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    This document discusses current trends in software engineering and Flutter. It covers adding interactivity to Flutter apps using stateful widgets and events. It provides an overview of state, stateful widgets, and how to use them. Examples demonstrated include a fuel consumption calculator app and use of dropdown widgets. The document also discusses gestures in Flutter apps and provides examples of common gesture events. Advanced gestures and widgets for drag and drop functionality are described. Finally, it mentions connecting Flutter apps to REST APIs.

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    This document discusses current trends in software engineering and Flutter. It covers adding interactivity to Flutter apps using stateful widgets and events. It provides an overview of state, stateful widgets, and how to use them. Examples demonstrated include a fuel consumption calculator app and use of dropdown widgets. The document also discusses gestures in Flutter apps and provides examples of common gesture events. Advanced gestures and widgets for drag and drop functionality are described. Finally, it mentions connecting Flutter apps to REST APIs.

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    This document discusses current trends in software engineering and Flutter. It covers adding interactivity to Flutter apps using stateful widgets and events. It provides an overview of state, stateful widgets, and how to use them. Examples demonstrated include a fuel consumption calculator app and use of dropdown widgets. The document also discusses gestures in Flutter apps and provides examples of common gesture events. Advanced gestures and widgets for drag and drop functionality are described. Finally, it mentions connecting Flutter apps to REST APIs.

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    Flutter: Interactivity

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    This document discusses current trends in software engineering and Flutter. It covers adding interactivity to Flutter apps using stateful widgets and events. It provides an overview of state, stateful widgets, and how to use them. Examples demonstrated include a fuel consumption calculator app and use of dropdown widgets. The document also discusses gestures in Flutter apps and provides examples of common gesture events. Advanced gestures and widgets for drag and drop functionality are described. Finally, it mentions connecting Flutter apps to REST APIs.

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    Current trends in software Engineering

    Flutter

    Interactivity

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    Flutter
    Adding Interactivity

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    Recap
    • Widgets
    • Stateless and State full widgets
    • Single child widgets and multiple child widgets
    • Image, List view , Grid view ,Stack
    • Hot restart and hot reload

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    Today

    State and State full Widgets


    Events
    • OnChanged
    Overview • OnSubmitted
    • Text Widget and TextEditingController
    Widgets
    • Dropdown buttons , Dropdownitems

    Demo :
    • Hello Dilani
    • Fuel Consumption Calculator

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    State
    State is information that can be read synchronously when the
    widget is build and might change during the life time of the
    widget .

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    Using State Full widgets..

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    State Full Widgets in Action

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    Layout widgets

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    State maintenance widgets

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    Statefull Widgets

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    Decoration….?

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    Drop Downs
    • Generics type

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    Lets Create Fuel Calculator…..

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    Introduction to Gestures
    • Gestures are primarily a way for a user to interact with a mobile (or any touch
    based device) application. Gestures are generally defined as any physical action /
    movement of a user in the intention of activating a specific control of the mobile
    device.
    • Gestures are as simple as tapping the screen of the mobile device to more
    complex actions used in gaming applications.
    • Tap: Touching the surface of the device with fingertip for a short period and then
    • releasing the fingertip.

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    Widely used gestures


    • Tap: Touching the surface of the device with fingertip for a short period and then
    releasing the fingertip.

    • Double Tap: Tapping twice in a short time.

    • Drag: Touching the surface of the device with fingertip and then moving the
    fingertip in a steady manner and then finally releasing the fingertip.

    • Flick: Similar to dragging, but doing it in a speeder way.

    • Pinch: Pinching the surface of the device using two fingers.

    • Spread/Zoom: Opposite of pinching.

    • Panning: Touching the surface of the device with fingertip and moving it in any
    direction without releasing the fingertip.

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    Gesture Events
    Tap Vertical drag
    • onTapDown • onVerticalDragStart
    • onVerticalDragUpdate
    • onTapUp
    • onVerticalDragEnd
    • onTap
    • onTapCancel
    Horizontal drag
    • onHorizontalDragStart
    Double tap • onHorizontalDragUpdate
    • onHorizontalDragEnd
    • onDoubleTap
    Pan
    Long press • onPanStart
    • onPanUpdate
    • onLongPress • onPanEnd

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    onTap……

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    Lets See example of Gestures


    • https://flutter.dev/docs/cookbook

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    • Flutter also provides a low-level gesture detection


    mechanism through Listener widget. It will detect
    all user interactions and then dispatches the
    following events:
    • PointerDownEvent
    • PointerMoveEvent
    • PointerUpEvent
    • PointerCancelEvent

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    Advanced gestures
    • Flutter also provides a small set of widgets to do specific as well
    as advanced gestures. The widgets are listed below:
    • Dismissible: Supports flick gesture to dismiss the widget.
    • Draggable: Supports drag gesture to move the widget.
    • LongPressDraggable: Supports drag gesture to move a widget,
    when its parent widget is also draggable.
    • DragTarget: Accepts any Draggable widget.
    • IgnorePointer: Hides the widget and its children from the gesture
    detection process.
    • AbsorbPointer: Stops the gesture detection process itself and so
    any overlapping widget also can not able to participate in the
    gesture detection process and hence, no event is raised.
    • Scrollable: Support scrolling of the content available inside the
    widget

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    Rest API with Flutter


    • https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/article/flutter-
    rest-api/

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