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Thanks for the great course! As a person without any programming background it's very very difficult to understand everything from the first take. My brains are just melting 🤯🤪 My only hopes that when I begin to practice code in flutter by myself and keep returning to rewatch these lessons it will become more and more clear ☀️
Awesome. I'm learning new stuff per episode... 😁 Good work. I have a question: do you have a schedule for the continuation of the Flutter: Hero to Wizard playlist? Thanks.
@@Flutterly I appreciate your response. No worries then. I know you will put in your best in either of them. Good things comes to those who wait... 😉️ (I think... )
Excellent series wckd, this strong reinforcement of dart with your teaching style is much needed! I did have a silly question, I find myself making all "named/alternative constructors" factory constructors so I can use the body block to do logic checks, etc. Is there any reason why one should not always use the factory version besides brevity?
You're free to use factory constructors all the time if you feel like it makes more sense to your development workflow. Indeed when the creation of an object is dependent on some logic, it's best practice to use a factory constructor. To be honest, I'm only use them in these specific cases and not all the time, but you're free to use them as you want, it's not a definitive rule to be followed.
Bro can I some suggestion of using dart in VScode, it's taking much time to run my dart code if I don't use internet. What's the issue in this?? Do u think internet is mandatory for running only dart program???
Hi, I have a question: Dart doesn't allow multiple inheritance, cool, but by default every class in dart as you said extends Object class, so , when i extend another class this can be considered as multiple inheritance? Thanks for all your videos, and your worry about community.
I just mentioned the answer to your question in the video man, yes, every class extends by default the object class, but if you specifically write A extends B, then A doesn't extend object anymore, but rather B, but at the end of the day, B will have to extend object, the only difference is that the hierarchy looks different (Object -> B -> A)
My Complete Dart Course is now live on Udemy! Go get it while it's hot!
Oh, and as a gift to my community, here's a limited-time coupon (LETSGETWCKD) helping you get it with as little as 9.99$.
It's a steal for the amount of work I put in.
www.udemy.com/course/dart-from-novice-to-expert/?referralCode=EC9CB6CC14FFA62C901B
so far the most important lesson. must for every Flutter dev.
Thank you Eye Radio for always giving us the youth this platform to uplift ourselves n the country
Thank you for all the work you do for the community, it is of great quality. Greetings from Honduras.
Thank you very much! I really appreciate it! Greetings!
This is an amazing piece of work. It's everything I needed to know in one video. It even included factories and singletons.
Keeps getting better and better. I'm recommending this series to everyone I know 🎉
It's amazing 💥. Lots of respect, love and appreciation from Pakistan.
Thanks for the great course! As a person without any programming background it's very very difficult to understand everything from the first take. My brains are just melting 🤯🤪 My only hopes that when I begin to practice code in flutter by myself and keep returning to rewatch these lessons it will become more and more clear ☀️
Deep knowledge. Absolutely brilliant!
Thank you sir for this great tutorials. Waiting for your flutter bloc series....
Thank you!
Thanks, brother!
Loving these!
Thank you! 🌟
Awesome. I'm learning new stuff per episode... 😁 Good work.
I have a question: do you have a schedule for the continuation of the Flutter: Hero to Wizard playlist?
Thanks.
Thank you for your feedback! Unfortunately, I will have to finish the Dart series first and this will take some time unfortunately.
@@Flutterly I appreciate your response. No worries then. I know you will put in your best in either of them. Good things comes to those who wait... 😉️ (I think... )
Excellent series wckd, this strong reinforcement of dart with your teaching style is much needed! I did have a silly question, I find myself making all "named/alternative constructors" factory constructors so I can use the body block to do logic checks, etc. Is there any reason why one should not always use the factory version besides brevity?
You're free to use factory constructors all the time if you feel like it makes more sense to your development workflow. Indeed when the creation of an object is dependent on some logic, it's best practice to use a factory constructor. To be honest, I'm only use them in these specific cases and not all the time, but you're free to use them as you want, it's not a definitive rule to be followed.
Thanks a lot for the feedback, I forgot to say it 😂
@@Flutterly Yea of course! Makes sense, appreciate it boss :)
Thanks a ton brother
You're welcome, brother! ✨
You are amazing thx alot
Thank you. 😁
You're welcome, thanks! 🌟
love you brother for video
Thanks, brother!
Bro can I some suggestion of using dart in VScode, it's taking much time to run my dart code if I don't use internet.
What's the issue in this??
Do u think internet is mandatory for running only dart program???
Hi, I have a question:
Dart doesn't allow multiple inheritance, cool, but by default every class in dart as you said extends Object class, so , when i extend another class this can be considered as multiple inheritance?
Thanks for all your videos, and your worry about community.
I just mentioned the answer to your question in the video man, yes, every class extends by default the object class, but if you specifically write A extends B, then A doesn't extend object anymore, but rather B, but at the end of the day, B will have to extend object, the only difference is that the hierarchy looks different (Object -> B -> A)
@@Flutterly Thanks man, now is more clearly! Sorry about my fault, English is not my main language.
Is it possible to use the default (implicit) getter of a private instance field without typing it?
Thanks
Sir kindly make a project on Flutter with concepts
toooooo match Animation in ur videos
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