Does this skill support Dart 3.x features?

Yes, it includes specific guidance for Pattern Matching, Records, and Sealed Classes introduced in the latest Dart 3.x releases.

Does it include widget-level performance optimizations?

Yes, it promotes the use of const constructors, efficient widget extraction, and proper lifecycle management to improve Flutter application performance.

Can I use this for both small and enterprise-scale projects?

Absolutely. It provides both Layer-first (Clean Architecture) and Feature-first directory patterns suitable for projects of any scale.

How does this help with Dart null safety?

The skill provides specific patterns for using 'late' initialization, nullable types, and defensive programming techniques to ensure robust, crash-resistant apps.

Flutter Conventions & Best Practices

Name: Flutter Conventions & Best Practices
Author: Kaakati

byKaakati

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Mobile Development

Standardizes Flutter and Dart 3.x development by enforcing idiomatic patterns, null safety, and structured code organization.

About

This skill equips Claude with the latest Dart 3.x and Flutter 3.x standards to ensure high-quality, maintainable cross-platform code. It provides comprehensive guidance on pattern matching, records, sealed classes, and specific file naming conventions. By implementing these best practices for async/await, directory structures, and widget construction, it helps developers build robust enterprise-grade Flutter applications with consistent architecture and optimal performance.

Key Features

Standardized directory organization patterns for Layer-first and Feature-first architectures
2 GitHub stars
Strict naming conventions for files, classes, and variables to ensure project consistency
Null safety implementation patterns and async/await best practices for error-free code
Advanced Dart 3.x features support including Pattern Matching, Records, and Sealed Classes
Optimized Widget construction guidelines and efficient code organization within files

Use Cases

Migrating legacy Dart codebases to modern Dart 3.x idiomatic patterns
Establishing a consistent Clean Architecture structure in new Flutter projects
Refactoring Flutter widgets and controllers for better performance and readability

About

Key Features

Standardized directory organization patterns for Layer-first and Feature-first architectures
2 GitHub stars
Strict naming conventions for files, classes, and variables to ensure project consistency
Null safety implementation patterns and async/await best practices for error-free code
Advanced Dart 3.x features support including Pattern Matching, Records, and Sealed Classes
Optimized Widget construction guidelines and efficient code organization within files

Use Cases

Migrating legacy Dart codebases to modern Dart 3.x idiomatic patterns
Establishing a consistent Clean Architecture structure in new Flutter projects
Refactoring Flutter widgets and controllers for better performance and readability