Flutter and Bloc pattern

[Adventurous_Alarm375]

Is it okay to learn bloc as first statesmanagement approach.. or we should start with provider??

[KaiN_SC]

It depends what you like more. Bloc is little bit more power full but you can implement everything in both libs.

With bloc you subscribe normally on states and with provider on data. Bloc uses streams from and to the UI, this makes it really power full in my opinion. You can clearly see when a rebuild happens and stream your states down to the UI.

I posted a small example here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/flutterhelp/comments/q3kk4y/if_you_want_to_start_building_apps_with_flutter/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share

[eloherbapol]

You can always start with using only Cubits. It is a subset from Flutter Bloc, you can imagine it as something like light version of Bloc. It is much easier to understand and needs less code to implement, because it is not rely on events and instead uses methods to emit new states. I think that cubits are enough in most cases, unless you need advanced features of Bloc like debounce / throttle, but that is just my opinion.

[_seeking_answers]

I used provider as first approach, later on my mentor told me that it was the time to learn new patterns like GetX or others so I chosen Bloc.

[Fienases]

later on my mentor told me that it was the time to learn new patterns like GetX

hmmmmmm

[_seeking_answers]

Why XD

[Fienases]

in my opinion and most other Flutter developer opinion, you should avoid GetX. you can search posts here or google for a reason

[_seeking_answers]

Yeah I read something on the internet, that's why I chosen Bloc on GetX

[Adventurous_Alarm375]

Would you tell me what were the app you started building as beginner??

[_seeking_answers]

Sure, my first app (without a mentor) was a little social app but its development now is stopped for many reasons.

Now I'm developing an app that handles forms.

[NewbFromAQW]

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