Flutter’s Cupertino Package for iOS devs - Flutter In Focus

In this video, Andrew dives into the Flutter Cupertino widget package. The Cupertino package is built and maintained by the Flutter team and it ships with the SDK - if you’ve got Flutter on your machine, you’ve got Cupertino. Learn how you can use Cupertino to write apps that iOS users feel right at home with.

[andrewbrogdon]

One of the nice things about these videos is that while you're learning from us, we have the chance to see what you're interested in and where we should invest our time. Judging by the comments so far, it looks like folks could use more information about how Cupertino and Material relate to Flutter's mission as a multi-platform SDK and how to put them to work in the same app. That sounds like a good topic for a Boring Show episode, so we'll try to work it into the rotation in the coming weeks. Thanks for letting us know!

[eliseerickson]

I love this video! All the descriptions are clear and Andrew's voice makes me feel like I'm being taught by a friend that's really invested in my success. Go Andrew!

[Omniwoof]

This is probably a silly question but I don't really see a way of writing a Flutter app using Cupertino and Android feels without having to write two versions of the code.

Is that correct?

[TheBillionDollarSaaS]

Please provide more videos of this kind, where content is provided more detailed but at the same time compressed. Something between the boring show and widget of the week. I like it.

[JFkingW]

Kinda disappointed that you didn't adress the biggest problem: how can I have meterial and cupertino based in the the platform without having to write everything twice?

[luaconsoni]

Visually, this reminds me of the Node callback hell. But we need a new name for it. I vote for Nested Elements Hell. JK, I like Flutter.

[andreypanin]

Come for Flutter, stay for the t-shirt.

[mosthed]

Appreciate the video and explanations, but if I hear the word "Cupertino" one more time, I am going to explode.

[michelfeinstein]

Please make a video on the latest releases of flutter 1.2 and Dart 2.2

[themindstorm]

Do the widgets provide the haptic feedback on iPhones?

[MehdiHaghgoo]

Can write and use Cubertino style for Android too? Or would that need separate code for Android? Personally, I don't mind to see iOS-like app experience on Android.

[rachevp]

At the beginning of the video, there was a quick flash of a Cupertino sample app showing a lots of items, as well as an iOS-style search bar at the top. I was wondering, if a search bar widget is coming to the Cupertino set, because the open-source alternatives aren't really feature complete. Building such a navigation bar with a built-in search box could make a great tutorial, especially, if you target topics such as slivers as well. Cheers!

[WEIRDED_BEARDO]

What's the editor theme? I love the colored brackets. Looks really helpful

[remoreacts]

Can the Flutter team please do a simpler to understand video about how to use the Bloc pattern?

[rick_from_yr]

It would be great if there is an article that shows the equivalent widget from Material to Cupertino. To easily change the code when creating the builds/bundles for AppStore/PlayStore. Thanks for the video :D greetings from Peru

[sinaebr]

pls create a video about page transitation animation and how can change theme . tnx :)

[AldoCastorena]

What plug-in do you use for code reformat and refactor? (Like when you transformed the stateless widget to statefull). Great video :)

[BurtonJohnson]

I don't understand. I thought the whole point of Flutter was being cross-platform. Do I have to choose between MaterialApp and CupertinoApp?

[sergiopineda]

Very good, I got It, thank you so much

[matthewjerdidahhansen]

I have a question which isn't directly related to the topic of this video, but let me ask anyways.

How do I keep my CustomAppBar with a ScrollView under it so that when I scroll, by appbar stays in view and everything else under it scrolls???