Flutter Routes & Navigation - Parameters, Named Routes, onGenerateRoute

[@donaldparkerii]

another great tutorial, you've not only done a great job teaching but also at production standards coding, THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@ResoCoder]

Thank YOU for watching!

[@docdsmc6639]

Awesome work! This is exactly what I needed to see. I was having a heck of a time trying to pass dynamic arguments to my pages for the past 2 days. This video not only showed me how to do it, it showed me why my previous efforts failed. Well done!

[@Juliapak]

I'm having that issue right now!!

[@mdmarcaassport]

What a voice men.

[@officialismailshah]

Man!!!!! You are blessing for flutter developers.... You are playing big rule in flutter community... Keep doing great stuff....

[@DevGamer19]

This is indeed the best tutorial for Flutter Routing. Clean code and very good explanation. Thank you!

[@coding_den]

Probably the best explanation of basic routing in Flutter that I've seen 🙌🏼

[@tadaspetra]

I think it would be important to mention that you would need to create a new "arguments" Object for every class that you want to pass multiple parameters to

[@bm2ilabs]

As usual the first source to see if you are stuck in anything about flutter, i would really like to see all this knowledge in one big product it will be amazing , Thank you for everything

[@myrtasz1036]

Thanks, one of the best programming tutorials I've ever seen

[@mdmarcaassport]

Very good tutorial. In order to be excellent it may explain if the routes approach works on top of push/pop approach. E. G. /index to /second to /index is push and push or push and pop

[@johnkaicher2073]

Thanks... best explanation of onGenerate and Flutter routing on You Tube

[@Vellutia]

Oh no.. I miss this tutorial, my project is already like half done :'(

[@allanjuan1149]

Great tutorial. Clear, informative and straight to the point. Thanks a lot for sharing

[@ramioooz]

Simple, nice and straightforward. great video pro 👍

[@AdriSinaga]

Wow, your explaination so clear. Thank you

[@WESLEYNFSMW]

Thanks bro, another sub from Brazil 😁

[@liorpolak1391]

Outstanding tutorial!

[@iced87]

so, I applied what you did in this video and it works flawlessly; however, I am currently facing an issue with using popUntil

[@pravinromano8774]

thank you for the wonderful tutorial on page routes and navigation sir, thank you

[@AVACLOUDADDA]

Great tutorial. It clears my all doubt. Thanks

[@MubashirAR]

For anyone using flutter for web, replace final args = settings.arguments; with final name = settings.name; and switch(args) with switch (name)

[@mihirmodi1936]

Excellent explanation. Loved it. Thanks.

[@akshaychopra96]

You are the best! Thanks for making flutter for complex apps so easy :)

[@a.d7627]

Great tutorial! thanks for opening my routes horizons :)

[@golfgolf7161]

The best video about navigation on youtube! Can you explain when use push, pushReplacement, pushAndRemoveUntil? GL

[@monadmantis7472]

your tutorials are awesome. I have liked this video and subscribed. you are a giant among men!

[@shivkumar7496]

Thanks a lot...u explained so well, u saved my time by explaining routing clearly.

[@ivan.arenas]

muchas gracias !! !! ! !! !! !! !!! saludos desde colombia

[@murtazavohra360]

This is exactly the video I needed Thanks!!

[@shivampokhriyal_]

Great tut on Routes :D

[@brianmartindunn]

If I wanted to pass multiple named parameters, is there a way to do that? It sounds like all the parameters would need to get packed into a Map and sent in the "arguments" parameter. It would be nice if the calling widget ("First Page" in your example) could see the list of parameters expected by the second widget ("Second Page" in your example). Is there a trick or technique that can achieve this? BTW, great tutorial! Please keep making them.

[@Iamnooralibutt]

Map or make a class of arguments

[@BartWentink]

@@Iamnooralibutt I'm trying to pass a map, but I get an error that I can't use arguments of type in place of int. How would I rectify this?

[@bluecodes5881]

Thanks for such an awesome tutorial!

[@RossiMurilo]

Pretty clear! Thanks a lot!

[@fakejimhalpert]

Thank you very much, your tutorial is very great. It will help me a lot for my school project! :)

[@kennyho6222]

This is great. thank you!

[@johncerpa3782]

Great video, man. Thank you so much

[@rasan97]

Thank you, kind sir.

[@danielduvana]

This was a perfect tutorial! Thanks!

[@FilledStacks]

Very helpful tutorial. Thanks for the video.

[@AhtramTube]

Great tutorial! Thank you!

[@csgokul]

Just wow .... Thanks for this awesome tut ...

[@BillyMahmood]

Great tutorial, please can you show us how to add route guards?

[@Makayasa]

Well prepared tutorial, love your teching method

[@the_one_named_harris]

Very helpful video! Thanks a lot!

[@aguninghamidou9969]

very good tutorial

[@pikachucod]

Awesome tutorial. You explained it so well.

[@vfthome-yt]

Thank you!

[@zaytoons]

Thank you so much! Exactly what I was looking for. Keep up the good work! 👍🏻

[@dewas6237]

your channel so help me a lot thanks bro!

[@mateenmehmood5675]

Awesome Content. Incredible

[@Adam-xr6fj]

How can this technique be used with BottomNavigationBar?

[@fixocsolutions2695]

thanks bro helped a lot

[@brunopereira9905]

Very nice tutorial man! Helped me a looot.

[@ResoCoder]

I'm glad it did!

[@thothtrismegistus929]

what about fluro package?

[@riyoua]

Great Tutorial ... thanks a lot

[@aravind.a]

Really awesome tutorial on flutter navigation 👍🎉🔥

[@jmbartho1]

Great video thanks!

[@chrisp267]

Great stuff! Thanks!

[@munasikder1548]

great tutorial.. Thanks...........

[@ThomazMartinez]

After 4 years is this still best?

[@aytunch]

Hi Matej, Thanks for bringing this subject up. It cleared a lot of confusions for us:) One request. Can you make a followup video on how we would pass data back when popping the page or multiple nested pages? And How would we manage a nested Page tree situation where we can go from a->b->c or a->c directly and from c->b->a or c->a directly. Should we do a scenario like this using bloc?

[@dimitristotsios2292]

flutter.dev/docs/cookbook/navigation/returning-data#nope-button see the answers here as a start point.

great tutorial! one thing though: the error page example is a little artificial, if an argument is of a wrong type, you rather want an early error as it is a bug, the error page would mask this. also a class with a singe static function is still just a function, it doesn’t really matter where you put it.

[@BURN-ADDiCT]

Guard clause

[@FranciscoJunior29]

Great! Thank you!

[@sanathnherath]

very helpful, thanks

[@sephyshen2510]

very helpful video. thank you RC.

[@shashanksm6327]

Great videos , keep up the good work :)

[@abdechahidihya5360]

I love you man.

[@skorp5677]

Final version: 9:00

[@bioscopetales]

Thanks buddy

[@adnankazi9572]

Perfect video just wanted to know how to i use Navigator.popUntil(context,pageRoute) using this method i am getting error

[@MrProgrammer101]

You can't

[@syedmuheeb2409]

Can u show this in future builder which returns list view builder binder with json data when one list tile is tapped it should return the details page of that particular parent item!

[@eron.amorim]

Great tutorial! Just one question... If my add do have 3 or more pages, it'll be '/second/third' or just '/third' ??

[@marielxenovia3062]

Just /third.

[@Luca-re3ve]

very good tutorial, how should i proceed if i have first page and second in 2 different files?

[@IreshDissanayakaM]

thank you!

[@JM-ip9fe]

Cool

[@MrLefteris3000]

Hello, Great tutorial!!! I am using the first method you explained in your video, the problem is I want to pass a List of names, how would i do that? thanks in advance!!!

[@angelofopa]

Thanks

[@mahmudulhasanfarhan156]

Awesome tutorial. But I have one question, If I want to access the second page by typing the URL on the browser (not by clicking on the Button), how to write the route name and pass the arguments?

[@ayushpgupta6243]

Easiest to understand routing

[@lindermannla]

Greate tutorial! Thnxz!

[@brunofrancosentis5148]

thanks!

[@rammehar5531]

Hi, please make a video on Navigator 2.0 with real world example! It will be highly appreciated

[@ricksondpenha]

Hi can you make a video on navigator 2.0...

[@chiragsolanki8864]

Nice Explanation Brother, One Small question by using this approach how we can get data back from next screen. e.g If I want to get some data in first screen while user come back from next screen.

[@341414]

Thank you for this beautiful video training. What'ss about onUnknownRoute?

[@TheHiHiker]

Awesome thanks

[@paulohenriquepereiraolivei5510]

Very nice

[@WorstDeveloper]

This was really helpful. I will implement it in my application. Is this way still the recommended approach?

[@ecarlosbc]

Worked perfect for me, but i had to cast the variable args to pass values to the screen: final args = settings.arguments as Map;

[@Magarovv]

What is your extension of theme? please... I thinked so beautiful

[@KittehBit]

Love the tutorial and also your font and color scheme for VSCode! Could you share what font and color thing that is? :3

[@Malaq4822]

u found it?

[@kiliandanckaerts702]

the font is Fira Code

[@imransefat8770]

what about multiple types of arguments?

[@user-mz4kk7ry2v]

thank you :)

[@kubecon]

I like your VS Code theme and font. Mind sharing it. 😊

[@kiliandanckaerts702]

the font is Fira Code

[@balaganesh3440]

Awesome...

[@altevircneto]

awesome!

[@vathnadev5570]

Nice!

[@FranzSchwanauer]

Thank you for your flutter tutorials. They are helpful. How do you implement popUntil to get to HOME no matter how many routes are on the navigation stack. Please respond with example code.

[@holaahora7527]

And how can I do to pass multiple data? Or even a custom class that I created? Thanks!

[@harrazmasri2805]

awesome

[@subramaniams5589]

can you also elaborate how to pass multiple data using namedRoute.. That would be better! Thanks!

[@ResoCoder]

Just wrap it in a class or a Map.

[@subramaniams5589]

@@ResoCoder Navigator.of(context).pushNamed(Routes.ROUTE_OTP, arguments: {'ACCOUNT_ID': accountID, 'USER_NAME': emailOrMobile}); ==== This above worked out! Thanks:)