Call C# .NET APIs from a Flutter Android App with native Dart client and DTOs

In this video, we will demonstrate how you can swiftly set up and begin utilizing ServiceStack's Dart client library with your Flutter Android or iOS applications. By incorporating this powerful library, you can generate native typed Dart Data Transfer Objects (DTOs) using the Add ServiceStack Reference feature, which simplifies the integration process and ensures seamless communication between your Flutter Mobile, Desktop, and Dart Web Apps and the .NET APIs they interact with. The use of native typed Dart DTOs not only enhances the performance of your applications but also provides better maintainability, reducing the likelihood of errors and improving overall code quality.

Throughout the video, we will walk you through the step-by-step process of implementing ServiceStack's Dart client library in your Flutter projects, showcasing its capabilities and advantages. We will cover the essential steps to generate native typed Dart DTOs using the Add ServiceStack Reference feature, enabling you to establish end-to-end typed integrations with .NET APIs across various platforms, including Flutter Mobile, Desktop, and Dart Web Apps. By following this video tutorial, you will gain valuable insights into leveraging ServiceStack's Dart client library to improve the efficiency, reliability, and maintainability of your Flutter applications, ultimately resulting in a better user experience and more robust application architecture.

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Way to many presumptions being made about the audience skill level. Also, I noticed non-Microsoft technical folks explain things in purest and unnecessarily complicated technical jargon as if talking to a veteran professional fluent in the technology being explained (which contradicts the purpose of the video).