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Everything within a Flutter application is a Widget in Flutter, from a simple “Text” to “Buttons” to “Screen Layouts”. These widgets arrange in a hierarchical order to be displayed onto the screen. The widgets which can hold widgets inside it are called Container Widget. Most of the layout widgets are container widgets except for the widgets which does a minimal job like “Text Widget” 
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The Flutter application will call the API Gateway, and then invoke an AWS Lambda function. The function will use the TMDB API to retrieve a list of movies airing this week in theaters — all in real-time. The application will consume the JSON response and then display results in a ListView.
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As you can see in the gif, it’s quite a basic App but there are still a few very interesting parts about it.
In traditional Android Apps this would take a few classes and a couple hundert lines of code. In flutter, this app has 1 class and 129 lines of code including a few imports and the layout. Sounds awesome right? Let’s get into it.
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Let's go on a journey! In this video, we'll start with a basic Counter Widget, building up to a complex app with shared state across multiple screens. Along the way, we'll explore common patterns for managing application state and discover the building blocks provided by Dart and Flutter for this purpose. Then, we will learn how to put these blocks together to form a reactive application that’s easy to test and reason about. As a reward for our journey, we will be granted the powers of time travel, allowing us to move back and forth throughout the States of our application! This talk is perfect for folks who have used Flutter a bit and are interested figuring out the best ways to structure their applications.
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Google has revamped its Dart programming language, adding strong typing and other optimizations for client-side development of mobile and Web apps.
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In this tutorial, I will show you how to use Flutter to build an app that shows the current price of different cryptocurrencies. I will walk you through the fundamentals of Flutter and Dart.
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Dive into the Flutter framework for building iOS and Android apps in a single codebase, by writing a cross-platform app using VS Code.
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Flutter has hit the mobile app development world like a storm. Being an Android app and web application developer, I wanted to try this new framework to see why there’s so much buzz about it…
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An awesome style list that curates the best Flutter libraries, tools, tutorials, articles and more.
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