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A CLI project to generate Tailwind Like Styles for Flutter projects.
Creating UI for Flutter applications can be quite time-consuming. To make this process easier, I've developed a tool that generates Tailwind CSS-like styles for your Flutter app. These styles can be used and reused throughout your application.
If you want to use custom styles and values, you can easily do so by modifying a configuration file. This allows you to customize the default styles and incorporate your own unique styling as needed.
A laravel admin panel with built in general modules.
Developers often find the task of building an admin panel for web or mobile apps a bit daunting. That's why I've developed a Laravel project that serves as a ready-made starting point for your admin panel. It comes equipped with most of the common features needed for any project.
With AdminR, you can save a significant amount of time that you'd otherwise spend building an admin panel from the ground up. Since AdminR already includes these essential features, you can use that saved time for other crucial tasks in your project.
A resource and API generator for your laravel applications.
Now that you've got a functional admin panel, it's time to work on developing the application's front end. For this, you'll need data to power the application. You'll also want to integrate this data resource into your admin panel so you can efficiently manage it from there. The challenge here is that you'd typically need to create the entire database structure and implement all the create, read, update, and delete (CRUD) operations manually, which can be quite time-consuming.
To make this process more straightforward, I've introduced a solution called "Admin Craft." This package is designed to complement the AdminR project, and it simplifies the task of generating the necessary resources using an easy-to-use graphical user interface (GUI). This way, you can save time and effort while efficiently managing your data resources within your admin panel.
A Flutter starter project w/ MVCs & Modular pattern.
Embarking on a new Flutter project can be a bit challenging, especially when you want to incorporate features from previous projects. It often requires substantial effort to make everything compatible. Additionally, certain features like authentication, user profiles, and onboarding are common to most applications.
In my view, one way to address this challenge is by adopting a modular pattern for your application. With this approach, each feature becomes an independent module. This means that reusing a feature in a new application is as simple as copying and pasting the relevant module. This not only streamlines the process but also enhances code reusability and maintainability.
