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nisrulz/flutter-examples

★ 7,149 · Dart · Apache-2.0 · updated Aug 2026

[Examples] Simple basic isolated apps, for budding flutter devs.

A collection of small, independent Flutter apps, one folder per concept, covering stateful widgets, bottom nav bars, tabs, steppers, bottom sheets, sliver app bars, drawers, biometrics, animation, and analytics. It is aimed at developers learning Flutter who want to see one widget pattern in isolation, not at anyone building a production app.

- Each folder is a complete Flutter project with its own pubspec and platform scaffolding, so you can clone one, run it, and see the behaviour without untangling dependencies on the rest of the repo.

- The split between main.dart (MaterialApp setup) and example.dart (the concept being taught) means the code worth reading is always in the same place across all the examples.

- Coverage is broad for a beginner set. Steppers, sliver app bars, bottom sheets, and biometrics are less often covered in beginner material than basic lists and forms, and the README GIFs let you judge each example before cloning it.

- Each example carries its own copy of the Android and iOS scaffolding, so a Gradle or Flutter SDK upgrade means touching dozens of folders. Maintenance depends on a Makefile target rather than shared structure.

- The examples stop at the widget. Most rely on setState and in-file state, and none show how the pattern holds up once an app has real data, multi-screen navigation, or async error handling. Someone learning only from this repo will need another source for that.

- The analytics example commits google-services.json. It is a client config file rather than a secret, but it ties the example to one Firebase project and blurs what belongs in version control.

- The last push is recent, but the folders are independent, so repo activity says little about whether any single example still builds. The visible tree shows no test directories or CI, so check the pubspec SDK constraints before assuming a given folder works.

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