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🎉 A case study with Appinio was published! Appinio is a fast-growing global market research platform. Their mobile team delivers production-grade #Flutter apps and uses DCM to maintain high development velocity without compromising long-term maintainability. How? 👇

As Appinio’s mobile team expanded, they faced: ⚠️ inconsistent coding patterns across contributors 💪 manual PR reviews for simple issues 📏 built-in/community lints are not strict or deep enough ⤴️ legacy code with architectural inconsistency

The issues well-said by Mohammed Alfatla, Senior Flutter Developer at Appinio: “We needed strong linting, something rigid. Manual checks for banned names, unused files, disposing controllers, streams… it’s too much to review every PR manually.”

Appinio adopted DCM in both local development and CI/CD. They use: 📐 recommended ruleset 📁 dcm check-unused-files 👩‍💻 dcm check-unused-code ✨ dcm check-parameters ✅ dcm analyze on every PR to ensure quality and consistency.

The DCM baseline keeps the team on top of legacy issues, separate from new code. Real-time IDE feedback enforces consistent structure and patterns, and GitHub Actions automation ensures that no PR is merged without passing DCM checks.