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   To sum up, I discovered that not using Redux can be quite clean and OK. And the idea of rediscovering simple code architecture hyped me a lot.
   
  -== Embedding a Futter app on Linux desktop
  +== Embedding a Flutter app on Linux desktop
   
  -This https://github.com/google/flutter-desktop-embedding/tree/master/linux[Github directory] attracted my eyes. After MacOS last month, this month, Linux desktop. Yay!
  +This https://github.com/google/flutter-desktop-embedding/tree/master/linux[GitHub directory] attracted my eyes. After MacOS last month, this month, Linux desktop. Yay!
   
   Here is an extract of the _README_ file:
   
  
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  That few links where the ones which made me tick, I hope you will find some interest reading them, and you will learn as much as I did.
  
  I found this new way of summing up my month in Flutter more pleasant: by writing about my favorite articles, I am way more involved and I can go deeper. I will try to follow this path and improve next month.
  
  See you in April!
  
  
negative.code: = What's up Flutter? March 2018
  
  :hp-image: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/triskell/triskell.github.io/master/images/andrea-reiman-588198-unsplash.jpg
  :published_at: 2018-03-30
  :hp-tags: Flutter, Report, News, March, 2018, Mobile,
  // :hp-alt-title: My English Title
  
  == Forewords
  
  Here we are, a new month, a new season, and fresh flutter news! Like I said last month, I will try something new, more personal. In this issue, I will not try to read and sum up every links I found, but dive deeper into articles which attracted me more. I hope you will enjoy this experiment. You can still give me your opinion on twitter[https://twitter.com/triskeon].
  
  == What to look after _Helloworld_?
  
  