Riverpod recently left its experimental status, but it isn’t fully stable either. The API may change slightly when more features are added, and some use-cases may not be as simple as they could be. But overall, you should be able to use Riverpod without trouble.
Read moreWhat is Riverpod used for?
Riverpod is a popular Flutter state management library that shares many of the advantages of Provider and brings many additional benefits. According to the official documentation: Riverpod is a complete rewrite of the Provider package to make improvements that would be otherwise impossible.
Read moreWhat is the use of Riverpod in Flutter?
Riverpod is a complete rewrite of the Provider package to make improvements that would be otherwise impossible. I won’t lie: Riverpod comes with a bit of a learning curve. But it is a very powerful state management library that allows you to: easily create, access, and combine providers with minimal boilerplate code .
Read moreWhat is Hooks_riverpod?
hooks_riverpod. A way to use both flutter_hooks and Riverpod together . Dart only (No Flutter) riverpod. A version of Riverpod with all the classes related to Flutter stripped out.
Read moreWhat is ProviderScope in Flutter?
ProviderScope class Null safety A widget that stores the state of providers . All Flutter applications using Riverpod must contain a ProviderScope at the root of their widget tree.
Read moreWhat is a provider in Dart?
A Provider that manages the lifecycle of the value it provides by delegating to a pair of Create and Dispose . It is usually used to avoid making a StatefulWidget for something trivial, such as instantiating a BLoC. Provider is the equivalent of a State.
Read moreHow is InheritedWidget different from provider?
If you use InheritedWidget in large application, build methods always rebuilds whole build method. But with Provider you have Consumer widget which is can be very specific to control specific blocks of build method, so you have more efficiency .
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