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InheritedWidgets in Flutter offer a way for widgets anywhere in your app to efficiently look up ancestor resources, but how do they work under the hood? Learn about widget lifecycle methods, how they interact with inherited widgets, and more!

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Learn more about mason → https://goo.gle/3bka1Xk

Ever wished `flutter create` was more flexible, maybe even creating YOUR preferred project structure? If so, check out the `mason` package to stop writing so much boilerplate by hand.

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What is a mustache template? → https://goo.gle/3HJgXZX

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In this episode, Simon Lightfoot and Craig Labenz begin a journey with full-stack Dart. They set out to create a distributed counter app, using Flutter, websockets, shelf, Google Cloud Run, and Redis. How far will they get?

Chapters:

00:00 - Introduction

08:00 - Opening a websocket in Flutter

16:44 - Starting the server

27:13 - Reading the Dockerfile

30:26 - Running the server in Docker

36:20 - Installing gcloud

38:57 - Deploying the server to Cloud Run

46:10 - Adding websockets to the server

52:43 - Listening to websocket responses in Flutter

59:15 - Outro

Resources:

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Simon Lightfoot on Twitter → https://goo.gle/3O9qb3Y

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Learn more about FocusableActionDetector → https://goo.gle/3zttoa8

DartPad → https://goo.gle/3OmYa9d

Writing a custom button with basic functionality like hover highlights, focus, and keyboard shortcuts can be a lot of work. Instead of nesting Shortcuts, Actions, Focus, and MouseRegion widgets, simplify your code and get the same functionality by using FocusableActionDetector.

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In this episode of Decoding Flutter, Khanh will discuss how type promotion works in Dart, when to use it, and why it doesn’t work on object properties!

DartPad → https://goo.gle/3zcEobW

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In this episode of The Boring Flutter Development Show, Khanh and Craig continue the changes made in Khanh’s MyDash app from episode 57 by adding generic types to the OptionsPicker widget.

Chapters:

0:00 Introduction

0:40 On the last episode of the Boring Show…

2:08 Renaming and relocating widgets

4:39 Thanks Craig for introducing me to barrel files!

5:21 Preparation for generic widgets

7:15 What are generics?

9:13 More renaming

13:46 Generic widget

20:44 Using the generic widget

23:30 Adding a Color Picker

29:50 Creating special types

29:27 The UI of our dreams

35:00 Creating a barrel file

36:00 Using our special type (ProductColor)

38:32 COMMAND+Z!!!

41:40 Voila! A color picker!

43:30 Displaying custom colors

1:00:45 Conclusion

Resources:

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Episode 57 → https://goo.gle/3m0WhTe

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Learn more about shared_preferences → https://goo.gle/3LJQITK

Your app runs everywhere and you want to save some simple data, but persistent storage requires platform-specific code … shared_preferences abstracts away all of the platform-specific code for accessing persistent storage so that you can write your code once and have it work across platforms.

This video is also subtitled in Chinese, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish, Arabic, and Vietnamese.

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We asked you to push your creativity to its limits by using Flutter to reimagine a classic slide puzzle. Check out some of the most impressive apps and the contest winners from best multiplatform, best animation, most creative, and more!

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ByteDance, the company behind TikTok, has been using Flutter to develop apps for years. Watch the video to learn how Flutter became central to their cross-platform development strategy, and how they’ve leveraged Flutter’s capabilities to build over 90 apps across desktop, web, mobile, and more.

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Flutter is becoming a popular tool for game development. This video is a part of Google's effort to make it easier for Flutter developers to start building games.

The Flutter Casual Games Toolkit → https://goo.gle/37i7n2q

In the video, you'll learn how to use the new game template to get your game project going. The template provides integration with Google Ads, Firebase Crashlytics, in-app payments, and games services (achievements & leaderboards) out of the box. It also comes with audio support, a main menu screen, settings, and other conveniences. Filip Hracek, a successful Flutter game developer who you might remember from the Flutter Boring Show, will walks you through the code and also gives you pointers on related topics, such as monetization and asset creation.

Chapters:

00:00 - Intro

01:07 - Why games?

01:39 - App-like games versus videogames

04:05 - Flame Engine

04:31 - Tic Tac Toe Sample

05:31 - The Template

06:31 - General Approach

07:33 - Shallow Structure

09:53 - Dependencies

11:36 - Logging

13:16 - Integrations that start disabled

16:41 - Structure of lib/src/

17:06 - ads

18:37 - app_lifecycle

19:44 - audio

23:58 - game_internals

25:12 - games_services

27:57 - in_app_purchase

29:15 - level_selection

30:38 - main_menu

33:18 - play_session

37:11 - player_progress

38:38 - settings

40:53 - style

42:48 - win_game

43:41 - assets

44:46 - Asset stores

47:31 - Create your own assets

49:44 - Working with artists

51:57 - The importance of assets

52:27 - Conclusion

Template repository → https://goo.gle/3MNPO9A

Sample game repository → https://goo.gle/3yhZJjU

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