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I am new to Flutter and i dont know which Solution to use.
Background: I have an app which lets the user dynamically add new Textfields. The code is distributet between many widgets.
Problem: Since the widgets are dynamic, every widget needs its own state, however since i need to access this state (Text which the User entered) from other widgets so the state cannot be ephemeral.
Which management approch would suit this problem best?
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So I just want to increase my efficiency in programming and did not found any articles. I already know about the rule of main thread, but in which app cycle method I should put my UI configuration (viewDidLoad, viewDidLayoutSubviews, etc.)?
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Currently I'm doing most of the changes in viewDidLayoutSubviews but sometimes I have to use willAppear method, which made me ask this question
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I was trying to add pagination to a web app using Riverpod but it seems that doesn't maintain state after reloading the page. Then I tried with the official counter app example, and after increasing the count and reloading the count does reset to 0.
Any ideas why this is happening?
Flutter web cannot hot-reload, only hot-restart, so you will be running main() from the top again.
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I'm trying to build a calendar-like interface for a hotel booking app as shown below. I'm not able to use any of the pub dev packages here because the leftmost column has to contain names of the Hotel rooms. Any ideas on how can this be implemented?
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It seems like a Table widget would be a great way to solve this
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I am Learning React Native, Just Found that there is only TextInput Component by Default , Though need to deal with components like DatePicker , CheckBoxes , SelectBoxes etc. What is the Best Suitable Library/ Approach to do this Provided going to Support the App for both IOS and Android.
react-native-element has all the stuff you mentioned.
https://github.com/react-native-training/react-native-elements
But if you look into their source code, they also built with basic react-native components, View, Text, TextBox, etc.
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I want to allow my meteor app to have siloed organizations/teams that essentially have separate databases. They can only see their own content/users.
What is the most efficient way for me to set this up?
Options that I can think of:
Every user & piece of content has an associated organization ID
Each org has a separate instance of the app with its own separate DB