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Like @Unoriginal said... also: this way, args order doesn't matter.
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@Unoriginal @Cultist Where do I find this in their documentation? I'm still facing issues understanding few things in Flutter
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@gitpush it's a feature of Dart, not flutter.
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@gitpush exactly. Take a look at effective dart. Its a pretty good overview over dart for programmers
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@musician Thanks, checking it out now.
So far I'm liking flutter, but need to make a full app before I can either like it or hate it like I do with React Native lol
Flutter help please.
When creating a new website, code has the following:
MyHomePage({Key key, this.title}) : super(key: key);
What does {} content mean? Is it like Javascript, that there is an object passed and we take only those two params?
Because this is how they use it:
MyHomePage(title: 'Flutter Demo Home Page'),
I'm not sure what is the "key" thing
question
no understand
wtf?
flutter