Master Documentation in Flutter

[@RobertBrunhage]

You can find the short written post here: robertbrunhage.com/videos/master-documentation-in-flutter hope you have had an awesome week!

[@leo_and_his_bikes]

JIT! Thanks! A video about writing proper Flutter documentation would be great!

[@RobertBrunhage]

Thanks for the idea!

[@youtornado]

Yes, this was also my hope to learn when I read the video title 😃👍🏻

[@j3ns]

@@youtornado I also thought that

[@psatler]

@@youtornado So do I haha

[@nazimjabir8590]

Made it complicated to simple...🔥

[@RobertBrunhage]

Glad you liked it!

[@abdurahmansheikh-omar4597]

great video man really good 2023....

[@asjadsidd]

Awesome video as usual! I had a request, can you make a video on Flame? It's used to make 2D games using Flutter.

[@RobertBrunhage]

Have not done anything in Flame, but maybe in the future :)

[@initfive]

I'm just happy to discover your channel.

[@tonydavidz]

Hi, Nice Tutorial, what theme are you using?

[@stanislavshelemekh2162]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpnYnpmFiL55hMU

[@martinharris4416]

thank you so much i needed this

[@alihassankhan3190]

Hello, My question is how to extract the custom widget and how to use the remove comments command? is there a plugin for using these things?

[@jrheisler]

Question, I come from a more functional background, so I tend to functionalize my common widgets. What is the problem with this instead of your example? ElevatedButton myElevatedButton({void Function() onPressed, Icon icon, String label}) { return ElevatedButton.icon( onPressed: onPressed, icon: icon, label: Text(label), ); }

[@danielagbemava]

From what I understand, you may lose access to the context this way, although you can pass the context around, in certain cases, it's not recommended. Let's take for example you want to trigger a snack bar, you won't be able to access the snackbar because of how inherited widgets work.

[@jrheisler]

@@danielagbemava Exactly, but if you don't use the context, does it cut through more than lines of code to make it a function instead of inheriting from a stateless widget, then building a context if you won't use it?

[@danielagbemava]

@@jrheisler you'll definitely cut down the lines of code, but it comes with a performance cost. Check out this package, there are links to discussions that explain why the classes are preferred, although the package aims to solve some of the performance issues. pub.dev/packages/functional_widget

[@RobertBrunhage]

The other answers here are great, I recommend reading through the answer here: stackoverflow.com/questions/53234825/what-is-the-difference-between-functions-and-classes-to-create-reusable-widgets It will give you a lot better understanding than me trying to answer it here haha

[@jrheisler]

@@RobertBrunhage since I am only using these "wrappers" around the widget, I am actually only writing it once, so I might as well make it a widget returning a widget, instead of returning a widget. I guess ;)

[@iMohi]

i love your videos

[@RobertBrunhage]

Thanks, super appreciated!

[@TechWithDnes]

Awesome!

[@RobertBrunhage]

Thanks!

[@nalindawickramarathna8730]

Thank you for the great content. I would like to request a complete video serious about GetX state management package. Since it's a trending state management solution it would helpful for all of us. Thank you again!

[@RobertBrunhage]

Been thinking of making some kind of video on it, but I don't really like making videos on things that I haven't worked with... Have it written up so maybe in the future!

[@justworkfine321]

how to use flutter documentation efficently over stackoverflpw

[@Adnankhan545]

Awesome.. 👍

[@soft_and_ware]

GUYS TAKE ROBERT AS AN EXAMPLE - MIGRATE TO NULL SAFETY!

[@vanhelsing4454]

Liked, and commented for your algo

[@somarble]

misleading and confusing. not explaining how to ACTUALLY use flutter docs!!!!!

[@TheRubiosMusic]

From a beginners perspective, the flutter docs (in the website) look pretty straight forward. All is there. I learned a lot from this video. You can actually access the documentation straight from the IDE. Many of my questions really come from the coding conventions more than the tools on the website. On my part, I loved this video.