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A guide to Inherited Widgets - Flutter Widgets 101 Ep. 3

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Filip Hracek explains how Inherited Widgets work in Flutter and how to use them for state propagation.

In the previous episodes, we have covered stateless widget and stateful widget. In this video Filip Hracek will be introducing inherited widgets, what it is for, how to use it, and some sample cases. Watch other episodes in the series → bit.ly/FlutterWidgets101 Stay tuned and subscribe for latest releases → bit.ly/googledevs

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There is no stateful widget in the inheritance hierarchy of IT. I don't think you followed the link or looked closely at the docs. And I could give you plenty of examples of using IW for DI of services and plain dart objects. But just take a look at this video of Google explaining it. link to this video I said Provide not Provider. Please follow links and read carefully. I'm not going to argue my points any further since you don't seem to be interested in my thoughtful answers considering the other side. I never said that I didn't think they could have created a better holistic framework, but you seem to be expecting a lot out of a framework that is still relatively new. There is plenty that is differ…
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