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When working with Flutter and Dart, developers often face situations where a class depends on an async operation, such as fetching data from a network or establishing a database connection. This article presents five tips for handling async dependencies in Dart, illustrated through an example.
Discussing major Flutter updates, our podcast dives deep into the latest release. With 19 new widgets, background isolates, a new graphics engine preview, and more, we explore why these exciting updates haven't made it to production yet. Tune in with Evgeny, Mark, Mikhail, and Igor.
In this final article of the BLoC series, we will look at code examples and practical implementation of several popular cases.
The first case - creating your own simple bloc based on a change notifier.
In the second example, we implement pagination using the bloc package.
In the third part of a series of articles about the bloc, we will analyze successful and unsuccessful decisions, typical mistakes, and misconceptions when designing a Business Logic Component.
The second article is from a series of articles about BLoC.
In this article, we will look at the division into layers and the general structure of the project.
The path of transformation from a yellow-mouthed beginner to a seasoned expert is long and thorny. I put together a subjective roadmap broken down into milestones with the main points of interest on it.
Apply perseverance, and you will reach the top of the mountain!