White-Label Architecture in Flutter: Drowning in Abstractions
summary
A practical report on designing a white‑label mobile app in Flutter, covering the migration from React Native and the specific challenges and solutions encountered. It explains choosing a modular architecture with a shared library (vs. monolith with feature toggles), building a universal UI kit, handling per‑client assets and features, Flutter navigation with Navigator 2.0, and versioning and potential issues of multi‑module setups alongside feature and backend architecture considerations.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:19What is White Label
- 6:53Quality vs speed vs budget
- 11:31UI and design system
- 18:17UI Kit and Golden tests
- 21:10Feature architecture
- 22:15Single App vs Shared Package
- 27:10Moving to Shared Package
- 33:33Configuration and localization
- 35:44Summary
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