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Cross-Platform App Development with Flutter

Stateless Widgets

A course by Jose Manuel Márquez , Software Engineer

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Audio: Spanish

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About the video: Stateless Widgets

Overview

“Next, you will know the basic widgets on which we will build the first screens. ”

In this video lesson Jose Manuel Márquez addresses the topic: Stateless Widgets, which is part of the Domestika online course: Cross-Platform App Development with Flutter. Learn how to create mobile, web, and desktop apps from a single codebase and deliver custom solutions to users.

Partial transcription of the video

“Stateless widgets In this lesson you will learn what a stateless widget is, a stateless widget. We will see their methods and how we can use them in our project. As you can see, what I have done is run my application. For this I have used the iOS simulator. In your case, if you have devices, you can connect it with the cable you have and your device will appear in this list and directly with the Run or Debug button... I, while developing, usually use the Debug mode, so I can stop the execution if I have to debug any part, but you can execute it with these two buttons. When you run it, this ...”

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Course summary for: Cross-Platform App Development with Flutter

Level: Beginner
95% positive reviews (94)
7302 students
6 units
27 lessons (4h 14m)
3 downloads

Category
Web & App Design
Areas
App Development

Jose Manuel Márquez

A course by Jose Manuel Márquez

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Software Engineer

José Manuel Márquez is a software engineer and app development specialist. In 2018, he was introduced to Flutter and, since then, has worked with this technology in Código Base, a company he founded a year later. He develops mobile apps for different clients who want to launch their product on the market.

Throughout his career, he has shared his knowledge on Flutter at technology events such as MorcillaConf, Tenerife TLP, and Codemotion, and has developed two open-source packages for calendar_timeline and time_range.