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- What is the difference between Cubit and Bloc? - Stack Overflow
I am a bit confused about the new release of Bloc: 6 0 0, adding Cubit notion, is the bloc depreciated or we can use both of them?
- flutter - How to make a bloc global accessible - Stack Overflow
The BLoC pattern is better used to manage state of a single specific widget like a screen by example The BLoC pattern is not use by a single specific widget but use for each UI feature
- flutter - Modal Bottom Sheet and Bloc - Stack Overflow
Actually if you need this bloc only in bottom sheet and nowhere else, the better and cleaner solution is create the StatefullWidget for bottom sheet content, create the Bloc inside this widget in initState() work with bloc in build() method and free resources in dispose() method
- 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
- 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the business logic and they play well with the Flutter-ish approach of rebuilding entire widget subtrees once they're outdated
- How to manage multiple state on same screen using flutter bloc
Like if you have one bloc named testbloc with multiple state then you can define multiple copies of bloc using bloc provider and in bloc builder you can reference the bloc Catch is that your bloc can emit one state at one time and based on your requirement you can manage state
- flutter - Triggering initial event in BLoC - Stack Overflow
Then when I need to call an event when I load a page, in this case I wanted to fetch some data depending on a list tile selected, and I needed more options than FutureBuilder can provide me, I simple used initState (); and called the bloc provider and added an event class _ExampleScreenState extends State<ExampleScreen> { @override void
- BLoC - Should every state be a separate class? - Stack Overflow
3 I'm learning and building a Flutter app using BLoC pattern and in a lot of tutorials and repositories, I have seen people having a separate class for each state of the BLoC and others which have a single state class with all the properties defined Is there a standard BLoC way for defining state classes or is it a personal choice?
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