Flutter TDD Clean Architecture Course [1] – Explanation & Project Structure

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Keeping your code clean and tested are the two most important development practices. In Flutter, this is even more true than with other frameworks. On one hand, it's nice to hack a quick app together, on the other hand, larger projects start falling apart when you mix the business logic everywhere. Even state management patterns like BLoC are not sufficient in themselves to allow for easily extendable codebase.

This is where we can employ clean architecture and test driven development. As proposed by our friendly Uncle Bob, we should all strive to separate code into independent layers and depend on abstractions instead of concrete implementations.

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[EricBichara]

This is an amazing course you've put together, really appreciate all the hard work you put into it. In the future would love to hear more about how to handle more complex cases with full CRUD operations, as well as multiple views/blocs/repositories which are interdependent. Looking forward to the next class!

[tityseptiani]

Thank you for the tutorial! Finally a real world implementation of a clean architecture instead just the common tutorials on how to create this and that. Your explanation is very clear and easy to understand.

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{
"global_state": "global",
"ui": "layout",
"bloc": "controller",
"features":"other",
"presentation":"layout",
"data":"database",
"domain":"rules",

},


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[ernestbarrachina]

Best video I've ever seen about flutter architecture! Thank you very much for the content!

[marekchojecki]

Nice one. A lot of tutorials are focused on explaing one thing, a couple of them are showing archtectirure patterns, almost none of them are explaing testing. You are planning to create it all together and whats more with TDD. Awsome job and desire to share knowledge. Thanks for that and I hope, We’ll see a lot of videos from you

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[davidfox]

Thought I would add a comment here for those wondering how the entire course is instead of waiting till you are half way through and finding some modules aren't as good or lacking etc..
I can tell you, as a developer or a beginner, this course is a must because it follows solid engineering practices not ad hoc development like some other tutorials. As an experienced developer I still learned a lot and know you will as well. Thanks again RESO CODER!!!

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[LondonQuiTran]

I applied for a development job and went through 3 interviews. After the 3rd interview, I was given a take-home assignment that requires us to know clean architecture. I know nothing about clean architecture but have experience developing apps. The company gave me some slides to learn clean architecture but I don't think they explain it that well. I am reading your written tutorials and then watching the videos and taking notes. You are saving me! Thank you!

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