Ignoring the claude-isms, this could be a godsend from the nightmare that is Go Router.
storywatch 21 hours ago [-]
The biggest issue with Go Router is that they keep changing the damn API. I can't believe the release cadence of a Flutter navbar library is faster than entire JS frontend frameworks like Next.js
rhmn_mdov 1 days ago [-]
Very cool. Nav 2.0 should have been replaced by such a solution as soon as the sealed classes were introduced to dart.
rubiktubik 1 days ago [-]
I like the ideas of the routing api. Could be my new favourite. Well done!
ifh-hn 1 days ago [-]
I've read the quick guide and still don't understand what this is.
Yiin 22 hours ago [-]
it's a router that uses classes instead of strings, what is there not to understand
ifh-hn 10 hours ago [-]
I suppose what a router is, when it's not a tool or a network device. I assume classes as in object oriented?
satvikpendem 8 hours ago [-]
Honestly if you don't understand it, it's not for you as you're not the target market, which is fine, not everything is for everyone's use cases. It's a router in the sense of navigating pages in a Flutter application like /page-a, /page-b etc and instead of having them as raw strings, the routes are defined as classes like PageA().
ifh-hn 1 hours ago [-]
Hopefully not since I'm actively attempting to learn flutter for cross platform development. I'm not a professional developer and am only just starting out with flutter.
State management confuses me at the moment. Seems overly complicated with way too many options. Actually a reason I'm going with flutter I atead of a web framework was too many options with no clue which is best. Seems navigation is that way too...
Anyway thanks both for your replies, seems I've a lot to learn.
rhmn_mdov 1 days ago [-]
By the way, how is your balloon-tying hand?
arikrahman 1 days ago [-]
Look forward to combining this with fluorite
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fenestella 1 days ago [-]
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State management confuses me at the moment. Seems overly complicated with way too many options. Actually a reason I'm going with flutter I atead of a web framework was too many options with no clue which is best. Seems navigation is that way too...
Anyway thanks both for your replies, seems I've a lot to learn.