Build a drag & drop 🖖 UI in the form of a simple color-matching kid's game. Master the basics of Flutter's Draggable and DragTarget widgets fireship.io/le... - Draggable docs.flutter.i... - DragTarget docs.flutter.i... #flutter
If you jump in the well, I will follow you there, this is how much I love your content. I don't click the notifications for other channels but when it's Jeff, gotta compromise. I will even sacrifice food over your video. trust me on this one, I am doing this right now.
It would be nice to see how to do to maintain the status of the widget when you use BottomNavigation, changing the views are to reload the widget. In addition to that while using Firebase to show data in that view. I did not find anything reliable to develop it. it's quite complex
I'm a bit confused maybe someone can point me in the right direction, Flutter is a framework for Dart ? And is Dart a new language for Mobile Development ? And is there a reason why this language has emerged ? Like performance or the need for cross-platform ?
Dart (language) and Flutter (framework) are successful at cross platform mobile dev for serveral reasons IMO - simplicity, type safety, & performance. Start here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7sJZi0grFR4.html
Flutter is a framework for building apps similar to React Native but with a few key differences. One of the most notable differences is in the language used. While React Native uses JavaScript, Flutter uses Dart, a relatively new but battle tested language (used to power AdMob and AdWords via Angular Dart). Dart was introduced back in 2012 and was meant to be a replacement for JS. In August 2018, the language got a major update which introduced a static type system by default (was optionally in Dart 1). Dart isn’t a mobile only language, it can be compiled to JavaScript and has a VM allowing it to be run on servers. As I mentioned before, there is a Dart flavor of Angular which can be used to build web apps. The language can be compiled using both JIT (Just In Time) and AOT (Ahead of Time). Flutter takes advantage of this to power it’s hot reload. While developing, new code is compiled using JIT and immediately pushed to the device resulting in sub second hot reload and restarts. When you’re finished developing and ready to build your prod apk/ipa, the compiler uses AOT to properly optimize your code. Dart uses a tree shaking compiler so only the parts that you actually use are compiled into the final binary. Release code is native arm binary and unlike React Native, does not require a vm since there is no interpreted code. Hope this helps :)
This is my first time looking at Dart code a d holy shit does it look messy. I will stick to learning Kotlin for now, maybe visit this again in the long future.
Bro Jeff honestly i subscribed to this channel so i can learn as much as possible from angular and firebse, javascript lessons are also very nice. But i really hate this svelte, flutter, and devops related videos, i know you are earning an extra amount of money by distributing google products, but bro, its FIRESHIP :)
