Flutter Riverpod Essential Course (English)

Description

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

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