I wish this video will be shown-off in the official dart docs. It's super well produced and explains the patterns better than the dart doc itself. I'm gonna be honest, I was in a pretty rough place when it first came out but it I think after this video I'll start using patterns in my codebase as well
The explanations here are extremely well worded and expertly concise. I wish I could speak that well. Thanks for sharing Craig!! I'm excited to continue seeing how Dart and Flutter developers benefit from patterns, especially with the help of this video =]
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Hey Craig, Do you have any idea when will the roadmap for Flutter in 2024 will be out?
I wish this video will be shown-off in the official dart docs. It's super well produced and explains the patterns better than the dart doc itself.
I'm gonna be honest, I was in a pretty rough place when it first came out but it I think after this video I'll start using patterns in my codebase as well
Looks like type error on 5:49 (String, Color) destruct to (String, String) ?
Excellent summary! Definitely will be referencing this for newbies...
This explains patterns so well. Craig is the GOAT
Brilliant work as always Craig! Looking forward to new Flutter vids this year (y'all have been posting way more recently!)
Look like there is an extra arrow (=>) in the function at 7:18
I will consider these pattern methods for future projects, nice!!
love it. thanks for providing this video. very easy to understand
Coming from C# (Unity), the difference in pattern matching syntax with Dart and which features exist and don't exist was a bit confusing.
Nice ! Didn't know that 🤭. Great work !
Awesome, i just so happened to need this for a design token parsing library for our app 😄
I get the what but not the why, and you super glossed over guards, I'm a really using patterns with sealed classes as my API response model
Very informative! Thank you! 👍
good explanation. thank you very much!
thanks! very clear explanation
An excellent video! For the next two weeks, we'll likely see a deluge of refactoring commits across Flutter projects 😂
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At 7:16 the '=>' used twice
=>
=> switch(data)
The topic is already not simple, and such moments are distracting. Sorry.
I still don't get it
6:30 ah I get it nvm
Nice, but only constants allowed in switch statements is a joke.
The explanations here are extremely well worded and expertly concise. I wish I could speak that well. Thanks for sharing Craig!!
I'm excited to continue seeing how Dart and Flutter developers benefit from patterns, especially with the help of this video =]
i dont understand some of it.
Wooow!! Didn't know that 😍
veryy interesting concept and well explained
Damn, "when" is my favourite part about VHDL. Glad it made its way into Flutter. :)
I am saying this honestly that these videos are very good and it explanation is understandable for beginner and intermediate. I like this channel
Ya fake ha
Excellent explanation !
Excellent video ❤
Weird sintax