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GestureArena | Decoding Flutter

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Learn about Flutter's GestureArena where raw user interaction data is turned into human recognizable concepts like taps, drags, and pinches.
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Guillaume Diallo-Mulliez's "Understanding Flutter's Handling Of Gestures" → goo.gle/3NUuTDA
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25 авг 2024

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@flutterdev Год назад

Subscribe for the latest → goo.gle/FlutterYT

@nanakwame1122 Год назад

Love the arena format. Flutter winning as usual

@smarakdas3794 Год назад

Amazing video! Probably the best explanation of a concept I've seen in a long time

@janzimola2016 Год назад

Yeaah, Decoding Flutter is an amazing series!

@temmaokereke7994 Год назад

This is so beautifully explained. Thank you so much 👍

@guillaumediallo-mulliez4173 Год назад

As always, is explanation is great and the video is funny 😅 Thank you very much for referencing my talk at Flutter Vikings Craig, I feel honored 😊 I hope it can help anybody understanding gestures in flutter 😉

@guillaumediallo-mulliez4173 Год назад

👏 and great job on pronouncing my whole name 😬 I know this is a rather impressive achievement for English speakers 😅

@laybunzz Год назад

Your talk at Flutter Vikings was great - it would have been criminal to not reference it :)

@laybunzz Год назад

@@guillaumediallo-mulliez4173 We took a few minutes in the studio to make sure we got it right 💙

@guillaumediallo-mulliez4173 Год назад

🤗

@moritzmessner5525 Год назад

hahaha the trailer at 4:00 is hilarious (Y) good job

@ukaszwolenczak5590 Год назад

That was both funny and educational. Excellent job.

@DominikRoszkowski Год назад

Hi there, seems like the link to the Guillaume talk leads to the end of this presentation, not the beginning ;)

@laybunzz Год назад

Oops! Luckily, Majid is about to release the HD cut of his talk which I'll be updating the link to. Thanks for pointing this out!

@laybunzz Год назад

Majid just sent me the good link to Guillaume's talk, so we're now updated. Thanks again!

@lesedi44 Год назад

Flutter did an A+ job at making gesture code interesting💀

@MohammadMalan Год назад

It's funny to me but in the past few weeks, whenever I watch a video from Flutter's channel I end up finding something I need, not just learning something new. Developing a package called "ipod_navigator". Inspired by the wheel of the Ipod, you can use it to switch between screens by simply making circular gestures. Anything else you guys can suggest?

@Pythonquicks Год назад

😂The theatre scene is awesome!!!

@taimoorghafar1868 Год назад

This guy explained the battle so nicely 😂 in a fun way.

@damolmo Год назад

I've really enjoyed this video Thanks for this Flutter 💙

@user-jchjkitv77896 Год назад

You got the coolest job at Google

@nipunshah1373 Год назад

After a long time but what a concept & insights !

@verticrow Год назад

Always love Craig's videos! Thanks!

@iqmal Год назад

Thanks!! Very informative especially at that sweet animations!

@jajasaria Год назад

very cleaver way of explaining things. love it

@raultunduc7190 Год назад

Craig should create his own YT channel based on story-telling times 😂

@te4st111 Год назад

Thanks for this enlightening video. What I don't understand is why you can't change the rules that define the winner of the gesture arena? For example, a scroll gesture always defeats a pan gesture. But there are use cases where the opposite is desired. How do you handle such cases?

@laybunzz Год назад

You can! Check out the implementation of the GestureDetector - it simply assembles an army of recognizers and passes them to a RawGestureDetector. If you don't like how the GestureDetector works, you can customize your behavior but still use this system by going straight to the RawGestureDetector and passing it your own special recognizers. Happy Fluttering!