StartApp Widget
Explore how to create the StartApp widget as the key entry point in a Flutter Todo app. Understand Firebase initialization, manage authentication states, and control what the user sees such as splash, onboarding, and home screens based on login status.
We'll cover the following...
We'll cover the following...
We know that in a Flutter app, the widget tree starts from MaterialApp, which lies in the main.dart file. In this lesson, we’ll build the immediate child of MaterialApp.
Why do we need a separate widget file for this child? Because the child does some important things that must be done before we can show our main home screen to the world. Remember the splash and onboarding screen? They have a role to play here.
Code
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This code defines the entry point of a Flutter ...