N N Flet doesn’t use Cubit or Bloc directly; the closest pattern is to treat Django as the backend/API layer and manage the UI state in Python with Flet, using things like page.pubsub, client/session storage, and normal async/API calls. Django also frame views as request/response handlers, which fits well for a Flet frontend calling Django endpoints.
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I wrote this program with Flet. a game for Sudoku enthusiasts that can generate a game with varying degrees of difficulty, along with a time challenge and a hint system. it can also receive an incomplete puzzle from the user, solve it, and tell whether the puzzle is unique or not.
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D N . J . I have no problem sharing the entire source code with you, but please note that this was my first app project. The computational core of the project is written cleanly and precisely, but the user interface code is very irregular and sometimes unprincipled, but the application still works properly. I just wanted to say that you shouldn't rely on source codes.
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Hey guys!
I wanted to share an app I’ve been working on called DDGS. It’s a privacy-first metasearch app built with Flet.
It’s a native mobile GUI for the open-source Python library "ddgs" by deedy5, letting you search 14 engines at once while keeping your data private.
It also includes a full-screen reader and lets you view and save pages as raw HTML, Markdown, or Rich text.
Give it a try and let me know what you think!
👉 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ng.kiri.ddgs
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You can also check out the source code and download versions for Windows and Linux on GitHub: https://github.com/Nwokike/DDGS
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