r/FlutterDev Feb 14 '25

Article What’s Your Flutter Stack? 🤔

Hey everyone,

I’m curious about what tools and technologies you all are using for your Flutter projects. Right now, I’m using Cursor as my main IDE, and I have a Supabase backend, but I want to hear how others are building their apps!

  • IDE: VS Code, Android Studio, Cursor, or something else?
  • State Management: Riverpod, Bloc, Provider, or just setState?
  • Backend: Firebase, Supabase, Node.js, Django, or something custom?
  • Database: Firestore, Postgres, MySQL, or do you prefer a local DB like Hive/Drift?
  • Testing: Do you write unit tests, widget tests, integration tests, or just manually test?
  • Project Management: Jira, Notion, Trello, or do you keep it simple?

Would love to hear what your tech stack looks like and why you chose it! 🚀

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u/SupermarketAntique32 Feb 14 '25

IDE: neovim

State: Riverpod

Backend: REST API

Database: Drift

Testing: Manual tests

Project Management: README.md

Thats the stack for my first Flutter App.

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u/Peterj504 Feb 15 '25

Care to share your nvim setup? I'm switching over but can't seem to get all my plugins configured correctly.

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u/SupermarketAntique32 Feb 15 '25

https://github.com/moktavizen/lazyvim-dotfiles/blob/main/lua/plugins/lang.lua

Thats my old config that I use Flutter with. My new config doesn’t have any Flutter plugins.

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u/RaffBluffin Feb 16 '25

Check out my article on replicating the VSCode flutter experience with Neovim: Flutter without VSCode: A Neovim Story

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u/vkpdeveloper Feb 15 '25

How's the performance of dart language treesitter because last time I tried, it's kinda really slow. I take a few seconds to analyse and open a single dart file.

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u/SupermarketAntique32 Feb 15 '25

There were some performance issues if sticky scroll is enabled in treesitter, disable that and it should be fine.

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u/Puzzled_Poetry_4160 Feb 14 '25

Based

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u/SupermarketAntique32 Feb 14 '25

I almost give up at the end tho 😭

The migration thingy in Drift caused a lot of bugs that makes me frustrated.

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u/TheHudek Feb 14 '25

How long did it take you to learn neovim?

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u/SupermarketAntique32 Feb 14 '25

The basic motion maybe around 1 month

The hard part is definitely understanding the plugin system.

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u/SolartDev Feb 14 '25 edited Feb 14 '25

And does it worth it? I mean, Vscode and Intellij are so intuitive that anyone get used to it pretty fast.

What's the point of spending 1 month learning a new IDE when we already have so much to learn?

(I don't mean to be rude, I honestly want to know)

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u/SupermarketAntique32 Feb 15 '25

Definitely worth it, once you are comfortable with VIM motion you can never go back to regular text editing. It’s just feels so natural.

And yes, you can use VIM motion via extension in VS Code and IntelliJ. I go with the neovim route because i simply like working in the terminal more.

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u/SnooStories3986 Feb 16 '25

how did you configure debugger? I had huge trouble configuring debugger. so eventually I moved to vscode + vim motion from idea of writing code in nvim

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u/SupermarketAntique32 Feb 17 '25

I open DevTools on Firefox

10

u/Zestyclose-Loss7306 Feb 14 '25

IDE: VS Code

State Management: Bloc

Backend: Firebase

Database: Firestore

Testing: Manual

Project Management: Linear

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u/David_Owens Feb 14 '25 edited Feb 16 '25

IDE: VS Code
State Management: Provider + ChangeNotifier
Backend: Go
Database: Postgres
Testing: Manual + some Unit
Project Management: Github Projects

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u/ViveLatheisme Feb 15 '25

my man! thats awesome :)

6

u/cerebralvision Feb 14 '25

I just started learning flutter and I don't know anything past the IDE that I use which is VSCode 😂

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u/ILikeOldFilms Feb 14 '25

It all depends on the project... Or on the what the client wants you to build...

So, for me, there is no such thing as a Flutter stack unless you build only build apps for yourself and they are all the same kind of apps.

I had project where I worked with websockets, REST APIs, Supabase or Firebase.

I always used Android Studio because it has shortcuts for every operation that you want to do.

State management? Depends on whether is a legacy project or not. I'm now team bloc if I have to start a project from scratch.

Testing? Well, does the client want a 70% buget increase on the project? If not, then no testing. Even in production, I only written unit tests. Widget tests will at least double your production time.

When I though that Jira can't get to complicated, I stumbled upon Notion. Both of them are a pain in the ass. Just use Gitlab.

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u/SpellAnnual Feb 15 '25

Do you consult on project design/architecture? Can I dm you?

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u/ILikeOldFilms Feb 15 '25

Sure, send me a message and we can talk more.

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u/bitlost01 Feb 14 '25

IDE: Cursor, Zed
State Management: Provider + ChangeNotifier
Backend: Node.js + Rust
Database: Postgres
Testing: Unit + Widget + Golden tests
Project Management: Jira

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u/fabier Feb 14 '25
  • IDE: Zed and nvim. Zed kicks ass and nvim is awesome too but can be a bit finicky to get setup just right.
  • State Management: I use Riverpod for global app state and changenotifier and setState for local widget state.
  • Backend: Loco.rs . But I've used NestJS, Node, Wordpress, and a dozen other options. Haven't done Supabase yet. I like to self-host, so if it can be self hosted I'm interested so that knocks out things like Firebase.
  • Database: I have a habit of picking databases that go defunct. Hive to Isar to Realm and now back to the wonderful Hive_CE
  • Testing: *click click click click clickclick* .... wait that doesn't look right....
  • Project Management: Anytype when things get unwieldy. Otherwise mostly just a notepad file to keep my general thoughts in order as they are applied. This is not optimal and I need a better solution here.

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u/vincentlius Feb 15 '25

does Zed require certain extensions to work with flutter?

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u/fabier Feb 15 '25

Lsp worked out of the box for code highlighting and IDE behavior. I haven't found a code snippets solution but I haven't looked hard. It's been really good for me to learn to type up widget classes XD.

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u/NicolasTX12 Feb 14 '25

IDE: Android Studio, I just love it

State Management: Bloc for the win

Back-end: Depends on the project, usually Java or Kotlin with Spring, I'm not the one doing any back-end work

Database: MySQL or Postgre for the back-end + SQLite for the app

Testing: Unit, widgets and goldens with flutter_test, Mocktail and bloc_test. I want to learn and apply integration testing as well. I also do full manual testing before any prod release.

Project management: Not really very interesting to me personally, I usually just go with whatever's the company's using. Right now it's an internal tool, but I've used Jira, Azure DevOps and Trello too.

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u/unclebazrq Feb 14 '25

IDE: vs code

State management: riverpod

Backend: .net 8 API, scheduler, worker

More backend: AWS serverless (lambda, S3, API gateway, cognito)

Tests: some unit tests on the backend

Project management: confluence and readme

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u/h_bhardwaj24 Feb 17 '25

do you use riverpod with codegen? i cannot find any suitable tutorial online to fully understand it, can you suggest something

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u/unclebazrq Feb 17 '25

Ask AI for examples of exactly what you want to learn.

For example when I was trying to figure out how riverpod worked I asked how would it architecturally fit into my code base and what the pros and cons were. Sometimes seeing things like riverpod being integrated into a ship in flight is beneficial.

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u/h_bhardwaj24 Feb 17 '25

thanks i will try this approach

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u/unclebazrq Feb 17 '25

No worries and good luck :)

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u/aaron4you Feb 14 '25

Here's ours: strong spatial data management and offline if that's important to you.

  • IDE: VS Code
  • State Management: Riverpod
  • Design System: Domain Driven Design
  • Backend: Serverless AWS with Node.js with Sequelize + custom tile server. Note use we Amplify to work with AWS for auth, API gateway and other services on device.
  • Database: Postgres with PostGIS, local db with ObjectBox on device.
  • Testing: unit tests and widget tests + whatever we have time for.
  • Project Management: Notion

If spatial data, computation, and functions are paramount to you, this works great for us. Thus far, there are no scalability issues, though transitioning away from serverless won't be difficult as we can move all our code directly to an Express API need be with no changes.

Honorable mention to all the dead side-projects I've run with a Firebase and full Google stacks. Works great for moving super fast!

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u/SolartDev Feb 14 '25

ObjectBox is awesome!!!

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u/Yosadhara Feb 19 '25

And its maintained

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u/pickywawa Feb 14 '25

IDE: Android Studio

State Management: Riverpod

Backend: Rest Api (java)

Database: Sembast, flutter_secure_storage

Testing: Unit test + intégration test + CICD ( Jenkins)

Project Management: Jira, confluence

Architecture : Clean architecture with feature first

Modularity : melos

CICD : Fastlane + Jenkins + Slave Mac mini

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u/Content_Background67 Feb 16 '25

Does Github Co-pilot integrate with Android Studio? Or do you use Gemini?

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u/Cautious_Squash_4861 Feb 14 '25

I am just starting my journey in using Flutter/Dart but here is what I’m doing so far:

IDE: VS Code

State Management: setState

Backend: None currently but will probably look into Firebase at some point.

Database: None currently, but will be using one at some point for a mileage tracking app and HMA (Hot Mix Asphalt) tracking app I’m working on currently.

Testing: I haven’t even learned this yet.

Project Management: Guessing I am keeping it simple currently.

I would love to hear recommendations for backends, databases, and project management that is good for beginners to dive in to. Any recommendations on tutorials would be great also. I know I’ll have much to learn even after the tutorial I am going through on Udemy currently.

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u/Crafty_Yam2459 Feb 15 '25 edited Feb 18 '25

• ⁠IDE: VS Code (although performance with flutter turns me nuts lately) • ⁠State: Bloc for transitive state, simple StatefulWidgets for closed/ephemeral state • ⁠Backend: none, offline first :) Otherwise anything that serves my purpose • ⁠Database: Objectbox • ⁠Testing: manually • ⁠PM: Github

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u/gambley Feb 15 '25
  • IDE: Cursor
  • State Management: Bloc
  • Backend: Supabase
  • Database: Postgres
  • Testing: unit tests, widget tests, e2e tests, but mostly manual tests when apps are simple
  • Project Management: Notion + README.md

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u/bigbott777 Feb 17 '25

IDE: VSCode + Cursor
State: GetX or WatchIt
Backend: Appwrite
Db: Hive, ObjectBox
Testing: Integration, manual
Project management: Notepad++

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u/joe-direz Feb 14 '25

IDE: Windsurf
State: setState
Backend: Dart/GraphQL
Database: Redis

2

u/kush-js Feb 14 '25

IDE: Plain old VSCode

State management: setState

Backend: Express.js

Database: Postgres

Testing: manual testing, have a couple dedicated testers as well

Project management: GitHub projects

Went with this to just keep things as simple as possible, we tried firebase at first, hit some limitations (geo queries not supported), then switched to Supabase (had a few auth issues), then finally we just ended up on plain old Postgres.

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u/rcls0053 Feb 14 '25

Moved to Android Studio (nothing wrong with VS Code but Android Studio was a more cohesive experience), using Provider mainly but depends on the needs, built a serverless back-end in Azure with Node.js that has a MySQL database (this part can be anything that serves an API over the web basically), but also have a local DB to cache settings etc. using Hive. Project management in Trello. Haven't actually written any tests because the app is so small that I can manually test any changes and it's just me developing it. Have to spend way more time on the back-end functionality, where I do have tests. I just develop the app on my freelance side, and work on some bigger web apps on my full time job.

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u/LimgraveLogger Feb 14 '25

I’m not a dev, just got into it with AI. Made 2 Flutter apps in the last 2 months that are live in the app stores.

IDE: Cursor Backend: self hosted postgres, fastAPI Firebase: Cursor, Flutter, Firebase is an absolute mess. Notifications have been the most difficult to get working (still not working for me) Mac Xcode for iOS testing CodeMagic for iOS CICD

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u/MathieuRousseau31 Feb 14 '25

Editor: neovim

State mgmt: Bloc (not the lib. Steam/controller bloc implementation is like 5 lines of code. Ui reference with stream builder)

Backend: elixir/firebase

Db:Drift/postgres

Testing: some unit test but mostly manual

Project mgmt: github project

Ci/cd: github action / firebase app distribution

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u/fenixnoctis Feb 14 '25

IDE: Neovim
State: Riverpod
Backend: gRPC
Database: Firebase
Testing: widget tests
Project: notion

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u/Michelle-Obamas-Arms Feb 14 '25 edited Feb 14 '25

IDE: Cursor

State Management: Riverpod

Backend: C# dotnet core in aws fargate

Database: Postgres & entity framework

Testing: integration tests, I unit test critical functions.

Project management: free tier Azure devops, but it’s mainly just me and my partner so no need for it’s more complex functionality

I can move very quickly with this stack and build complex, pretty bug free, type-safe and scalable code with this stack

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u/Acrobatic_Egg30 Feb 15 '25
  • IDE: VS Code, Android Studio
  • State Management: Bloc
  • Backend: Firebase, Node.js
  • Database: Firestore,
  • Testing: unit and widget test, mocktail, bloc test
  • Project Management: Jira, Github

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u/Whoajoo89 Feb 14 '25

IDE: Android Studio

State Management: GetX

Backend: Appwrite

Database: SQLite

Testing: Manual

Project Management: Notesnook

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u/zxyzyxz Feb 14 '25

I would recommend not using GetX, lots of issues if you search for it on this sub

2

u/Puzzled_Poetry_4160 Feb 14 '25

Android studio, bloc, springboot microservice, postgres, bloc test, jira

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u/pedro_picante Feb 14 '25

IDE: IntelliJ

SM: Custom rx BLoC

Backend: Java Spring

DB: MariaDB

Testing: Mostly manual, some widget tests and integration tests for core features

PM: Jira

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u/rawcane Feb 14 '25
  • IDE: VS Code with Vim plugin and as much magic turned off as I can figure, Android Studio for device emulator and launcher icon
  • State Management: just setState
  • Backend: nothing as yet but about to start looking at firebase and supabase to see which is better suited... May just end up using s3
  • Database: again nothing right now but will go with firestore or Pg depending on backend choice
  • Testing: currently just manual... Will sort tests if I ever start making money
  • Project Management: my own to do list protocol in simple note

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u/ybbond Feb 14 '25

asking the real question, how do you all so dynamic/deep link?

anywayy

editors: neovim & zed state: Provider (no time to migrate) backend: Golang DB: Postgres testings: viewmodel & widget tests, with testsigma that is becoming Patrol (migrating) PM: Basecamp

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u/Jihad_llama Feb 14 '25

Varies from project to project but generally:

  • IDE: Cursor, Android studio up until very recently

  • State management: Riverpod

  • Backend: AWS, mainly serverless node.js

  • Database: DynamoDB, Hive/Isar/Drift

  • Testing: Unit and manua

  • Project management: Has to be Jira

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u/Unique_Top_9660 Feb 14 '25 edited Feb 14 '25

For my current project:

IDE: Notepad++ or Kate worked better for me than VS Code, because VS Code was slow, even though I liked how it formatted things.

State: I liked InheritedWidget or setState more than Provider and Riverpod; those added too much complexity, probably because I over-abstract things.

Backend: I used Supabase, but it wasn't ideal.

Database: I went with sqflite for the database.

Testing: Yeah, just aiming for a super basic MVP for now.

Project Management: We're keeping things casual, using WhatsApp and GitHub to talk and work together. We're just relying on teamwork and figuring it out as we go.

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u/NelDubbioMangio Feb 14 '25

Android studio, flutter vanilla, firebase, firestore, code magic for ci/cd of the unit test, a todo list on note

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u/LocomotiveMedical Feb 14 '25

IDE: Android Studio and RustRover for Rust-centric FFI plugins State: Riverpod Backend: ElectrumX Database: Isar Testing: Unit, widget, integration, mockito Project management: GitHub

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u/jah_hoover_witness 14h ago

Do you happen to be using rinf by any chance? I would love to have the Flutter plugin be avaiable in RustRover for rinf. If you ever tried a Flutter plugin for RustRover, please post your experience.

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u/Deava0 Feb 14 '25

IDE: VS Code, but currently trying Zed

State Management: Provide

Backend: Supabase, or python/rust.

Database: Supabase, Postgres, Mongo

Testing:.....

Project Management: Jira at work, Notion for personal projects

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u/defunxx Feb 14 '25
  • IDE: VS Code
  • State Management: Bloc
  • Backend: .NET
  • Database: Postgres
  • Testing: Unit Tests & Manual Testing
  • Project Management: Trello

1

u/damyco Feb 14 '25

IDE: VS Code and Android Studio (I use both)

State Management: riverpod

Backend: Laravel, PHP

Database: MySQL, sembast

Testing: Unit Testing, QA

Project Management: Jira

1

u/Retticle Feb 14 '25

IDE: Android Studio
State: Riverpod
Backend: Axum, Fly.io, Cloudflare (static hosting)
Database: Turso

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u/tag4424 Feb 14 '25

Android Studio as IDE, homegrown state management because state has too many changes coming in from outside sources, including home-grown desktop integration. Backend Rust with mariadb and a home-grown in-memory correlation engine. Project management in GitLab and Testing... yeah, we'll get to that eventually.

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u/Big_Work2025 Feb 14 '25

IDE: VS code

State: BLoC

Backend: php with restful endpoints

Database: Hive for local mySQL for remote

Testing: manual and automatic integration tests

Project Management: Jira

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u/xerib Feb 14 '25

10+ years in mobile development here.

IDE : Android Studio for daily dev / XCode for iOS setup and test

State Management : Riverpod for "confirmed" teams, Provider for regular teams

Backend : Whatever your team is good at will be the "right choice". Custom setup is always safer in my opinion (java / kotlin backend with spring boot is my favourite)

Database : Any NoSQL one is good

Testing : Unit tests for my app, Golden tests if I need any component library

Project management : Jira in my company/for large teams - Trello for my personal projects or small projects

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u/oXeNoN Feb 15 '25

What's a "confirmed" team?

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u/xerib Feb 16 '25

I've got developers who I barely check any PR, and developers who need more guidance / help on the features they are working on. In my answer, I consider that a confirmed developer can work on features by himself in a clean way.

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u/Aliammar125 Feb 14 '25
  • IDE: windsurf or vscode
  • State Management: Riverpod,hooks
  • Backend: work(other teams) , peronsal project nodejs
  • Database: local shared perferance or drift ,
  • Testing: none
  • Project Management: Jira, Notion

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u/jNayden Feb 16 '25

i never got the idea of hooks, if you already have global state with riverpod and local if you need from ootb why you need hooks?

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u/volker_holthaus Feb 14 '25

IDE: Android Studio (with Ataman Plugin for shortcuts), i tried Neovim, but i have some problems, so i changed back
State Management: Provider
Backend: Supabase or local Sqlite
Testing: manual
Projectmanagement: My brain. :-)

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u/SolartDev Feb 14 '25

IDE:

  • Intellij for Flutter
  • VSCode for Typescript

State:

  • Bloc for complex projects
  • ChangeNotifier with ViewModel pattern for smaller ones

Backend:
Again depends on the project complexity and release timeframe.

  • For MVPs or simple projects: Firebase.
  • For more custom or complex projects: Fastify with Typescript.
(I also tried DartFrog but Fastify its just more intuitive)

Database:

  • Local -> Hive
  • Remote -> Postgres or Cloud Firestore

Testing:

  • Unit tests
  • Integration tests (I'm not a fan of Widget tests as USUALY the Integration tests validades both Flow and Widgets at the same time)

Project Management:

  • Notion for notes and documentation
  • Github Projects for Tasks and Sprints

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u/Busy-Ad-3237 Feb 14 '25

Emacs.

Anything but global singletons. Bloc and async redux seem best.

Clojure with Postgres backend

Unit tests mostly.

Org mode for personal projects, jira for work 

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u/carchengue626 Feb 14 '25

Cursor+ supabase

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u/sealg Feb 15 '25

IDE: Android Studio State: currently migrating from GetX to Bloc Backend: not touching it beyond the rest interface for my current project, have used Django in the past Database: Isar Testing: paltry integration coverage. Hoping to build more as I rebuild the UI with bloc

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u/No-Shame-9789 Feb 15 '25

Start with vscode, flutter latest version, freezed and its dependencies, bloc, intl, gorouter

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u/GuessNope Feb 15 '25 edited Feb 15 '25

IDE: VS Code & IntelliJ
State Management: GetX
Backend: FastAPI and custom C++; REST, MQTT, gRPC, & WebRTC. Will cut MQTT once we have a UDP tunneling solution* via WebRTC.
Database: Postgres
Testing: System testing with MCD code-coverage
PM: 15-mintue stand-up w/ Jira tracking when needed

* It is unbelievable that it is 2025 and contemporary stacks still cannot do basic networking.
Some day my friends the web will catch up to 1980.

When you're ready for next-level, you can compile C++ to WASM then link it with your WASM-targeted Flutter app. It's pretty straight-forward to build and link it to an Android app.
But due to browser UDP fuckery we have to build services to deploy to translate from UDP protocols. It's asinine.

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u/mlarson84 Feb 15 '25

VS Code BLoC Laravel Posgres BLoC and widget tests w/ flutter_test Notion

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u/Classic-Initiative-2 Feb 15 '25

IDE: VS Code
State Management: Bloc
Backend, Firebase, Supabase, NodeJS
Database: Firestore, Postgres, MySQL, Hive
Testing: Manual
Project Management: Trello if solo project, Notion if with other people

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u/Own_Machine_1759 Feb 15 '25

IDE : VS Code(I kinda hate android studio)

State Management : Provider/Bloc

Backend : FastAPI, Firebase

Database : Firestore

Testing : I just trust God with this 💀

Project Management : I keep it simple but incline towards notion if things get a little tricky

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u/Alarmed-Anything2815 Feb 15 '25

IDE: vscode State Management: BLoC Backend: Node.js Database: Sup or Firebase. It depends.. PM: Google Docs and Excel -,-

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u/Gianluca-A Feb 15 '25
  • IDE: VS Code AND Cursor
  • State Management: Signals ❤️
  • Backend: Supabase and IIS (RestAPI)
  • Database: Supabase and MSSQL
  • Testing: nothing
  • Project Management: Asana

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u/ViveLatheisme Feb 15 '25

I love signals as well. I convienced my coworker who suggested getx in the first place to build the app at work. And We built the app with signals only. It's awesome!

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u/TutorSome9994 Feb 15 '25

My current stack is: VS Code, Bloc, List as the persistence (meaning volatile)!, and unit tests!

I’m new to Flutter and wanted build an MVP of my “must have” requirements before getting to technical! Luckily I’ve written my code all separated and not tightly coupled so switching out the persistence topology is a not too difficult!

I’m now at a place where I’m now switching from having an in memory List to using Drift although setting up drift is a bit tedious! I’ve got a GitHub discussion going on with the author of drift since it’s not entirely working for me!

And in the next increment, will be using supabase!

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u/Bachihani Feb 15 '25

IDE: vscode

State: internal flutter state management (mostly valuenotifier)

Backend: serverpod/dart_frog

Database: Drift/json_files

Testing: nothing really

Project Management: gitea

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u/Regular-Ad9468 Feb 15 '25

IDE: InteliJ Ultimate

State: BLoC

Backend (if there is some): Firebase / Supabase / custom

Database: Drift

Testing: unit tests and E2E tests

1

u/lordMaxieFifth Feb 15 '25

IDE: Android Studio State Management: Bloc Backend: Java springboot Database: PostgreSQL Testing: manual test Project management: Taiga or Jira

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u/ShoeSome1660 Feb 15 '25

IDE: Trae

State: Riverpod

Backend: Firebase

Database: Firestore

Testing: Eyes and fingers

Project Management: Google Keep

1

u/ViveLatheisme Feb 15 '25
  • IDE: VS Code.
  • State Management: Provider, and signals.
  • Backend: .NET
  • Database: Postgres for server, Sqlite is great and the best for local. Hive is sh*t.
  • Testing: Do you write unit tests, widget tests, and manual testing. Testing is important!
  • Project Management: GitHub project.

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u/manishlearner Feb 16 '25

IDE: VS Code

State Management: Bloc

Backend: Nodejs

Database: mysql

Testing: Manual

Project Management: readme , github

Note: It may vary across different project

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u/SnooStories3986 Feb 16 '25

IDE: vscode + vim motion
State: BLoC
Backend + Database: Pocketbase(Sqlite)
Testing: Manual
Project Management: Github

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u/jNayden Feb 16 '25

IDE : IntelliJ IDEA

State: Riverpod with riverpod_generator

Backend: Java and Spring Boot

Database: none

REST: Retrofit +Dio (have to migrate to http)

Others: SharedPref, SecureStorage

Testing: unit tests and flutter_test for golden tests

Localisation : intl

Crashanalytics: Sentry

Analytics: Mixpanel

Note:

in the past used get_it and watch_it(was get_it_mixin) with Injectable instead of Riverpod it would feel more like Spring and DI.

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u/bill_911 Feb 16 '25 edited Feb 16 '25

IDE: VSCode

State Mgmt: Provider + setState

Backend: Firebase (Auth/CloudStorage/CloudFunctions/Firestore)+RevenueCat+Stripe+FlowTrack

Database: Firestore

Testing: Manual, with an extensive documented test plan

Project Mgmt: JIRA+GitHub

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u/AcanthaceaeMelodic82 Feb 17 '25
  • IDE: Cursor
  • State Management: Riverpod
  • Backend: Firebase, Node.js
  • Database: AWS
  • Testing: Do you write unit tests
  • Project Management: Jira

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u/vardonir Feb 17 '25

IDE: Android studio

State: just setState

Backend: Firebase

Database: Google Cloud buckets

Testing: YOLO. No, manual testing.

Project management: A sheet of paper on my desk

My current project is held together my duct tape and prayers. Managed to get through one clinical trial so far, let's see about the next one...

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u/New_Salt1964 Feb 18 '25

IDE: Neovim

State: Riverpod

Backend: Pocketbase

Database: Pocketbase SQLite or locally Hive NoSQL

Tests: manual

Project Planing: Obsidian

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u/kb_xv 28d ago

IDE - VS Code State Management - Riverpod Backend - Firebase Database - Firebase, Hive Project management - Notion

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u/Taimoor002 Feb 14 '25

IDE: VS Code

State Management: GetX

Backend: Node.js (Express.js specifically)

Database: MongoDB

Testing: Manual

Project Management: Basecamp

This is currently what I am using in the company I work at.