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🚀 *Video Demonstrating the Difference between Cubit and Bloc in flutter_bloc*
🔌 *Plugins Used:*
- flutter_bloc: [pub.dev/packag...](pub.dev/packag...)
📘 *Written Tutorial:*
- [Difference between Bloc and Cubit when using flutter_bloc package](www.coderzheav...)
📁 *Source Code:*
- Branch: cubit_demo
- [GitHub Repository](github.com/MrV...)
📝 *Cubit vs. Bloc:*
Cubit stands for "ChangeNotifier Cubit." It is designed for simpler state management scenarios where you don't need to handle events explicitly.
Bloc stands for "Business Logic Component." It is a more feature-rich solution designed for complex state management scenarios.
In Cubit, you directly emit new states using the `emit` method without explicitly handling events in a dedicated method.
Bloc involves handling events in a dedicated `on Event` method, providing more control over how the state transitions occur.
Cubit is lightweight and straightforward, suitable for cases where the state management logic is less complex.
Bloc is more powerful and suitable for scenarios involving intricate state transitions, side effects, and fine-grained control over events.
In essence, Cubit is a simpler and more direct solution for straightforward state.
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