September 2019
Beginner
512 pages
12h 52m
English
Flutter is based on the reactive style of programming, where the widget instances are short-lived and change their descriptions (whether visually or not) based on configuration changes, so it reacts to changes and propagates these changes to its composing widgets, and so on.
A Flutter widget may have a state associated with it, and when the associated state changes, it can be rebuilt to match the representation.
The terms state and reactive are well known in the React style of programming, disseminated by Facebook's famous React library.
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