Flutter Riverpod State Management | Simplest Explanation 

It was a nightmare using setState on a tabBar view child. A simple provider was not cutting it. StateProvider rocks. THANK YOU!! Just bought you a coffee.

Great and succinct intro! Thanks for providing the code too. Scanning the text is much easier than navigating the video for some questions. Please keep it up!

Simple, quick and precise. Thanks.

I have watch 2 or 3 video before watching this one. But to me this one is best. Thanks man @dbestech . Please make a video with more details explanation. Thank you.

I love this video!

Wsalam! brother ❤

You're a genius!!

At 4:32 on line 51 instead of using Expanded(child:Container()) inside Row. You can simple use Spacer Widget.

good tutorial thanks bro

Thanks, this really help

Really nice one

3 years coding flutter. had no idea you could add 2 floating buttons

Thank you so much

Thank you. please make tutorial about combination of riverpod and hook

Assalamualaikum brother, you inspired on using GetX until it became my main state management solution in most app I made. But today flutter forums said that GetX is a controversy with many issues around it, so I have to find alternative state management in case of something bad happened and eventually landed on this video. I mainly used GetX for state management, dependency injection, its utilities, and theme changing. Can you suggest me an alternative of those needs? I'm having hard times looking for the alternatives. Thanks before.

Thank you

Wa Alaikumussalam

Thanks a lot. What's of we want to use it without the consumer widget?. Probably in another service class. Thanks

I think that You should be using notifier instead of state with ref.read(), for example ref.read(counterStateProvider.notifier).state++

Hi, can you make a clean architecture with Riverpods tutorial? Such like mvvm or mvc

WalikumAsalam wa rahmatullah wabarakatuhu

Wslm Masha Allah

I appreciate the brevity and how you get right to the point. But your video is already out-of-date -- Riverpod has been updated. The StateProvider.state property is deprecated in favor or StateProvider.notifier. Bummer, but maybe you can re-record the video?

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Provider + Getx = riverpod

Basically, you create a global variable that lives forever and acts as a subscriber to changes. What if you have multiple variables to depend on for a single page? And how many you will end up with? dozens? hundreds?

How would you do it if the Widget is stateful? Can you still extend the class with ConsumerWidget?

I'm not sure if you're still answering comments for this video but I keep getting the following error when try to use "pod install" : The term 'pod' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.

hi... so what is the advantage from switching from say getx to riverpod ? i know that riverpod is a better provider ... but not really sure what it is in practical terms. i mean getx is so practical , why use riverpod ?