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- Can anyone tell the difference of flutter_bloc and bloc packages in . . .
The 'bloc' package contains things you will use in your Bloc layer, like the Bloc class This isn't necessarily flutter dependent, it is just the logic architecture of your app The 'flutter bloc' package contains elements you will use in your UI layer It includes widgets like BlocProvider and BlocBuilder, which are widgets and thus flutter dependent
- how to use flutter_bloc with go_router - Stack Overflow
I have built an app where I use flutter_bloc i want to use go_router for navigation but for dynamic routing how can i use GoRouter refreshListener parameter with flutter_bloc GoRouter( routes: [
- Bloc, Flutter and Navigation - Stack Overflow
BLoC is a very promising approach for state management in Flutter because of one signature ingredient: streams They allow for decoupling the UI from the business logic and they play well with the Flutter-ish approach of rebuilding entire widget subtrees once they're outdated
- Why use BloC or Provider in Flutter when we already have Flutters . . .
3 There are a few reasons to use a BloC or Provider rather than Flutter's built-in setState: BloC and Provider offer a more robust way to manage state BloC and Provider make it easier to update state across multiple widgets BloC and Provider can be used to manage async data BloC and Provider offer a more modular way to structure your code
- BlocProvider. of() called with a context that does not contain a Bloc . . .
First of, I do know how BLoC suppose to work, the idea behind it and I know the difference between BlocProvider() and BlocProvider value() constructors For simplicity, my application has 3 pages
- flutter - MVVM vs Bloc patterns - Stack Overflow
BLoC and MVVM seemed to be different when BLoC was introduced, but that differences faded away as BLoC implementations changed over time Right now the only real difference is that BLoC doesn't specify a separate presentation logic and business logic, or at least it doesn't do it in an obvious manner Presentation logic is the layer that understands interactions between UI elements and the
- flutter - BlocBuilder vs BlocListener - Stack Overflow
As I understand, in BlocBuilder the builder: gets called every time the bloc state changes (of course in the case in which buildWhen: is omitted and it always returns true as a default value) And in BlocListener the listener: gets called in response to state changes in the bloc I can't seem to understand the concept behind the quoted text
- flutter - Triggering initial event in BLoC - Stack Overflow
Our case is to fire initial event on Bloc creation Possibilities overview case with inserting Bloc with BlocProvider - this is preferred way create: callback is fired only once when BlocProvider is mounted BlocProvider would close () bloc when BlocProvider is unmounted dart
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