The latest updates to our products.
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Flutter Course The last impression you leave is the most important one. And the ending of our course was lacking and a bit cringe.
We created a proper review system that let’s you leave a rating and review. We also cleaned up the lesson content to make it more direct and to the point.
But even more importantly, we now collect these reviews and can use them to improve the course over time. This is a big step for us and we are excited to see the feedback.
Website We’re excited to announce that we now offer Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) pricing for users in India, Brazil, Egypt and Turkey.
PPP pricing adjusts our prices to reflect the economic conditions in different regions. This makes our membership accessible in lower-income countries.
Our goal is to make the highest quality Flutter education accessible worldwide. We’re committed to expanding PPP pricing to other regions where it makes sense, ensuring developers everywhere can access the tools they need to succeed.
Just visit our site and you’ll see the pricing that’s right for your region.
We are optimistic that this will be a positive step for the community. But we are also monitoring fraud and abuse to ensure the integrity of the system.
Want PPP pricing for your country? Send us an email at support@hungrimind.com and let us know where you’re located. We’re actively working on expanding to more regions.
Website Flutter Kit 0.3.2 AI tools are becoming essential for Flutter development, but getting consistent, high-quality results requires proper configuration. We’ve made significant improvements to help you get the most out of AI-powered development.
We’ve completely refined the Flutter Kit AI rules to have a deeper understanding of the MVVM architecture and production patterns. The rules now provide much more specific guidance on:
When you ask AI to implement features, you should now get significantly more consistent results that follow the Flutter Kit’s standards.
The Flutter Kit documentation now includes links and insights into Flutter’s new AI rules template. We also provide some context on why we’re not using their rules, but it might still be valuable to be aware of.
Website We have been working on Hungrimind full-time for almost a year. During this time, we have been focusing all our effort on creating the very best Flutter learning experience that we can.
Since then, we have added a few more products like the Flutter Kit and Kubernetes Kit. Our goals have always been bigger than just teaching Flutter, but the way we communicate this goal was lacking.
We started as a Flutter Course, but our goal has been way bigger than just teaching Flutter. Our goal is to help you build good products (which includes learning Flutter as the first step). But there are many more steps to it. And the only way to learn is to build. With the courses, kits, and community.
And this is why we introduced the Hungrimind Membership, so you can access all the resources we have created to help you do that.
Check out the new landing page yourself!
Flutter Kit 0.3.1 Resolved a routing conflict in BestRouterConfig where the initialRouteInformation would ignore deep-link URLs from the platform. The router now correctly prioritizes the platform’s URL for deep links, while falling back to the RouterService state for default (/) launches. This ensures both web deep-linking and pre-configured app start-up routes function as expected.
Before
class BestRouterConfig extends RouterConfig<Object> { BestRouterConfig({required RouterService routerService}) : super( routerDelegate: AppRouterDelegate(routerService: routerService), routeInformationProvider: PlatformRouteInformationProvider( initialRouteInformation: RouteInformation( uri: Uri.parse( routerService.navigationStack.value.last.uri.toString(), ), ), ), backButtonDispatcher: RootBackButtonDispatcher(), routeInformationParser: AppRouteInformationParser( routes: routerService.supportedRoutes, ), );}After
class BestRouterConfig extends RouterConfig<Object> { BestRouterConfig({required RouterService routerService}) : super( routerDelegate: AppRouterDelegate(routerService: routerService), routeInformationProvider: _createRouteInformationProvider( routerService, ), backButtonDispatcher: RootBackButtonDispatcher(), routeInformationParser: AppRouteInformationParser( routes: routerService.supportedRoutes, ), );
static PlatformRouteInformationProvider _createRouteInformationProvider( RouterService routerService, ) { final String platformInitialRoute = PlatformDispatcher.instance.defaultRouteName;
final String appInitialRoute = routerService.navigationStack.value.last.uri .toString();
final String initialLocation = (platformInitialRoute == '/' && appInitialRoute != '/') ? appInitialRoute : platformInitialRoute;
return PlatformRouteInformationProvider( initialRouteInformation: RouteInformation( uri: Uri.parse(initialLocation), ), ); }}Articles should be good. They should deliver high value, look nice, and be entertaining to read.
We removed many articles. Some were launch articles that didn’t provide much value. Others were videos that were transcribed into articles.
Those articles did not meet our quality bar.
We have purged our articles to make space for the articles that matter.
To go along with the article quality improvements, we also updated the thumbnails and the layout of the article page.
Enjoy better quality free content!
Website As developers, we dislike situations where information is not transparent enough. We felt this for our Flutter Kit and Kubernetes Kit. We have detailed documentation, but we didn’t show it to you until you made a purchase.
Now we do.
The documentation is a key part of the kits. They teach how you would use the kits, how you would extend them, and just general knowledge of the topic.
So, after long consideration, we decided to make the documentation publicly available. You will now see an option in the Kit landing pages to explore the documentation.
Website Once you have logged in, the dashboard is the first thing you see every time you visit. Because of this, it must showcase what you are looking for in a good way. So here are some new updates.
The new structure focuses on showing the most important things at the top. First, if you haven’t joined the Discord community, it will show a banner. This goes away once you join.
Then the main thing you see is all your products, letting you continue your learning and building journey.
From feedback, we have heard that it’s hard to know when our products have been updated. Two days ago, we shipped a changelog, but without clicking into that page, you might still miss it. Now, if there are any changes, you will see a pop-up of the last three updates and a button to see more details.
Kubernetes Kit 1.1 A month ago we updated the Flutter Kit documentation. And following the same guidelines, we updated the Kubernetes Kit documentation.
Website September through December is the time to lock in. We are starting with a big shift to become a more cohesive brand with a professional look and feel.
The course has been our focus, to make it really stand out as a premium product, and be undoubtedly “The Best Flutter Course On The Internet”. But the rest of the website did not match the quality … until now.
We call our new design “Modern Analog”. It’s a combination of a modern look and feel with a touch of analog, to give it a more human and personal feel. The landing page looks professional and matches the rest of the website.
But this update is a major overhaul of the entire platform. The articles and documentation have been updated to feel professional from the first iteration of the website.
We now have a changelog page. We received feedback that some people are reluctant to subscribe because they don’t know what the future holds.
Robert and I don’t do a good job of communicating the changes we make to the product. We have been consistently adding new features and improving the product since October 2022.
This is a project that is a collection of our work together. Hungrimind is a lifelong project of everything that we learn and teach. And the best way to show this is not by making promises, but by showing proof of previous consistent improvements.
As of this release, the history is short because I didn’t want to go through years of updates and backfill the changelog.
Flutter Kit 0.3 Kubernetes Kit 1.0 This is the initial release of the Kubernetes Kit. It includes all the core features that we use in production, such as MetalLB Load Balancer, Nginx Ingress, SSL Certificates, Monitoring, Backup to AWS, Redis Caching, Certificate Managers, and more.
Flutter Kit 0.2.2 The command is now hungrimind flutter create instead of hungrimind create flutter.
This new structure is more consistent by using the <product> <action> syntax. To use the new command, update your CLI by running:
npm install -g @hungrimind/hungrimind-cliThe initialRouteInformation in best_router.dart now uses the RouterService path instead of a default value.
Flutter Kit 0.2 You can now access a static instance of your translation using the static
Translate class.
Example:
print(Translate.current.appName);By using locator<NotifyService>, you now have access to a service to either show a toast or initiate haptic feedback (vibration).
Before migration:
toastService.showToast( 'This is a toast message',);After migration:
notifyService.setToastEvent( ToastEventSuccess(message: Translate.current.errorGeneric),);Using the new notification system, you can now initiate haptic feedback.
notifyService.setHapticFeedbackEvent(HapticFeedbackEvent.success);We updated the formatter to better respect trailing commas.
formatter: trailing_commas: preserveThis is the initial release of the Flutter Kit. It includes all the core features that we use in production, such as MVVM Architecture, Routing, and more.