The goal of the application is to make everyday shopping easier by enabling the user to list down items to buy. Using 'My Shopping List' application the user can add/delete new items to buy, and while using it the user can check/uncheck according to the user's needs.
The application is created with Flutter and compiled by Android Studio and can be installed on any Android/iOS device. Just tested with Android devices - Samsung Galaxy A52 and Samsung S22+.
At the root of the project, run flutter test lib/test/app_test.dart. There is a lot of room to improve tests, with E2E and Unit tests, but
my focus was to understand how to test a typical Flutter component: a widget.
It is the first time I build a Flutter application from scratch - in the past just tested and read about the framework, but never built a widget or integrated it with a back-end server. As you can compare, Jetpack Compose is going in the same direction, so the concepts are not really drastically different in comparison with the Android solution I provided.
I completely overestimated the time to build it - was easy to understand Flutter concepts with my Android knowledge, and FLutter provides
easy libraries to do different tasks, as the http package.
Still: I'm pretty sure senior Flutter developers can provide a lot of hints to improve this solution.