Need help in understanding how the const constructor works in improving performance. Is it the case that the setState method ignores widgets with const while redrwaing the UI? And if yes, does that negate the need for each method to manage its own state independently of other methods?
Or just use VScode with kotlin extensions.
This has been a longstanding issue and the flutter team simply do not care. Anything other than a full screen or 16:9 appears stretched. The flash modes also do not work properly so much so that even the google pay app made in flutter only supports a simple torch on/off toggle.
I completely agree. I still haven't been able to find a video player app which I liked and did not uninstall within the first 5 minutes of downloading haha.
Yes figuring out just that! Have a few differentiating features in mind. Trying to figure out how exactly to implement them code-wise.
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Need help in understanding how the const constructor works in improving performance. Is it the case that the setState method ignores widgets with const while redrwaing the UI? And if yes, does that negate the need for each method to manage its own state independently of other methods?
Thanks!! Yes I have a few ideas on differentiating features abd UX. Still trying to figure out the best way to implement them code-wise but will get there in the end.
Fascinating. Yes I suppose its good to have an established market. Seeing similar apps threw me off a little bit but I am pushing through nevertheless. Revisiting my business/marketing plan.
Interesting take. I will definitely look into it. Cheers!
When in the box the way your thoughts dictate which reality you will get, which I thought was cool...was that your idea of the wave function collapsing?
Related point: How did you research the physics when coming up with the story? Did you talk to a physicist?
Nice. That sounds really promising. Also, good for you man reaching 500K!! Congrats.
How do you deal with this?
Does this ever happen to you that you are working on an app and you are about halfway through the development process. But then you stumble upon an existing app in the play store which does very similar things to your idea and already has millions of downloads so now you are completely discouraged from continuing becsuse you dont believe you will be able to stand out and are questioning why you ever tried to build this in the first place?
Do you ever get like this and if yes, how do you deal with it?
Mostly for doing some image processing using the opencv library. The UI is written in dart. It binds to and calls C functions via the dart ffi bridge.
Being able to use C/C++ libraries using dart ffi unlocks so many powerful capabilities its like playing the game on god mode.
Managing lifecycle with Widgets binding observer changed my life.
16 at minimum with probably some expandable capacity.
Probably pretty scary once they finish telling you their pronouns on the battlefield.
Oh lol. I would assume you would also need 20 devices since google can probably tell if you are using the same device.
Only partly right. You will still need to download and install android studio regardless to set up an android emulator. Once setup, you can connect the emulator to your android project in vscode and open/invoke it from within your Vscode setup. This way you can forget about android studio once installed and use the emulator with vscode which is lightweight compared to AS.
Installing android studio on low end old pc
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