"}
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