This tutorial shows how to use the division package in Flutter to extract and reuse widget styles easily.
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In Flutter, everything is a widget. You can freely compose them and create your own which is awesome! However, there are certain inconsistencies and lacking features that make styling and positioning widgets a pain. What's more, it's pretty tough to extract a style of a widget. What if you want to reuse just the padding and border radius on multiple different widgets? Well, you're out of luck...
Unless you use a package called division which allows you to do just that! Extract styles and make styling an enjoyable endeavor by streamlining certain processes.
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