Introduction 🙋🏻♂️
Open-Source is the best way to get your hands on complex and well-structured Flutter projects. Many people wish to do open-source after learning something new but they don't know where to begin with. So I have compiled a list of 5 Flutter projects, to which you can refer and improve your skills.
There are beginner-friendly issues to fix as well, so you may also try to fix a problem and make your first open-source contribution.
1) Blackhole
Blackhole is an open-source music player app. It is an alternative to Spotify. It has more than 4,000 stars. The contributors and maintainers are pretty active as well. You can check out the repository by following this link.
2) Fwitter
Whenever you start learning something, the best way to learn is to build something. In most cases, we end up building a clone of a popular application like Instagram or Twitter. This is exactly what Fwitter is. Fwitter is Twitter built in Flutter and it is open-source.
It has 2,000+ stars and it is very active. You can learn a lot from this project as it is fully functional. The codebase would be very well-structured and neat. Here is the codebase.
3) Airdash
Airdash is an app used to transfer photos and files to any device. It is a fully functional file transfer app. You can transfer from any device to another without being on the same network. You will get to learn a lot about WebRTC and sockets if you study this codebase.
I think it is a great project for devs who are looking to understand some intermediate/advanced concepts of networks. You can find the repository link right here.
4) Doclense
Doclense is a Flutter open-source alternative to Adobe Scan. It has all the main features like clicking images, uploading images, scanning and saving them in pdf format, etc. This repo doesn't have many stars like others in the list but it is a good project to learn from.
Here is the link to the codebase.
5) Timy-messenger
Timy-messenger is a chat application that is built using Flutter. It supports all the functionalities of a chat application like group chat, private channels, file sharing, etc. So you will get to learn a lot from this repository. It has more than 1k stars on Github.
You can find the repository link right here.
Conclusion 👋🏻
There are 100+ open-source Flutter projects and all of them are unique and amazing. I just compiled a list of 5 projects that have different use cases. You can learn a unique thing from each one of them and create a new project of your own.
You can also go ahead and make contributions to these Flutter projects and get into the world of open-source. All the best 🚀
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