Very good Video, but I would have explained that you need an Expanded Widget inside of a Row for an AutoSizeText Widget, because otherwise you run into a problem (Because some people tend to use AutoSizeText as a child of Column/Row directly).
Why not just use the sizes divided by the hight of the screen and you will be able to Simply open your application on any screen.. It will change the size of the fonts or the size of anything in the app so that it is suitable for the length and width of the screen
@@hiimconnect3133 In some cases that could work but not always. I think one main issue with that approach would be text becoming too large, going off the example I had above if the name was short, like Sam, it would fill the width of the space and be about as large as the image. Maybe that's what you would want but I doubt it.
Yes, using any package has it's risks. However this does still seem stable & my guess is unless something changes with the Text widget this package will be fine.
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Thank you for the wonderful video sir, it is so helpful for me and my team and thanks again sir
Thanks for letting me know, I often think some of the video ideas won't be too helpful so it's good to hear this!
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Very good Video, but I would have explained that you need an Expanded Widget inside of a Row for an AutoSizeText Widget, because otherwise you run into a problem (Because some people tend to use AutoSizeText as a child of Column/Row directly).
Good point I should have highlighted that more clearly, hopefully people see this comment/ add the Expanded as I did in the video
can we do the same for Icons as well ?
I don't think this would work for icons, but it might
what about GetX ?
what about it?
Why not just use the sizes divided by the hight of the screen and you will be able to Simply open your application on any screen.. It will change the size of the fonts or the size of anything in the app so that it is suitable for the length and width of the screen
@@hiimconnect3133 In some cases that could work but not always. I think one main issue with that approach would be text becoming too large, going off the example I had above if the name was short, like Sam, it would fill the width of the space and be about as large as the image. Maybe that's what you would want but I doubt it.
@@1ManStartup Gotcha
I hate when packages are not updated longer than few months. In case like that when package was updated 2 years ago Its a roulette.
Yes, using any package has it's risks. However this does still seem stable & my guess is unless something changes with the Text widget this package will be fine.