However, because Flutter is somewhat different from other programming languages and it’s widget-centric, BLoC is commonly considered the best Flutter architecture. The BLoC architecture is a flexible pattern that’s easy to maintain.
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In this blog, we will dive deeper into the significance of Model View ViewModel (MVVM) architecture of Flutter, used for implementing app designs. The MVVM pattern provides a uniform distribution of data with the benefits of flexibility and reusability of the code as well as data.
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Model — View — ViewModel (MVVM) is the industry-recognized software architecture pattern that overcomes all drawbacks of MVP and MVC design patterns . MVVM suggests separating the data presentation logic(Views or UI) from the core business logic part of the application.
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An overview of the Observer design pattern and its implementation in Dart and Flutter. In the last article, I have analysed a behavioural design pattern that reduces dependencies between a set of interacting objects by decoupling the interaction logic from the objects and moving it to a dedicated controller — Mediator .
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KEY DIFFERENCE In MVC, controller is the entry point to the Application, while in MVVM, the view is the entry point to the Application . MVC Model component can be tested separately from the user, while MVVM is easy for separate unit testing, and code is event-driven.
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Architectural layers. Flutter is designed as an extensible, layered system . It exists as a series of independent libraries that each depend on the underlying layer. No layer has privileged access to the layer below, and every part of the framework level is designed to be optional and replaceable.
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A Flutter MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) implementation . It uses property-based data binding to establish a connection between the ViewModel and the View, and drives the View changes through the ViewModel.
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