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Over the past few years, significant progress has been observed in the area of NLP, largely due to the availability and excellence of advanced language models, including OpenAI's GPT series. These models, which are useful for generating human-like text which is contextually appropriate, have transformed several interfaces from conversational agents to creative writing. However, as popular and effective as they may seem, the traditional language models have their own drawbacks and specifically, the restriction in accessing additional up-dated data and incorporating them.

You have probably heard about Flutter apps, high-performance cross-platform applications with a single code base. They are built on Flutter, an open-source UI SDK created by Google on Dart. Flutter UI is gaining popularity because it combines visual elements that users can see and engage with, like buttons, images, lists, navigation patterns, text fields, animations, and more. The ease of work, touch of creativity, simplicity of coding, and its numerous awesome tools make Flutter a popular choice in the development world. But how do you master UI design with Flutter?