Get.on(
tap: () {
},
keyDown: (key) {
}
)
Cheers! Be safe.
Dude, I think you don't want me to have more social life hahaha.
Well, some resources are really interesting, but there are definitely no human resources to do that.
In addition, most of them (as local storage) would transform a package (which is what Get is today) into a plugin (which would have to have code specific to each platform), and I would have to write code specific to android, ios, desktop and web.
I liked your idea, and thanks for the suggestions, but that would only be possible with the support of a maintainer, or with a large team of supporters. This is impossible for now, but thanks for the suggestions.
Dude, I think you don't want me to have more social life hahaha.
Well, some resources are really interesting, but there are definitely no human resources to do that.
In addition, most of them (as local storage) would transform a package (which is what Get is today) into a plugin (which would have to have code specific to each platform), and I would have to write code specific to android, ios, desktop and web.
I liked your idea, and thanks for the suggestions, but that would only be possible with the support of a maintainer, or with a large team of supporters. This is impossible for now, but thanks for the suggestions.
Ha ha ha good one. 馃槀
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Dude, I think you don't want me to have more social life hahaha.
Well, some resources are really interesting, but there are definitely no human resources to do that.
In addition, most of them (as local storage) would transform a package (which is what Get is today) into a plugin (which would have to have code specific to each platform), and I would have to write code specific to android, ios, desktop and web.
I liked your idea, and thanks for the suggestions, but that would only be possible with the support of a maintainer, or with a large team of supporters. This is impossible for now, but thanks for the suggestions.