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Flutter Twitter Clone
Fully functional Twitter clone built in flutter framework
flutter_twitter_clone is a full-featured Twitter clone built with Flutter and Firebase, designed to demonstrate how to integrate social networking functionality into a mobile app. The project covers authentication, posting tweets, image uploads, likes, comments, retweets, push notifications, and profile management. Its architecture showcases Firebase Firestore for real-time updates, Firebase Auth for user management, and Firebase Storage for media handling. The UI attempts to closely mirror Twitter’s familiar interface, including a responsive feed, notifications tab, and user discovery. ... -
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Cerberus Content Management System
Cerberus Content Management System
Cerberus Content Management System is a Monolithic and Modular Content Management System that is written in 100% Pure PHP code with 100% Pure HTML output, and it supports multiple Database Management Systems. Cerberus Content Management System source code is completely handwritten by the author(s). The CerberusCMS project is focused on data security and ease of use, therefore we have decided to make very little use of JavaScript in the PurePHP Releases. The still-secure, and...
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