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GSY Flutter Book
Flutter complete development practical explanation series
...It aims at developers who already have some experience and want to deepen their Flutter skills, particularly for production-grade mobile apps, with best practices, component libraries, and architecture guidance. The repository also shows how to structure a learning project with chapters, code folders, and eventually live sample apps. Because it is community-maintained, readers can open issues, review code, and learn from how the examples evolve. -
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Canvas LMS
The open LMS by Instructure, Inc.
...A robust API, standards like LTI/IMS Common Cartridge, and SIS integrations make it straightforward to connect Canvas with publisher content, analytics tools, proctoring, and institutional systems. Role-based permissions, accommodations, and accessibility features support diverse learners at scale, and mobile apps keep students engaged on the go. -
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HatchKeeper
Free Open-Source Egg Incubation Software
...Its just a simple app, but it saves a lot of time with its automatic calculation features and makes keeping track of the eggs easy. Visit the homepage at http://hatchkeeper.sourceforge.io/ HatchKeeper Mobile is now available on Google Play https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hatchkeeperteam.hatchkeepermobile This is beta software, so you might find bugs. Please use the discussion, open a ticket, or email me at millj dot code at gmail dot com Under the gnu GPL license you are free to modify and redistribute HatchKeeper. -
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Flutter Tutorials
Source code for all the tutorials on FilledStacks' channel
This repository is a collection of educational Flutter projects created to teach best practices, patterns, and real-world app features. Each tutorial is structured as a separate mini-project focusing on a topic like state management, navigation, responsive layouts, or service integration. It emphasizes clean architecture, testability, and scalable code, showing developers how to go beyond toy examples. Tutorials often come with detailed commentary or videos to explain design decisions. The... -
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freefq tutorials
Companion repository to the freefq project
...While the proxy lists themselves are raw configurations, this tutorials repo contextualizes them for users who may be unfamiliar with client setup, encryption options, or platform-specific considerations like mobile vs desktop environments. It typically includes how-tos on importing proxy nodes into apps, choosing the right protocol for specific needs, and tips for optimizing performance or privacy. The repository also covers explanatory content on network fundamentals like encryption, traffic routing, and what different proxy protocols actually do, which can help newcomers make smarter configuration choices. -
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30 Days of Swift
A self-taught project to learn Swift
30DaysofSwift is a challenge-style collection of Swift exercises and learning tasks meant to be tackled over 30 days (or more flexibly). Each “day” introduces a coding problem, concept, or mini project that builds on previous days: for example, fundamentals on day 1, optionals and control flow, Swift data structures, closures, protocol programming, UI interaction, etc., culminating in more advanced topics or sample apps. Solutions, hints, or sample projects accompany many of the prompts,... -
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Building a mobile app capable of running on multiple platforms can be a daunting task. Different operating systems, screen sizes, offline capabilities and more can be a challenge. A growing number of developers are opting to build their apps in cross-platform HTML5 code that can be compiled into native apps that can be sold in app stores and markets.
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ReactNativeReduxCasts
Companion Repo for The Complete React Native and Redux Course
...This structure lets students compare their work with the expected code at different points in the course. The repository focuses on React Native application development while introducing Redux for state management in mobile apps. It is mainly an educational codebase, not a standalone app meant for production deployment. It is useful for learners who want guided examples, completed code, and a way to recover when their project diverges from the course. -
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Sikher
Sikher gives you access to the Sikh Scriptures in multiple languages
Sikher gives you access to the Sikh Scriptures in multiple languages. To this end, through the GurbaniDB project, we have made available the world's most accurate database of the Sikh Scriptures with 53 translations and 22 transliterations. We now have various open source projects hosted on GitHub here: https://github.com/sikher/ Three important projects include: Sikher for Mobile, Tablet & Desktop - https://github.com/sikher/sikher GurbaniDB -... -
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A framework and Java class for rapid development of quiz apps for Android-smartphones. Preview-clip: http://youtu.be/QmBexUPsqm0 I have currently no resources to push this project further. However, if you're interested feel free to contact me - depending on the feedback I receive I might re-arrange my priorities.
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The MIT Mobile Web source code is now hosted at https://github.com/MIT-Mobile/MIT-Mobile-Web Many of the original members of the MIT Mobile Web team have gone on to create the open-source Kurogo Framework to power content-rich mobile websites and native iPhone and Android apps. For more information, visit http://kurogo.org
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