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Flutter engine is mostly written in C++ and remains at the core of Flutter. The engine is responsible for the low-level implementation of Flutter’s core API, including accessibility support, Dart runtime, graphics text layout, and plugin architecture.
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BLoC components contain only business logic, which can easily be shared between different Dart apps. This architecture was introduced by Google at Google I/O 2019. Currently, the BLoC architecture is the most popular Flutter architecture .
Read moreIs BLoC an architecture in Flutter?
BLoC components contain only business logic, which can easily be shared between different Dart apps. This architecture was introduced by Google at Google I/O 2019. Currently, the BLoC architecture is the most popular Flutter architecture .
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Read moreIs BLoC a MVVM?
BLoC and MVVM seemed to be different when BLoC was introduced, but that difference faded away as BLoC implementations changed over time. Right now the only real difference is that BLoC doesn’t specify a separate presentation logic and business logic , or at least it doesn’t do it in an obvious manner.6 Eyl 2021
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A Cubit is similar to Bloc but has no notion of events and relies on methods to emit new states . Every Cubit requires an initial state which will be the state of the Cubit before emit has been called. The current state of a Cubit can be accessed via the state getter.
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