Category: Widgets Basics

Introduction In Flutter, widgets are the foundation of every user interface. They determine how the UI looks and how it responds to interactions. Among them, Stateful Widgets play a critical role because they can change dynamically during runtime. Unlike Stateless Widgets, which remain fixed once built, Stateful Widgets can update and rebuild themselves whenever their…

Flutter is a modern UI framework built on top of the Dart programming language, and at its heart lies the widget tree. Everything in Flutter is a widget—from a simple text label to an entire page. There are two main types of widgets in Flutter: In this article, we’ll focus on the lifecycle of a…

One of the most important concepts in Flutter development is understanding the difference between Stateless and Stateful widgets. If Flutter is about building apps using widgets as building blocks, then knowing whether your widget should be stateless or stateful determines how you design your UI and how your app behaves. In this article, we’ll go…

Introduction Flutter is a modern framework for building cross-platform applications with a single codebase. It uses a reactive and declarative approach where the user interface is built using widgets. Every visual component in Flutter is a widget, and widgets are the building blocks of the entire framework. There are two major types of widgets in…

When learning Flutter, one of the first concepts you encounter is the widget. Everything in Flutter is a widget: text, buttons, images, containers, and even the entire app itself. Widgets come in two main types: This article focuses on Stateless Widgets. We’ll explore what they are, how they work, when to use them, and why…

When you start developing with Flutter, the first concept you will hear again and again is “everything in Flutter is a widget.”This simple phrase forms the foundation of Flutter’s architecture and UI design system. From a basic Text label to a complex animated screen, everything you see on the screen in a Flutter app is…