very good, ive been messing around trying to just do a simple button update something on the UI for ages and after watching this I have found my method to do it, nice and simple
@@LearnFlutterwithMe One thing I had hard time understanding was the point of Const, Final & Late. Especially the Final keyword. Do you have any plans on walking through the use cases and where it's useful with practical examples? Const is obvious, but Final & Late has been a tough nut to crack.
Generate a random integer between 0 and 1. If you want to generate in a range of 5, you have to use 6 in nextInt(). so basically the range is by default starts from and 0 and end at (nextInt-1).
I love you tutorials with map guide and constructing the idea clearly in mind!
Thank you!
very good, ive been messing around trying to just do a simple button update something on the UI for ages and after watching this I have found my method to do it, nice and simple
your content is underrated man
Great explanations, showing gradually what happen when trying to change state of stateless widgets. Tons of thx
Thank you for watching!
Great explanation
Clear and concise subscribed ✨
I rarely comment on videos, but you're a great teacher.
Thank you so much!
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very helpful.
Nice tutorial for the basic concept of state. Thanks.
Great explanation! Thanks.
Very Clear! Thank you!
Nice tutorial for the basic concept of state. Thanks. @LearnFlutterwithMe
Thank you.
thank you
Very well explained
Thank you!
@@LearnFlutterwithMe One thing I had hard time understanding was the point of Const, Final & Late. Especially the Final keyword.
Do you have any plans on walking through the use cases and where it's useful with practical examples?
Const is obvious, but Final & Late has been a tough nut to crack.
@@mikopiko Yes I can see if I can put that together soon!
@@LearnFlutterwithMe That's highly appreciated, keep it up!
great video! thank you!
This is gold !!!!!
pretty cool
Great Content, but the background music was a bi disturbing
Good
cool man thanks a lot
So true
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can you tell me why did you use 2 in nextInt() method?
Generate a random integer between 0 and 1.
If you want to generate in a range of 5, you have to use 6 in nextInt().
so basically the range is by default starts from and 0 and end at (nextInt-1).
@@faysalhasan4215 thank you, very much.
How do i get the diagramatic representation of widgets
I just create them in a flowchart app with a green background and then "green screen" the background out in my video editing software
awesome tutorial, and most bad a$$ t~shirt!! long live Kamelot dev brother!
Thank you! And yes, one of my favorite bands! ☺
so why not just use stateful widget all the time?
Nice tutorial thanks. Would be nicer without this annoying loud background music, I hardly followed what you were saying.
I did not look so hard 😂
noisy noisy why u put music so noisy
thank you