Between widgets and class,
What’s a typical OUTLINE of a widget? When do I is it always using scaffold inside of container? Or what goes inside of what?
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Between widgets and class,
What’s a typical OUTLINE of a widget? When do I is it always using scaffold inside of container? Or what goes inside of what?
For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse
Saurabh Dhariwal -
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Flutter just require an "App" Widget, like an MaterialApp, everything else is up to you. In most cases, we use a Scaffold because it has the basic structure of a "Material" application, which is an AppBar as a header, with or without actions and a menu button in it, a body and optionally a Floating Action Button. In some cases you just need a blank screen, in those cases you may use a Container with a Column inside, or a Center, or a ListView.