Task Manager App

A Flutter task management application for code review and improvement.

Overview

This is a Flutter project that implements a basic task management system. Your objective is to review the codebase, identify areas for improvement, and implement better software engineering practices.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Flutter SDK
• Dart SDK
• Your preferred IDE (VS Code, Android Studio, etc.)

Setup

# Navigate to the project directory
cd task_manager_interview_clean

# Install dependencies
flutter pub get

# Run the app
flutter run

Project Structure

lib/
├── main.dart                 # App entry point
├── models/
│   ├── user.dart            # User model and hierarchy
│   └── task.dart            # Task model
├── interfaces/
│   └── user_operations.dart # User operations interface
├── services/
│   ├── user_manager.dart    # User management service
│   └── notification_sender.dart # Notification service
├── screens/
│   ├── login_screen.dart    # Login interface
│   ├── home_screen.dart     # Main task list view
│   └── create_task_screen.dart # Task creation form
└── widgets/
    └── task_widget.dart     # Task display component

Your Task

Please review this codebase and:

1. Identify code quality issues and areas for improvement
2. Document your findings with specific examples
3. Prioritize which issues should be addressed first
4. Implement improvements for the most critical issues
5. Explain your reasoning for the changes you make

Focus Areas

Consider reviewing for:

• Code organization and responsibility separation
• Extensibility and maintainability
• Code duplication and reusability
• Dependency management and testability
• Adherence to software engineering best practices

App Features

The application includes:

• User authentication (use any email/password combination)
• Task list display with sample data
• Task creation functionality
• Basic user management
• Priority-based task organization

Testing

# Run tests (if any are implemented)
flutter test

Notes

• The app is functional but may have architectural and code quality improvements that could be made
• Feel free to refactor, add tests, or implement additional features as you see fit
• Consider scalability and maintainability in your solutions