Flutter Game with Implicit Animations

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Play it for yourself and see if you can beat my high score (14):
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A game I made in Flutter to showcase how easy it is to do animations using Implicit Animations. This is a preview video to an upcoming Flutter Animation Course that will be releasing soon.

[@alexeytracevsky6071]

Made a gist of it: dartpad.dev/10e61c385700f0d8062d30a66d0b6024 Also added countdown timer increase for every 2 clicked tiles.

[@FunwithFlutter]

Thumbs up for the countdown timer, smart idea.

[@mual77]

Very clear. Thank you very much.

[@samuelcatlow]

Excellent work, will support your course when it comes out... I've been meaning to add more animation to my apps 😁

[@FunwithFlutter]

Thanks for the support :)

[@kevinkamau]

Very Clear

[@kasandrop]

Bought your course and learnt a lot! Now I would like you to make more courses please! Maybe about the graphics in flutter , renderObject etc...

[@FunwithFlutter]

🤗 if only there were more hours in the day

[@kalderDean]

Dude thanks!, Im a beginner in flutter and want to do some games but I got stuck learning how to put widgets in the render tree. hoping your future videos can help

[@FunwithFlutter]

Cool man. Under most circumstances you wouldn't need to worry about the render tree. The normal widgets are built using the render tree, so you can just use them as normal. If you want to do some unique layouts and control literally everything (layout/painting wise) then you can look at the Render Tree. Which honestly I still need to skill up with. That might be added as an advanced section to the course after it is released. But you can do A LOT just with widgets, you just have more control if you delve into the Render tree, but if you're a beginner you should get comfortable with the basics first.

[@user-ob9eg5cl8i]

tnx

[@jasonwei6722]

Will you put your course on udemy?

[@FunwithFlutter]

It took me a while to decide between Udemy or Teachable, and finally decided on Teachable. On Teachable I can incorporate a DartPad (dartpad.dev/) into each lecture/page, with live examples of the different animations. Which I really liked.

[@FunwithFlutter]

So it will be on Teachable :)