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Flutter Cookbook

You're reading from   Flutter Cookbook Over 100 proven techniques and solutions for app development with Flutter 2.2 and Dart

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jun 2021
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781838823382
Length 646 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Simone Alessandria Simone Alessandria
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Preface 1. Getting Started with Flutter 2. Dart: A Language You Already Know FREE CHAPTER 3. Introduction to Widgets 4. Mastering Layout and Taming the Widget Tree 5. Adding Interactivity and Navigation to Your App 6. Basic State Management 7. The Future is Now: Introduction to Asynchronous Programming 8. Data Persistence and Communicating with the Internet 9. Advanced State Management with Streams 10. Using Flutter Packages 11. Adding Animations to Your App 12. Using Firebase 13. Machine Learning with Firebase ML Kit 14. Distributing Your Mobile App 15. Flutter Web and Desktop 16. About Packt

Using a Scaffold

Android and iOS user interfaces are based on two different design languages. Android uses Material Design, while Apple has created the Human Interface Guidelines for iOS, but the Flutter team calls the iOS design pattern Cupertino, in honor of Apple's hometown. These two packages, Material and Cupertino, provide a set of widgets that mirror the user experience of their respective platforms.

These frameworks use a widget called Scaffold (CupertinoScaffold in the Cupertino framework) that provides a basic structure of a screen. 

In this recipe, you are going to give your app some structure. You will be using the Scaffold widget to add an AppBar to the top of the screen and a slide-out drawer that you can pull from the left.

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