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Flutter Riverpod Essential Course (English)

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Flutter Riverpod Essential Course (English), available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.39, with 180 lectures, based on 104 reviews, and has 635 subscribers.

You will learn about Managing Dart Data Classes with Dart Data Class Generator and Freezed All providers offered by Riverpod AsyncValue Details Provider Lifecycle Provider Scoping Riverpod Lint & Provider Observer Pagination with Riverpod (numbered pagination, infinite scroll) Go Router with Riverpod Master Riverpod by creating three apps (Todo, Weather, and Firebase Authentication) 10 times using different state shapes such as AsyncValue This course is ideal for individuals who are Flutter developers who want a deeper understanding of Riverpod, one of the Flutter State Management Solutions or Flutter developers who want to learn more about Flutter Riverpods many use cases. It is particularly useful for Flutter developers who want a deeper understanding of Riverpod, one of the Flutter State Management Solutions or Flutter developers who want to learn more about Flutter Riverpods many use cases.

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Summary

Title: Flutter Riverpod Essential Course (English)

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.39

Number of Lectures: 180

Number of Published Lectures: 180

Number of Curriculum Items: 180

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 180

Original Price: $69.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Managing Dart Data Classes with Dart Data Class Generator and Freezed
  • All providers offered by Riverpod
  • AsyncValue Details
  • Provider Lifecycle
  • Provider Scoping
  • Riverpod Lint & Provider Observer
  • Pagination with Riverpod (numbered pagination, infinite scroll)
  • Go Router with Riverpod
  • Master Riverpod by creating three apps (Todo, Weather, and Firebase Authentication) 10 times using different state shapes such as AsyncValue
  • Who Should Attend

  • Flutter developers who want a deeper understanding of Riverpod, one of the Flutter State Management Solutions
  • Flutter developers who want to learn more about Flutter Riverpods many use cases.
  • Target Audiences

  • Flutter developers who want a deeper understanding of Riverpod, one of the Flutter State Management Solutions
  • Flutter developers who want to learn more about Flutter Riverpods many use cases.
  • In the Flutter Riverpod Essential course, you’ll get a deep dive into Riverpod, which is currently the fastest growing Flutter state management solution.

    If you want a deep understanding of Flutter Riverpod and want to practice all the concepts, this is the course for you.

    When creating the course, I took care to ensure that there is a balance between theory and practice.

    We believe that repetition is the most important way to learn, so for each new concept, we’ll build a small app to test the concept, and then we’ll work through hands-on apps like the TODO, Weather, and Firebase Authentication apps to bring the concepts together. In particular, we’ll practice repeatedly using different state forms when building the TODO, Weather, and Firebase Authentication apps.

    Let’s take a quick look at everything we’ve covered in this course.

    – Managing Dart Data Classes based on Dart Data Class Generator and Freezed

    – All Providers: Provider, StateProvider, FutureProvider, StreamProvider, StateNotifierProvider, ChangeNotifierProvider, NotifierProvider, AsyncNotifierProvider, StreamNotifierProvider

    – All Provider modifiers: no modifier, autoDispose, family, autoDispose + family

    – Examples of using the various properties and methods provided by the AsyncValue and AsyncValueX extension

    – Provider Lifecycle: Provider State Caching Customization using the Provider lifecycle method, etc.

    – Various Provider Scoping use cases – Performance Optimization, etc.

    – Learn, with examples, about Riverpod Lint, a package designed to help developers avoid common mistakes and streamline repetitive tasks related to Riverpod.

    – Implementing numbered pagination and infinite scroll with Riverpod

    – Riverpod + GoRouter Usage Example

    – TODO App (implemented 5 times): 1. Sync Todo App, 2. Async Todo App utilizing enum-based state, 3. Async Todo App utilizing sealed class-based state, 4. Async Todo App utilizing AsyncValue as state, 5. AsyncValue + Hive (data persistence).

    Weather App (implemented 4 times): 1. utilizing AsyncValue as state, 2. utilizing sealed class-based state, 3. utilizing enum-based state, 4. AsyncValue + Geolocator

    – Firebase Authentication App: Signup, Signin, Signout, VerifyEmail, ForgetPassword, ChangePassword

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1: Tutorial Background and Target Audience

    Lecture 2: Tutorial Structure

    Lecture 3: Tools

    Chapter 2: Riverpod Overview

    Lecture 1: What is Riverpod?

    Lecture 2: Preparing to use Riverpod

    Chapter 3: Dart Data Class Generator Extension and Freezed Package

    Lecture 1: Dart Data Class Generator – Introduction

    Lecture 2: Dart Data Class Generator – Generate from JSON

    Lecture 3: Dart Data Class Generator – UI

    Lecture 4: Freezed – Introduction

    Lecture 5: Freezed – Basics

    Lecture 6: Freezed – with json_serializable

    Lecture 7: Freezed – UI (Hotel List)

    Chapter 4: All Providers

    Lecture 1: Provider – Overview

    Lecture 2: Provider – App Skeleton

    Lecture 3: Provider – Basic

    Lecture 4: Provider – autoDispose

    Lecture 5: Provider – family, autoDispose.family

    Lecture 6: Provider – object parameter

    Lecture 7: Provider – Flutter Riverpod Snippets

    Lecture 8: Provider – riverpod generator 1

    Lecture 9: Provider – riverpod generator 2

    Lecture 10: StateProvider – Overview, App Skeleton, Basic

    Lecture 11: StateProvider – computed state with Provider

    Lecture 12: StateProvider – autoDispose

    Lecture 13: StateProvider – family, autoDispose.family

    Lecture 14: FutureProvider – Overview

    Lecture 15: FutureProvider – userListProvider, UserListPage

    Lecture 16: FutureProvider – userDetailProvider, UserDetailPage, code generation

    Lecture 17: FutureProvider – keepAlive

    Lecture 18: FutureProvider – UserListPage, invalidate

    Lecture 19: FutureProvider – UserDetailPage, FamilyDisposePage

    Lecture 20: StreamProvider

    Lecture 21: StateNotifierProvider – Overview, todosProvider

    Lecture 22: StateNotifierProvider – UI

    Lecture 23: ChangeNotifierProvider

    Lecture 24: NotifierProvider – counterProvider

    Lecture 25: NotifierProvider – counterProvider(autoDispose, family)

    Lecture 26: Urgent Notice (boredapi url has changed)

    Lecture 27: NotifierProvider – state shapes, activity model

    Lecture 28: NotifierProvider – EnumActivityState, enumActivityProvider

    Lecture 29: NotifierProvider – EnumActivityPage

    Lecture 30: NotifierProvider – EnumActivity, listen, invalidate, provider rebuild

    Lecture 31: NotifierProvider – SealedActivityState, sealedActivityProvider

    Lecture 32: NotifierProvider – SealedActivityPage

    Lecture 33: NotifierProvider – enumAsyncActivityProvider

    Lecture 34: NotifierProvider – sealedAsyncActivityProvider

    Lecture 35: AsyncNotifierProvider – Overview, App Skeleton, counterProvider, CounterPage

    Lecture 36: AsyncNotifierProvider – guard static method, code generation

    Lecture 37: Urgent Notice (boredapi url has changed)

    Lecture 38: AsyncNotifierProvider – asyncActivityProvider, AsyncActivityPage

    Lecture 39: AsyncNotifierProvider – extension, skipError

    Lecture 40: StreamNotifierProvider – TimerState, timerProvider

    Lecture 41: StreamNotifierProvider – TimerPage

    Chapter 5: AsyncValue Details

    Lecture 1: Overview 1 – Important properties

    Lecture 2: Overview 2 – Important methods

    Lecture 3: Test Scenario

    Lecture 4: weatherFirstProvider, WeatherFirstPage

    Lecture 5: WeatherFirstPage, ref.invalidate

    Lecture 6: cityProvider, weatherSecondProvider, WeatherSecondPage

    Chapter 6: Provider Lifecycles

    Lecture 1: Overview

    Lecture 2: App Skeleton

    Lecture 3: Lifecycle of autoDispose provider

    Lecture 4: Lifecycle of keepAlive provider

    Lecture 5: Customized Cache – Sync Operation

    Lecture 6: Urgent Notice (dummyjsons product information has changed)

    Lecture 7: Product model, providers

    Lecture 8: ProductsPage, ProductPage

    Lecture 9: Customized Cache – Async Operation

    Lecture 10: Lifecycle of cascade providers

    Chapter 7: Scopes

    Lecture 1: Overview

    Lecture 2: Optimize Rebuilds – 1

    Lecture 3: Optimize Rebuilds – 2

    Lecture 4: Optimize Rebuilds – 3

    Lecture 5: Initialization of Sync Provider for Async APIs

    Lecture 6: ProviderScope and Overlay – 1

    Lecture 7: ProviderScope and Overlay – 2

    Lecture 8: Subtree Scoping – 1

    Lecture 9: Subtree Scoping – 2

    Lecture 10: Subtree Scoping – 3

    Chapter 8: Riverpod Lint

    Lecture 1: Riverpod Lint

    Chapter 9: Provider Observer

    Lecture 1: Overview

    Lecture 2: Observing all providers

    Chapter 10: Pagination with Riverpod

    Lecture 1: Numbered Pagination: Overview, App Skeleton

    Lecture 2: Numbered Pagination: Product model, ProductRepository

    Lecture 3: Numbered Pagination: productsProvider, productProvider

    Lecture 4: Numbered Pagination: ProductsPage

    Lecture 5: Numbered Pagination: ProductsPage caching

    Lecture 6: Numbered Pagination: Product Page

    Lecture 7: Infinite Scroll: Overview, App Skeleton

    Lecture 8: Infinite Scroll: Products Page

    Instructors

  • Flutter Riverpod Essential Course (English)  No.2
    Sangwook Cho
    YourDevEdge
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