Chris Sells

Hi, My name is chris sells

I’m the founder and chief proprietor of sellsbrothers.com, the web site HQ for Sells Brothers, Inc. I'm a consultant in applied AI for developer tools, frameworks and ecosystems as well as a Flutter fanatic.

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April 24, 2025

AI Agent with Dart + Gemini

AI Agent with Dart + Gemini

To say that there has been a lot of activity in the AI space for developers lately would be an understatement. As we transition from “Ask” mode in...

April 17, 2025

How to Write Actionable Bug Reports

How to Write Actionable Bug Reports

I often find myself maintaining open source projects. I’ve contributed to many over the years, even hosting multi-person “source available” projects...

April 9, 2025

Building Generative AI for DartPad

Building Generative AI for DartPad

Hello, again, and welcome to another installment of “Flutter + AI = Joy.” In today’s episode, we’re taking a behind-the-scenes look at the design...

April 2, 2025

Building the Flutter AI Toolkit

Building the Flutter AI Toolkit

It has been quite an exciting few years since I left Google in 2022. I had been on the Flutter team for 3 years by that point, helping it go from...

September 30, 2024

Dart and Flutter packages need your Love!

Dart and Flutter packages need your Love!

Do you have some free time? Are you excited to get involved in the Dart and Flutter ecosystem? Then have I got a deal for you! Last week, the...

April 11, 2020

Understanding Flutter: deep links on the web

Understanding Flutter: deep links on the web

NOTE: This content has been subsumed by the package I wrote to support declarative routing via the Navigation 2.0 API: go_router. This package is...

August 4, 2019

Fun with Curl and Dart

Fun with Curl and Dart

If you’re a Dart programmer, the curl command doesn’t really help you. Oh, it can tease you with of its wonderful functionality, but you still have...

December 29, 2017

Returning to D&D

Returning to D&D

30 years ago, I paused a 5-year love of D&D to attend college. About six months ago, I picked it up again with my adult sons, who’d gathered for my...


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