Flutter Provider Essential Course (English)

Flutter Provider Essential Course (English), available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 122 lectures, based on 143 reviews, and has 828 subscribers.

You will learn about Necessity of provider – Dependency injection and state management Provider types and usage – Provider, ChangeNotifierProvider, FutureProvider, StreamProvider, MultiProvider ProxyProvider Convenience widget and BuildContext extension methods – Consumer/Selector widget, read/watch/select extension methods Communication between providers – ProxyProvider, ChangeNotifierProxyProvider StateNotifier and StateNotifierProvider – communication between providers without ProxyProvider Errors and how to deal with them – ProviderNotFoundException, setState or markNeedsBuild, etc. Using the addPostFrameCallback method to handle errors, and actions such as showDialog and Navigator push 3 apps(TODO, Weather, Firebase Authentication) and a total of 8 production process experiences through a combination of various providers This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners to Flutter who want to learn about Provider, the most widely used Flutter state management solution or Flutter developers who want to have an in-depth understanding of the Flutter Provider or Flutter developers who want to know the various usage examples of Flutter Provider It is particularly useful for Beginners to Flutter who want to learn about Provider, the most widely used Flutter state management solution or Flutter developers who want to have an in-depth understanding of the Flutter Provider or Flutter developers who want to know the various usage examples of Flutter Provider.

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Summary

Title: Flutter Provider Essential Course (English)

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 122

Number of Published Lectures: 122

Number of Curriculum Items: 122

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 122

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Necessity of provider – Dependency injection and state management
Provider types and usage – Provider, ChangeNotifierProvider, FutureProvider, StreamProvider, MultiProvider ProxyProvider
Convenience widget and BuildContext extension methods – Consumer/Selector widget, read/watch/select extension methods
Communication between providers – ProxyProvider, ChangeNotifierProxyProvider
StateNotifier and StateNotifierProvider – communication between providers without ProxyProvider
Errors and how to deal with them – ProviderNotFoundException, setState or markNeedsBuild, etc.
Using the addPostFrameCallback method to handle errors, and actions such as showDialog and Navigator push
3 apps(TODO, Weather, Firebase Authentication) and a total of 8 production process experiences through a combination of various providers

Who Should Attend

Beginners to Flutter who want to learn about Provider, the most widely used Flutter state management solution
Flutter developers who want to have an in-depth understanding of the Flutter Provider
Flutter developers who want to know the various usage examples of Flutter Provider

Target Audiences

Beginners to Flutter who want to learn about Provider, the most widely used Flutter state management solution
Flutter developers who want to have an in-depth understanding of the Flutter Provider
Flutter developers who want to know the various usage examples of Flutter Provider

In the Flutter Provider Essential course, you can learn in depth about Provider, the most basic and widely used among Flutter state management solutions.

If you want to deepen your understanding of the Flutter Provider and put all the concepts into practice, then this course is for you.

The lecture was carefully composed to ensure a balance between theory and practice.

And under the belief that repetition is the most important learning method, whenever there is a new concept, we will test the concept by making a small app, and through real-world apps such as TODO, Weather, and Firebase Authentication app, the concepts will come together comprehensively.

In particular, we will repeatedly practice combinations of different Providers when creating TODO, Weather, and Firebase Authentication apps.

– TODO App (3 Implementations): 1. Combination of ChangeNotifierProvider, ChangeNotifierProxyProvider, 2. Combination of ChangeNotifierProvider and ProxyProvider, 3. StateNotifierProvider

– Weather App (3 Implementations): 1. Combination of ChangeNotifierProvider, ChangeNotifierProxyProvider, 2. Combination of ChangeNotifierProvider and ProxyProvider, 3. StateNotifierProvider

– Firebase Authentication App (2 Implementations): 1. Combination of StreamProvider , ChangeNotifierProvider, and ChangeNotifierProxyProvider, 2. Combination of StreamProvider and StateNotifierProvider

In addition, I will talk about StateNotifier and StateNotifierProvider, which allow you to use the Provider as a more advanced State Management Solution, and there will be opportunities to practice through apps, so you will have even more options.

I can proudly say that this course is the most in-depth course on Flutter Provider.

This is a quick look at everything covered in the course.

– Why Provider is needed

– How to access data in the widget tree using Provider

– How to listen for data changes in the widget tree using ChangeNotifier’s AddListener

– How to use ChangeNotifierProvider, the most used in Provider

– How to use the read, watch, and select extension methods to easily access and listen to data

– MultiProvider, which allows the easy and neat injection of multiple providers into the widget tree

– FutureProvider and StreamProvider, a provider used when you want to listen to continuously changing values and rebuild the widget

– Consumer widget, a kind of convenience widget that makes it easy to access a specific type of Provider

– Selector widget, a type of Consumer widget that enables more detailed control

– Provider Access and value named constructor: anonymous route access, named route access, generated route access, global access

– Provider-to-provider communication: ProxyProvider

– Various errors encountered when using the Provider and how to deal with them

– The addPostFrameCallback method, which is useful when used together with Provider

– How to handle actions such as showDialog or Navigator dot push using ChangeNotifier’s AddListener

– TODO App: 3 implementations through a combination of various providers

– Weather App: 3 implementations through a combination of various providers

– Firebase Authentication App: 2 implementations through a combination of various providers

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: The background and target audience

Lecture 2: Tutorial structure

Lecture 3: Tools used in tutorial

Chapter 2: Provider Overview

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: Necessity of Provider

Lecture 3: Managing app state without Provider – 1

Lecture 4: Managing app state without Provider – 2

Lecture 5: Dependency injection using Provider

Lecture 6: ChangeNotifier and addListener

Lecture 7: ChangeNotifierProvider

Lecture 8: read, watch, select extension methods

Lecture 9: MultiProvider

Lecture 10: FutureProvider

Lecture 11: StreamProvider

Lecture 12: Consumer

Lecture 13: Consumer, builder, ProviderNotFoundException

Lecture 14: Selector

Lecture 15: Learn more about ProviderNotFoundException and the Builder widget

Lecture 16: Provider Access – Anonymous route access

Lecture 17: Provider Access – Named route access

Lecture 18: Provider Access – Generated route access

Lecture 19: ProxyProvider overview – 1

Lecture 20: ProxyProvider overview – 2

Lecture 21: ProxyProvider example – 1

Lecture 22: ProxyProvider example – 2

Lecture 23: ProxyProvider example – 3

Lecture 24: ProxyProvider example – 4

Lecture 25: The way WidgetsBinding.instance.addPostFrameCallback is called has changed.

Lecture 26: Errors & addPostFrameCallback – 1

Lecture 27: Errors & addPostFrameCallback – 2

Lecture 28: Errors & addPostFrameCallback -3

Lecture 29: Errors & addPostFrameCallback -4

Lecture 30: Action processing using addListener of ChangeNotifier – 1

Lecture 31: Action processing using addListener of ChangeNotifier – 2

Lecture 32: Action processing using addListener of ChangeNotifier – 3

Lecture 33: Action processing using addListener of ChangeNotifier – 4

Chapter 3: TODO App

Lecture 1: TODO App Overview

Lecture 2: TODO App structure

Lecture 3: Packages, folders, and app skeleton

Lecture 4: Todo model and Filter enum

Lecture 5: TodoFilterState and TodoFilter ChangeNotifier

Lecture 6: TodoSearchState and TodoSearch ChangeNotifier

Lecture 7: TodoListState and TodoList ChangeNotifier

Lecture 8: ActiveTodoCountState and ActiveTodoCount ChangeNotifier

Lecture 9: FilteredTodosState and FilteredTodos ChangeNotifier

Lecture 10: Injecting providers

Lecture 11: TodoHeader widget

Lecture 12: CreateTodo widget

Lecture 13: SearchAndFilterTodo widget

Lecture 14: ShowTodos widget

Lecture 15: TodoItem widget

Lecture 16: Reducing search volume

Lecture 17: Getting the correct initial state of ActiveTodoCount and FilteredTodos

Lecture 18: Check if ChangeNotifierProxyProvider can be replaced with ProxyProvider

Lecture 19: Refactoring ActiveTodoCount and FilteredTodos

Lecture 20: StateNotifier and StateNotifierProvider Overview

Lecture 21: StateNotifier & StateNotifierProvider example – 1

Lecture 22: StateNotifier & StateNotifierProvider example – 2

Lecture 23: StateNotifier & StateNotifierProvider example – 3

Lecture 24: StateNotifier & StateNotifierProvider example – 4

Lecture 25: Refactoring Todo app using StateNotifier – 1

Lecture 26: Refactoring Todo app using StateNotifier – 2

Lecture 27: Todo App further considerations

Chapter 4: Weather App (OpenWeather)

Lecture 1: (Notice) Service Provider Replacement

Lecture 2: Weather App Overview

Lecture 3: Packages, app folder structure, app page skeleton

Lecture 4: Models

Lecture 5: Weather API Services – 1

Lecture 6: Weather API Services – 2

Lecture 7: WeatherRepository

Lecture 8: Providers folder structure

Lecture 9: WeatherProvider

Lecture 10: SearchPage widget – Form

Lecture 11: HomePage widget 1 – initial, loading, error

Lecture 12: HomePage widget 2 – Platform aware dialog

Lecture 13: HomePage widget 3 – weather loaded state

Lecture 14: TempSettingsState, TempSettings ChangeNotifier & SettingsPage UI

Lecture 15: ThemeState, ThemeProvider ChangeNotifier and applying Theme Change

Lecture 16: Refactoring to ChangeNotifierProvider + ProxyProvider

Lecture 17: Refactoring the Weather app using StateNotifier – 1

Lecture 18: Refactoring the Weather app using StateNotifier – 2

Lecture 19: Weather App Further Considerations

Chapter 5: Firebase Authentication App

Lecture 1: App overview

Lecture 2: (Notice) Firebase Project Setup

Lecture 3: Firebase setup (Android)

Lecture 4: Firebase setup (iOS)

Lecture 5: Firebase Setup Test, Firebase Authentication Setup, Firestore DB

Lecture 6: Models

Lecture 7: Page skeletons

Lecture 8: AuthRepository

Lecture 9: AuthState & AuthProvider ChangeNotifier

Lecture 10: Injecting AuthRepository, StreamProvider, AuthProvider into widget tree

Lecture 11: SigninState, SigninProvider ChangeNotifier

Lecture 12: SigninPage – 1

Lecture 13: SigninPage – 2

Instructors

Sangwook Cho
YourDevEdge

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1 stars: 5 votes
2 stars: 5 votes
3 stars: 5 votes
4 stars: 21 votes
5 stars: 107 votes

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