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(For those who wonder where is the video that it is about Consumer check: *How to Reduce Jankiness in your Flutter App* )

What happened to your webbsite? I can't reach. Do you have Udemy?

Another question what if you have wrote set switchColor() is it better than calling void?

I have a question here: What is the right way to call notifyListeners()? I use to add notifyListerners() at the end but I have seen some write like middle of the code. What if I call notifyListeners() twice?

".. not the money you build the app" oh :( lol

I have problem with my Flutter project. So I have ScreenA and Screen B. When I insert an object it detect and navigates to Screen B but I see in compiler that ScreenA hasnt "destroied"/dispose. It looks like it still talking with provider and calling some methods. I have tried to set listen:false but it doesnt work. I think I need to so something with life--cyckle methods? like didUpdateWidget or didChangeDependencies().

What is Teeeee and What is aRR - hahaha I love it :) Very pedagogic video.

Thanks for this tutorial, helped me a lot, cheers

This scale factor like text scaling should be called Adaptive not Responsive.

wow so interesting

sir amzing

this is very useful and nobody ever explained me like this. this lesson is very clear to me. hopefully 5-year-old kid may understand this even though he does not know what flutter is 😅

Thank you

Perfect!

Bro you have a such great personality and your explanation is on the point and made the things so easy to be absorbed thanks bro

Very useful, thanks a lot!

I still need more brain cells to understand this... though I can tell the explanation is still quite good

These are really great for dummies explanations with pictures haha. Good stuff!

Bro which font are u using

Nice video

Brother waKe up it's been a 2 years nap what the..! Hopefully you're doing well.

heyy can i get any player to play youtube videos using url in website i have tried but not loading

W video

thx

void main() async { sayHelloAfter3Seconds(); await Future.delayed(Duration(seconds:3)); sayHelloAfter3Seconds(); } void sayHelloAfter3Seconds() async { print('Start'); await Future.delayed(Duration(seconds:3)); print('Hello'); }

how about context.read or context.watch?

Could also add some random factor to the amount of the value going up and down.

Bro.... Thanks so much. I've watched all these videos where they make provider look like some untamable monster. And no matter how many times I memorized and wrote the code in different styles, I still couldn't figure out what the heck was going on. But now I do and it's so simple!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Thank you, it helped a lot, you make things very simple to understand.

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Thanks for making this! My problem was putting my host URL instead of the @. Thanks!!

Im a gull stack senior lead. I only say this “stupid titles” to show the time injave put in. Mvc, c#, javascript, jquery bash and python. Now im wanting to get into mobile but not sure about native. Is this good for that or just good for starter and would cause more problems? Thanks.

Great video thx a lot, I just have one question, in flutter TV app is there a function that play the role of MouseRegion like when the navigation Rail is focused then it will be extended and vice versa?

great tutorial

OMG! thanks this helped me a lot cause I have going through so many materials but just couldn't understand what was going on

Thanks! Clear explanation!

Hello. I have a few questions, I hope you can answer. 1. Is ABA only apply to Singaporean students/citizens? 2. For NTU, it says that "Submission of English Proficiency Tests are only compulsory for applicants who do not take up English language in Junior and Senior High School or taken English language only as a 2nd language." Does that mean if my school teaches everything in English, those tests scores are not manditory? And how do I let them know that since there is no question regarding to it? Thank you!

i'm 3 years old can i still watch this?

Oh my god, finally a tutorial for my cognitive abilities. Thank you ❤

Thanks for this great explanation! I learned a lot!

Guys, this is BAD for RESPONSIVE UI.

Brilliant Video !

How are you getting the tree view in vscode?

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I don't get why we are using routes instead of a scaffold

This was very well explained! Thanks

Is there possible to send onbackground notification from flutter code itselft not in firebase campaign

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