When introducing Row and Column, if a child widget exceeds the screen bounds, an overflow error will occur, as shown below:Row( children: <Widget>[ Text("xxx" * 100), ],); The result i···
The so-called linear layout refers to arranging child components either horizontally or vertically. In Flutter, linear layouts are implemented using Row and Column, similar to the LinearLayout control···
Layout widgets typically contain one or more child widgets, and different layout widgets arrange (or layout) their child widgets in various ways, as shown in Table 4-1 below:WidgetDescriptionUsageLeaf···
The Material component library provides two types of progress indicators: LinearProgressIndicator and CircularProgressIndicator. Both can be used to indicate either a precise progress or an indetermin···
The Material component library provides the TextField input box component and the Form component. Let's introduce them one by one.20.1 TextFieldThe TextField is used for text input and offers many···
The Material component library provides various button components such as ElevatedButton, TextButton, OutlinedButton, and others. All of these buttons are either directly or indirectly custom wrappers···
16.1 TextThe Text widget is used to display simple styled text. It contains several properties for controlling the appearance of the text. Here’s a simple example:Text("Helloworld",textAlig···
In a Flutter app, the installation package contains both code and assets. Assets are resources that are bundled into the installation package and can be accessed at runtime. Common asset types include···
11.1 A Simple ExampleIn mobile development, a "Route" generally refers to a "Page." This concept is similar to the idea of a Route in single-page applications (SPA) in web developm···
2.2.1 The Concept of WidgetFrom the previous introduction, we know that in Flutter, almost all objects are widgets. Unlike the concept of "controls" in native development, widgets in Flutter···