Taufik Fredi Pratama·18h agoFlutter Offline-First: Saving Locally Is the Easy PartWhat an offline-first Flutter app needs beyond a local write: pending operations, atomic Drift transactions, and honest delivery states…
KEVIN ZIYADA ASERU·2d agoBuilding a sync engine in Flutter: the outbox pattern, idempotency keys and retriesYour user pressed Submit with no signal. Here’s how to deliver it exactly once, without draining their data. Part 4 of Built for Us.A response icon1A response icon1
Taufik Fredi Pratama·2d agoWorkManager Can Retry Your Work. It Can’t Make Your Server Idempotent.WorkManager can send an operation again. Only the server can stop it applying twice. What the Field Ops tests show, and what they don’t.
KEVIN ZIYADA ASERU·Oct 29The UI reads only from local: connecting Drift to Flutter screens with RiverpodYour users’ answers are saved on the phone. So why does the screen still wait for the network? Part 3 of Built for Us.A response icon1A response icon1
Boffin Coders Pvt. Ltd.·Oct 28The Upload That Vanished: Why We Built a Durable Queue for FlutterYou tap Upload. The progress bar moves, the train goes into a tunnel, and you put the phone away. When you open the app that evening, the…
Rohit Kashyap·Oct 28The Honest MiddleOur outbox now says how sure it is about everything you wrote offline. What the word pending taught me about honest software.
Selcen Haskırış Canbay·Oct 26Offline-First Android: Room, Katmanlı Retry ve WorkManager ile Güvenilir SenkronizasyonKullanıcılar uygulamanızı metroda, asansörde ya da çekim gücü zayıf bir kafede açıyor. “İnternet vardır” varsayımıyla yazılmış bir uygulama…
Nithin Wilson·Oct 25Flutter Offline Forms: Building Reliable Apps Without InternetA practical guide to local storage, GPS tracking, photo uploads, and automatic synchronization in Flutter.
Rishi Banota·Oct 24Top 7 Offline-First Android Apps That Respect Your Privacy in 2026 (#1 Runs AI Locally)Ditch cloud lock-in: privacy-first apps that work offline, store data locally, and never phone home.A response icon1A response icon1
Rohit Kashyap·Oct 21The Hour the Internet Goes QuietWhat I’ve been building at Zyaku, who it’s for, and why the core of it is going open source
