Artificial intelligence is all over the news, with new emergent applications of this technology popping in daily, from image recognition to help diagnose certain health conditions to clever AI chatbots that aid students in their classes. With the release of the Palm APIs from Google, we now have a powerful suite of tools that we […]

Sharing is one of the most common features in modern web and mobile applications. It allows us to show a social media post or a photograph we took to a friend, share the planning for an upcoming business travel with our company, or even send that item from an e-commerce website to Santa to have a PS5 finally. To do so, we copy the URL for that specific website (or use the Share function on our devices), and we send it via different outlets – social media, messaging apps, snail mail, or others so that other people can click on it and see what we wanted to share.

Many products aim to provide us with a CI Pipeline for our projects, from the ones targeted to Flutter, such as CodeMagic, to custom CI Pipelines in which we must prepare for each new technology, such as Jenkins or Tekton. In this article, we will explore GitHub actions that, although they still need to be prepared to be used as solutions such as CodeMagic, are easier to set up than Jenkins and let us easily customize the pipeline as we need.

In this article, we will use the code_builder package to replicate a simple Dart class that contains properties and methods.