Wait I thought you were rocking millions views on this. This is the most helpful video indeed. From someone who always have issues with classes and implementations like this. This made me feel so good to know how they all work. Million Thanks.
Man, you have no idea how helpful this is It can be do hard trying to figure out exactly what to use For example:Icon( icon: Icon(Icons.blue) ) How do you even know which icon is which Thanks again man
Can't thank you enough for this video. This specific thing about Flutter is the most annoying. Countless times I have scratched my head hard in figuring out what widget is an enumeration, abstract class, named constructor, etc. While we are at it, could anybody explain to me the difference between inherited widgets' and named constructors' use cases? Thanks in advance!
Thanks for watching! Well, basically named constructors are just a way to send information from one widget to another. But only between widgets that are directly below each other in the widget tree. The inherited widgets are meant to send information between widgets regardless of how far they are from each other in the widget tree (there's this video made by the Flutter team that explains inherited widgets more thoroughly: ua-cam.com/video/Zbm3hjPjQMk/v-deo.html)
Wait I thought you were rocking millions views on this. This is the most helpful video indeed. From someone who always have issues with classes and implementations like this. This made me feel so good to know how they all work.
Million Thanks.
Man, you have no idea how helpful this is
It can be do hard trying to figure out exactly what to use
For example:Icon(
icon: Icon(Icons.blue)
)
How do you even know which icon is which
Thanks again man
I love learning from FLUTTER MENTOR ,very good and helpful content there... ❤
This is a very important video and seems underrated. Thanks for this.
Help me a lot as i am just a beginer... Thank you ❤️❤️❤️
This is super awesome. Like you mentioned, learning what a widget property would take would help a lot. Hope to learn a lot from you in coming days.
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing very often I met such problems when inside a property it is not specified which class it accepts. 👍🤝
I know the pain haha! Glad this helped
This help me a lot, thanks
awesome, glad to help!
Amazing video thanks
thank you for watching
Thanks it was very helpfull
What chrome extension is that to show you related searched?
Wow❤thanks
Can't thank you enough for this video. This specific thing about Flutter is the most annoying. Countless times I have scratched my head hard in figuring out what widget is an enumeration, abstract class, named constructor, etc. While we are at it, could anybody explain to me the difference between inherited widgets' and named constructors' use cases? Thanks in advance!
Thanks for watching! Well, basically named constructors are just a way to send information from one widget to another. But only between widgets that are directly below each other in the widget tree. The inherited widgets are meant to send information between widgets regardless of how far they are from each other in the widget tree (there's this video made by the Flutter team that explains inherited widgets more thoroughly: ua-cam.com/video/Zbm3hjPjQMk/v-deo.html)
@@FlutterMentor thanks. I will surely check it out
Sir, flutter how to use widget property and methods for each widgets
Just to make sure I understood, do you mean you'd like to see what to do to always know what kind of function/method widget properties take?
Ex. Text widget (how to use all properties and methods)how to read and documentation for new developer
@@kamalCode got it. Thanks! That's a good idea I'll do it in the future