I've learned a Getx from your video, I don't know why everyone hate GetX, but the package is totally fine for me, and save my face on the deadline. btw, thanks for your video
Absolutely right, I’vs leaned Getx basics from your videos but when you get deeper with your code it will be harder to find documentation or articles explaining it. Thank you very much
I did migrate as soon as i saw +6 months since last update , I think there is a so much hate for getx , so i usually defend it , but the lack of updates , got me to migrate
@@TheAbhidugar unsurprisingly, gorouter and riverpod , still struggling a bit with the different approaches of riverpod but it seems like the only option
One question for two titans, this one is bugging me because I cannot show Snackbar when an error is returned from an API endpoint. How do you use Get.Snackbar in an asynchronous call that throws an error ? Does the Main widget have to stateful or not ? The reason I’m using GetX lately is because we don’t really have to use StatefulWidget. Thanks
i use both bloc and getx, getx is a good package with extra features added and have used it for a good number of projects, it remove the the hassle of selecting which context to use, not remove the build context. thanks good video tho.
Just got a job where im the only one mobile dev in the team. Tried bloc but got stuck halfway. Then just decided to use Getx and things running smooth right now. Please dont 'dead' yet, at least untill the app is complete. 😅. Switching state management mid-project is a suicide. 😅
@@tadaspetra do you have/recommend any good tutorial about it ? but all about riverpod, not like "in getx you used to....or, in block, you used to...or in provider, blablabla" tried to learn riverpod but all tutorials waste a lot of time talking about "how it's done in other state managment"
Good video. You mentioned build context is very important. But Riverpod says this instead. "Create/share/tests providers, with no dependency on Flutter. This includes being able to listen to providers without a BuildContext." For someone who like avoiding buildcontext. Is Riverpod a better option for someone who has been used to getx?
This is a good point, but from what I understand is the `riverpod` package works for Dart only, which doesn't necessarily have to use flutter. `flutter_riverpod` is built specifically for flutter, and uses the WidgetRef for working with providers which seems to work similar to context. I don't fully understand the intricacies of it, so you could be right. In general I still think Riverpod is a good option, and Flutter docs say the same thing docs.flutter.dev/data-and-backend/state-mgmt/options#riverpod
I never used GetX on an comercial project, just only 4fun. And I don't like the ideia the state management have to change the datatype (Rx) of everything important.
Seeing your Tutorial I started working with GetX and made around 4-5 applications around that but later I just switched to nextjs and totally to the core. GetX was really difficult to learn at the start but I felt worth it... I too haven't used it (since an year)
@@tadaspetra I'm just loving Nextjs... I'm just diving more into the react-three-fiber and the whole tech stack around the threejs ecosystem, the 3D world is so cool and awesome and it's just an entire tech restart for me, like I"m getting all kinds of failures and problems that I got at the starrt of the career as there are no clear docs or tutorials around in-depth applications around r3f And if you're building a game or something you need help from discord people to actually know the name of the topic that we need to know about for a particular thiing, discord is just awesome guide for me at the moment
I just care about the getxcli...that needs updating...its one of the best convenient ways to scafold views controllers so fast and takes care of routing very similar to go router(almost exactly the same) now i use stacked cli which uses locator getit ....helps cos its updated and scafolds out tests too
I used getx for 6 months, and it saved me from deadlines 😁, but it's very hard to understand what's really going on in this getx, there's too much magic in it. Btw nice video 👍
I've learned a Getx from your video, I don't know why everyone hate GetX, but the package is totally fine for me, and save my face on the deadline. btw, thanks for your video
Absolutely right, I’vs leaned Getx basics from your videos but when you get deeper with your code it will be harder to find documentation or articles explaining it.
Thank you very much
Hi bro, I came back to your channel after a while. Its good to see your channel is still kicking. A big fan. Hoping for your great success.
I appreciate you. Havent been making as many videos recently but planning a come back. Don’t want to promise anything yet though
I did migrate as soon as i saw +6 months since last update , I think there is a so much hate for getx , so i usually defend it , but the lack of updates , got me to migrate
So what are you using now for state management?
@@TheAbhidugar unsurprisingly, gorouter and riverpod , still struggling a bit with the different approaches of riverpod but it seems like the only option
I saw myself at 5:08, life goals ✅
shoutout for shoutout. I just did you, want to see my shoutout in the next video
One question for two titans, this one is bugging me because I cannot show Snackbar when an error is returned from an API endpoint.
How do you use Get.Snackbar in an asynchronous call that throws an error ? Does the Main widget have to stateful or not ? The reason I’m using GetX lately is because we don’t really have to use StatefulWidget.
Thanks
i use both bloc and getx, getx is a good package with extra features added and have used it for a good number of projects, it remove the the hassle of selecting which context to use, not remove the build context. thanks good video tho.
Just got a job where im the only one mobile dev in the team. Tried bloc but got stuck halfway. Then just decided to use Getx and things running smooth right now. Please dont 'dead' yet, at least untill the app is complete. 😅. Switching state management mid-project is a suicide. 😅
I hope it is not dead, because it would definitely be hard to swtich
Riverpod. Always.
Really curious on what you use for state management
I have been using `flutter_riverpod` exclusively for the past 1-2 years
@@tadaspetra do you have/recommend any good tutorial about it ? but all about riverpod, not like "in getx you used to....or, in block, you used to...or in provider, blablabla"
tried to learn riverpod but all tutorials waste a lot of time talking about "how it's done in other state managment"
@@tadaspetra Hi Tadas, why not Bloc?
Good video. You mentioned build context is very important. But Riverpod says this instead. "Create/share/tests providers, with no dependency on Flutter. This includes being able to listen to providers without a BuildContext." For someone who like avoiding buildcontext. Is Riverpod a better option for someone who has been used to getx?
This is a good point, but from what I understand is the `riverpod` package works for Dart only, which doesn't necessarily have to use flutter. `flutter_riverpod` is built specifically for flutter, and uses the WidgetRef for working with providers which seems to work similar to context.
I don't fully understand the intricacies of it, so you could be right. In general I still think Riverpod is a good option, and Flutter docs say the same thing docs.flutter.dev/data-and-backend/state-mgmt/options#riverpod
But the RC is still alive, which gives a hope. Is there any forked version that has a proper support, btw?
It is still alive, but also the last update was 23 days ago, which again is pretty long time. And no forked version that I know of
@@tadaspetra It would be a disaster... Kind of)
Thanks for this informative video, my take away is how to contribute to open-source projects.
still using get x
BLoC is number 1 for me, the organisation of code is just too good
What do you suggest ? Riverpod or Bloc for Production ready app ??
I use riverpod
bloc is super easy and forces clean code and architecture. once you understand it, it assists you in logically building your app
I love Riverpod.
There are some bugs of getx that make it risky to use, and it's not well maintained.
I never used GetX on an comercial project, just only 4fun. And I don't like the ideia the state management have to change the datatype (Rx) of everything important.
Sir, Which state management you are using for your projects now??‼️‼️
I have been using riverpod for the past 1-2 years
@@tadaspetra which package for route management
Most projects I just use push and pop still, but if I was building web or something more complex would probably use go_router
Seeing your Tutorial I started working with GetX and made around 4-5 applications around that but later I just switched to nextjs and totally to the core. GetX was really difficult to learn at the start but I felt worth it... I too haven't used it (since an year)
State management in general I think is a difficult topic. How you liking NextJS, web dev is a whole different beast for me
Difficult?
No it’s not
I learnt and started with getx over a weekend
@@tadaspetra I'm just loving Nextjs... I'm just diving more into the react-three-fiber and the whole tech stack around the threejs ecosystem, the 3D world is so cool and awesome and it's just an entire tech restart for me, like I"m getting all kinds of failures and problems that I got at the starrt of the career as there are no clear docs or tutorials around in-depth applications around r3f
And if you're building a game or something you need help from discord people to actually know the name of the topic that we need to know about for a particular thiing, discord is just awesome guide for me at the moment
You are the only one who says Getx is hard to learn ,Getx is the simplest State management
Difficult? lol ..I learned it in one day.
you should be honored for this ❤
I don't know about that haha, but thank you for watching :)
I just care about the getxcli...that needs updating...its one of the best convenient ways to scafold views controllers so fast and takes care of routing very similar to go router(almost exactly the same)
now i use stacked cli which uses locator getit
....helps cos its updated and scafolds out tests too
Naaah. Getx is my bae right now. Although it has some issues buh, I can relate. Nice to see you back though
haha, no judgement! If it's working for you that's great :)
It is excellent and I think they had covered all.
Best state management for me is GetX, super easy and multifunctional
I used getx for 6 months, and it saved me from deadlines 😁, but it's very hard to understand what's really going on in this getx, there's too much magic in it.
Btw nice video 👍
Thank you Anjar :)
Nice video bro
Thank you! Appreciate it
Getx is the best one. And its pretty much stable.
Please make tutorials
I have been both written and video @hungrimind and hungrimind.com
@@tadaspetra i mean proper course on UA-cam
@@tadaspetra okay, please keep updated
GETX is like coke for Flutter devs.
Helloooo
hiiii
Getx is dead