Summary
In this chapter, you have learned several techniques to work with asynchronous code in Flutter, using Future objects to handle tasks that may take some time to complete.
You have seen how to use the async/await pattern to avoid then callbacks, making your code more readable and easier to maintain.
You have learned how to fire multiple Futures at the same time and manage multiple asynchronous tasks, and seen how to deal with errors in your asynchronous code.
By using FutureBuilder objects, you have allowed Flutter to manage your Futures, providing a more efficient and responsive application.
You have turned navigation routes into asynchronous functions, optimizing the user experience.
Finally, you have seen how to get results from a dialog, ensuring a smooth interaction between different parts of your application.
Mastering asynchronous programming techniques can help you create responsive, efficient, and robust Flutter apps.
