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Flutter Crash Course

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In this crash course we will look at Flutter for building native mobile apps. We will look at what Flutter is, how to get setup, built in widgets, stateless and stateful widgets, routing and more Sponsor: Linode Hosting https://linode.com/traversy Flutter Setup Gist: https://gist.github.com/bradtraversy/f1af78251962bb210c2ebe5b4f9a5c35 Code: https://github.com/bradtraversy/wordpair_generator Docs Tutorial: https://flutter.dev/docs/get-started/codelab 💖 Become a Patron: Show support & get perks! http://www.patreon.com/traversymedia Website & Udemy Course Links: https://www.traversymedia.com Follow Traversy Media: https://www.twitter.com/traversymedia https://www.instagram.com/traversymedia https://www.facebook.com/traversymedia

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accurate pixel-to-pixel representation.', 'The documentation provides a comprehensive catalog of widgets, including those for animation, motion input, and accessibility.', 'Stateful widgets have mutable state, allowing for multiple redraws on the screen, and involve overriding the create state method and building the UI separately.', 'The chapter discusses the specific requirements for setting up a development environment for building iOS and Android apps on Mac and Windows.', 'The transcript details the essential installations required for setting up the development environment, including Xcode, Android Studio, Flutter plugin, and VS Code extensions.', 'The transcript emphasizes the importance of configuring the iOS simulator and Android virtual device manager for testing the developed applications.', 'The chapter explains the process of setting up Dart and Flutter, enabling a seamless workflow with auto-reload feature.', 'The lib folder contains all the code for the app, including the main.dart file running the app.', 'The chapter covers building a basic UI with Flutter, demonstrating the use of widgets like material app, text widget, text style widget, and scaffold.', 'The menu option for starting debugging and choosing the environment is highlighted.', 'The main.dart file consists of comments, import of material design, and the main function using an arrow for execution.', 'Adding app bar and setting theme The process of adding an app bar and setting a theme for the UI is explained, including using the app bar widget, wrapping title with a text widget, and using theme data to set the primary color.', 'The creation of a text widget with custom style properties such as font size and color is showcased.', 'Importing and using packages The chapter demonstrates importing and using a package called English words to utilize core functionality for generating word pairs, including adding the package to dependencies in the pubspec.yaml file and importing the package in the code.', "The process of creating a core widget 'my app' and extending the stateless widget class is explained.", 'Creating a constant variable The creation of a constant variable using the final keyword is explained, highlighting its similarity to const in JavaScript and its use for static values.', 'The chapter demonstrates replacing a static string with the variable of word pair and using methods like Pascal case for displaying the word pair.', "The word pair object from the English words package is used to generate random word pairs, demonstrated by examples like 'bunch bed' and 'trunk rod'.", "The method 'random' is utilized to create a single word pair randomly.", 'The builder method is used to dynamically generate the list view content based on an iterator, providing a dynamic user interface.', 'A custom widget called random words is created to handle the state and UI stuff.', 'The widget includes a scaffold with an app bar and a body that utilizes a list view to display a dynamic list of random word pairs.', 'Creating dynamic list view with listview.builder The chapter demonstrates using listview.builder to generate a dynamic list view in Flutter, improving performance and usability by efficiently creating and managing widgets as the user scrolls.', 'Integrating functionality to favorite word pairs The chapter explores implementing functionality to favorite word pairs, utilizing a separate page to display all favorites, enhancing user engagement and providing a seamless user experience.', 'Generating new word pairs The transcript discusses the process of generating 10 new word pairs as the user scrolls, enhancing the user experience by providing fresh content and demonstrating efficient data management.', "Utilizing a quick if statement to check for odd elements and returning a material design divider if the condition is met - highlighting the usage of 'is odd' property for conditional rendering.", 'Generating a list of word pairs using the builder 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