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Producer/Consumer Apps Delivered Swiftly by Modular Architecture

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Producer/Consumer Apps Delivered Swiftly by Modular Architecture

Producer/Consumer Apps Delivered Swiftly by Modular Architecture

Producer/Consumer Apps Delivered Swiftly by Modular Architecture

Producer/Consumer Apps Delivered Swiftly by Modular Architecture

publish date

Jun 10, 2025

duration

27

min

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The session explores an architecture approach that separates logic into multiple independent Flutter packages that can then be imported into app-level modules as needed. This enables us to have huge code sharing between multiple end-user apps that share the same business logic and work with the same data. The best use case for this is Producer/Consumer business models that offer one app to producers and one app to consumers. Think of ride-sharing apps or event hosting and event attending apps. Listeners will know how to separate their code into a concept-level packages and create app modules that import these test-covered packages as dependencies. This enables developers to solve both the Producer/Consumer app problem as well as whitelabel app that can be customized for each client by importing only the modules that include the features the client requested.

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Senior Flutter Engineer

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Nemanja has more than 10 years of mobile development experience. He started as a native Android developer using Java back in 2014. In summer 2016 he was given a generous opportunity by his dev lead at the time to learn native iOS development using Swift. Finally, since December 2018, only a couple of weeks after v1.0 came out, he jumped into the world of Flutter and has been working with it ever since. He's shipped at least one project for every platform that Flutter supports, including desktop in late 2022.

Senior Flutter Engineer

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Flutter

Nemanja has more than 10 years of mobile development experience. He started as a native Android developer using Java back in 2014. In summer 2016 he was given a generous opportunity by his dev lead at the time to learn native iOS development using Swift. Finally, since December 2018, only a couple of weeks after v1.0 came out, he jumped into the world of Flutter and has been working with it ever since. He's shipped at least one project for every platform that Flutter supports, including desktop in late 2022.

Senior Flutter Engineer

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Flutter

Nemanja has more than 10 years of mobile development experience. He started as a native Android developer using Java back in 2014. In summer 2016 he was given a generous opportunity by his dev lead at the time to learn native iOS development using Swift. Finally, since December 2018, only a couple of weeks after v1.0 came out, he jumped into the world of Flutter and has been working with it ever since. He's shipped at least one project for every platform that Flutter supports, including desktop in late 2022.

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