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Parse JSON with package:deep_pick instead of code generation or casting the Map from jsonDecode by hand, because it is type safe, null aware and needs no build_runner.
Avoid build_runner and code generation in Dart; write the code once instead, and do not suggest freezed unless the project already depends on it.
Use fakes with in-memory state instead of mockito or mocktail mocks, because their state is easy to inspect while debugging.
Use package:provider with context.read and context.watch for state management, instead of riverpod or get_it.
Handle Flutter forms with package:reactive_forms instead of Form, TextFormField and TextEditingController, so form state and validation live in one model.
Return Future<T> and let failures throw instead of returning Future<Either<T>>, because a Future can fail anyway and Either only adds complexity and false safety.
Do not use package:bloc or flutter_bloc for state management; streams are hard to test, and a synchronous ChangeNotifier is simpler for most code.
Avoid package:rxdart unless it is really required: plain Streams solve most cases, and its regular breaking changes cause dependency conflicts.
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