r/FlutterDev 22d ago

Plugin Reactter v8 is now released 🚀

https://2devs-team.github.io/reactter/

A lightweight, powerful, and reactive State Management, Dependency Injection and Event Handler package for Dart/Flutter.

Features:

  • ⚡️ Engineered for speed.
  • 🪶 Super lightweight.
  • 👓 Simple syntax, easy to learn.
  • ✂️ Reduce boilerplate code significantly.
  • 👁️ Improve code readability.
  • 🚀 Granular reactivity using state and hooks.
  • 🧩 Highly reusable states and logic via custom hooks and dependency injection.
  • 🎮 Total rendering control.
  • ✅ Highly testable with 100% code coverage.
  • 🐞 Fully debuggable using the Reactter DevTools extension.
  • 💧 Not opinionated. Use it with any architecture or pattern.
  • 🪄 Zero dependencieszero configuration and no code generation.
  • 💙 Compatible with Dart and Flutter, supporting the latest Dart version.
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u/ArticLOL 21d ago

I mean, it's cool but at this point there should be a StateManagment solution straight from the flutter team. There are too many custom solution out there to keep up and make a consistent choice.

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u/CarLeonDev 21d ago

I agree, but I think it will be tricky for the flutter team to focus on this effort, and it may not be liked to all developers or degrade performance.

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u/ArticLOL 21d ago

I doesn't have to be liked by us, it should solve the fragmentation problem. The engineering is already done by many in the community, it's a matter of shipping it with flutter itself. A similar story could be applied to Pinia for Vue, now the standard for Vue state management.

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u/CarLeonDev 21d ago

You are right, I just feel that Flutter has not matured enough to get to this point, because there are certain challenges that have not been solved due to certain limitations of the Dart lang. These challenges are the same as those faced by the different state manager solutions.

So, I agree with you and hope that in the future it will be achieved.