Deep dive into Flutter Theme Extensions

We created some snippets for Flutter exceptions - Creating exception docs - Creating exceptions Feel free to use ->

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Now this is quite a bit so let's simplify. 1. Use snippets for comments 2. Define clear custom exceptions We create this small snippet library of valuable snippets you can use right away to benefit with.

Naming Exceptions • unauthenticated → UnauthenticatedException • unauthorized → UnauthorizedException Much like anything in programming, naming is key—especially for exceptions. Clear names help identify the cause when thrown unexpectedly, making debugging and maintenance easier.

Let's dive into the approaches you should take to create your own exceptions There are 3 main topics we need to make sure we handle 1. Clear naming 2. Clear documentation 3. Creating Exceptions

The dreaded "catch-all" approach. Throwing a HttpException with the message "unauthorized" during sign-in can lead to catching everything, making it harder to focus on the specific exceptions you need to handle. This often results in convoluted, harder-to-manage code.

How To Work with Dart Exceptions

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