Flutter Riverpod vs Getx | Converting to Riverpod

Let's see the difference between Getx and Riverpod step by step. It's a riverpod tutorial example with counter app.
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[@Bootngoals]

Great tutorial like always.

[@dbestech]

Thanks again!

[@savyy43]

this was so amazing thanks

[@dbestech]

Most welcome

[@user-yv7hk7tg2f]

explain very detail

[@dbestech]

Keep watching and sharing

[@maitregiga5618]

Riverpod is super interesting but despite all the bad things said about getX I think it's still the best of all, you just have to know how to use it effectively.

[@dbestech]

yes, you are right.

[@florian_laforest]

Nice Video but how to update state for an AsyncNotifier with copyWith?

[@linuxland]

I don't get why you are using equitable, state notifier can directly track and update counter value without the equitable class, that is the recommended way of using riverpod, you can also easily create a generic notifier and then create what ever provider types you want with families and auto dispose, I learned riverpod as my first state management library and haven't used anything since, I only got better at riverpod, it has helped me through some interesting use cases like tracking a step functions execution without web sockets, getx seems simple enough too, I just don't see a reason to try something new at the moment.

[@ni_kabiu_john]

😅😊

[@dbestech]

You don’t like Riverpod?

[@Tuanavici]

What is the software?

[@dbestech]

what software ? you mean the app name?

[@michaelamir6504]

You haven't made any use of the bindings feature in GetX. Also, in this scenario, Riverpod haven't added anything useful to the project.

[@dbestech]

in this simple example you don't need bindings. If you think this did not add anything, then riverpod official did not do anything useful

[@Maystro_eg]

I Think GetX is easier to use and has many features not just state management

[@dbestech]

yes, true

[@fredrickobarafor547]

With Getx single lines of code. Why will stress myself writing riverpod 😂

[@dbestech]

Yes, that’s true. But many people many minds

[@fredrickobarafor547]

@@dbestech Any main difference between Getx and riverpod apart from lines of code.

[@dbestech]

@@fredrickobarafor547 nope. Getx still gets more votes

[@justinprakashraj6256]

Bloc scalability and testable

[@blackshadowsoftware5307]

read the docs. riverpod is not complex, as you think.

[@dolbysoundsofficial9323]

In riverpod I don't understand why your using complex approach you can just use StateProvider instead write whole boilerplate code I suggest before Making any kind of video just Read Docs or Just do some research

[@dbestech]

For big projects you need to separate code. Docs are just for todo apps. In larger app, you need to separate your state variables from providers. This way your code structure is clean and reusable. And you can reuse the same code easily in other projects

[@dolbysoundsofficial9323]

@@dbestech what todo app just check lates Riverpod docs 2.O But my point is Your performing Simple Counter App in complex way Beginner Getx Assuming Riverpod is Hard to learn Actually It's More offers Features

[@dbestech]

@@dolbysoundsofficial9323 I was sharing the code structure for big projects. But if you just compare getx and Riverpod, getx provides way more features. Yes, Riverpod has some édges too

[@dolbysoundsofficial9323]

@@dbestech ok gotted no issue. more feature in terms of state management? I think we are talking about state management solutions

[@blackshadowsoftware5307]

riverpod is not complex as you have shown.

[@dbestech]

Riverpod is complex for beginners comparing with Getx