Adaptive vs. Responsive | Decoding Flutter

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How much space do we have on our screen and what is the platform able to do? These are the two ideas of Adaptive and Responsive. Fitz will discuss the differences and how you can use Adaptive versus Responsive for your app.

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We need documentation about a similar topic: visual accessibility.

Users can display-zoom on Android, scale the font size on Android and iOS (and I'm pretty sure you might say the same in browsers and desktop platforms).

How can we avoid overflowing errors when layouting a mobile app, while we're not planning to implement a responsive design (i.e. we just need portrait mode on mobile devices)? In the end, the screen size is the same, it's just the user that's either zooming the display or enlarging the text.

venir_dev

We need more videos about responsive design

sameeraperera

Please do more videos on adaptive and responsive UI design. It's a tough problem I run into again and again. Sure, there are third-party libraries that help you with this but I rather lean how to do this in a "native Flutter" way than adding yet another plugin to my project.

isurujn

Federated plugins are great. In addition to simplifying app code, they also reduce binary size. With if statements, you've got a bunch of code for other platforms that you're not using, but with federated plugins, the implementation for platforms not needed by your binary is not compiled into the binary at all

AndyWolfff

Right now building an adaptive layout in flutter is extremely cumbersome. I really hope the flutter team will do something about it.. (just waiting for 3 years now.)

_dinesh

Fantastic. Where did we get these flutter stuffed birds? 😍

dantaswilliam

imo the proposed system for breakpoints is not ideal. Having Narrow/Med/Wide variations of every screen becomes a major maintenance issue as designs change. Generally best if you can use a single view, that has some adaptive logic / layout from my experience. Sometimes it can make sense, when you have drastic differences between views.

ShawnBlais