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🌗 Dark mode. Light mode. User's choice.
Built a Flutter app that lets users switch themes on the fly — and actually remembers their preference the next time they open it.
What's under the hood:
→ BLoC for clean state management
→ SharedPreferences to persist the user's theme choice
→ Smooth transitions between dark & light mode
No unnecessary rebuilds. No lost preferences. Just a responsive UI that respects what the user wants.
30-second screen recording below 👇
🔗 Source code: https://lnkd.in/dhBq_zUj
Portfolio also in Flutter
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