Complete Flutter Architecture using Provider and Stacked

In this video we go over the setup of the architecture that I use during development of my client applications.

[hasanimam]

I watched this many times, and every time i see how elegant it is. I'm looking forward for the upcoming episodes, thank you Dane!

[gideonmuiru]

This is brilliant! I think most people complaining about building the whole widget tree have not understood the power of the .reactive and .nonReactive constructors in combination with splitting views to single widgets. I cannot wait for the next episode in this series. Thank you and keep it up!!

[dreamerslab]

Thanks for such great efforts. I took me half a day to understand your stacked package and why we need it. And now I just love the way it works and the whole idea is really great.

[markdioneeb]

This whole tutorial series deserves to be on Flutter's official doc cookbook or on those udemy/lynda courses that cost's $100, this is too good to be free, nothing can beat simplicity, Stacked by FilledStacks is the best. Thank you very much

[andreykaok]

After I have refactored my pet-project with the Stacked (and supported) packages, this approach looks like a "Silver Bullet" of Flutter architecture for me!

It is so elegantly and cleverly written! Awesome job!

[giampaologabba]

This is exactly what i was searching for. I'm approaching to flutter and saw a lot of tutorial without a clean architecture, mixing business logic in views and i was a bit worried :) I studied BloC but there is too much boilerplate and not a clean separation of concerns. Liked provider and your implementation of it is very, very clever. I love it. Nowadays learning flutter to properly develop complex applications is a tricky task, there is a lot of clumsy informations sticking around and is very, very easy to end up with some unmaintenable spaghetti code :)

Having developed some HUGE mobile applications in Xamarin i have to say that your architecture is the beest for me, i will use it a lot :)
Now i just need something flexibile and clever like the sqlinet-pcl package but for flutter then i'm sold!

[shardulnalegave]

I was about to search for tutorials on this topic! Great work!

[kenhee]

This architecture really helps so much in separating the UI and logic. Coming from a MVC background, this has certainly helped me so much in my mobile development. Really excited and look forward to future episodes on how much this architecture can help me in writing maintainable and readable code. Right now, I'm almost done refactoring my entire app using this architecture. On a side note, thank you Dane for all the flutter videos you have made, it has helped me tremendously in my development, words can't explain how thankful I am.

[eduardoADSL]

Thank you Dane and all the guys that shared their solutions for the issues that happened as the packages were updated.

[ebenezerferguson]

This concludes my search for a good flutter architecture. Thanks

[davido]

Thanks man, I am really new in flutter however I have a lot of experience in many other frameworks and languages, this is probably the closest thing to what I would expect of good architecture, it is simple to understand and simple to implement, and very extensible.
Gracias hermano, soy muy nuevo en flutter, sin embargo tengo mucha experiencia en otros frameworks y lenguajes, esto es probablemente lo mas cercano a lo que yo esperaria de una buena arquitectura, simple de entender y simple de implementar, y muy extensible.

[ComputerScienceAcademy]

THIS IS THE BEST VIDEO I HAVE EVER SEEN REGARDING WORKING WITH FLUTTER (architecture, state, routing...) OMG!
I love the way you think! (e.g. regarding block)

Thanks!!
Will watch the whole series...

[ayushpratap]

Professional & Amazing! Absolutely Clean Code ! & Highly Organized Style! Something I can't Live Without, I really like your philosophy that we have to live with that code every day!

[wickedgummybear]

The only reason someone could downvote this, is because they don't understand it. Just love this way of structuring architecture. So clean..

[UsamaJaved-jz]

There are many videos about different topics but junior developer lack one common thing which is architecture. Thank you so much for these videos. Subcribed <3

[danielenqvist]

I was studying domain driven design architecture with BLoC's for my project. Yeah, it works but I felt like my soul has left the body. Your architecture seems to combine both worlds for my taste. I enjoyed the setup of the project and can't wait for the next part. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[anjena]

Beautiful architecture that's been helping out this Flutter beginner who is just launching his second app. Your mind works in fast forward. When I'm following along I play in 0.75x speed. xD

[omoruboreoluwatobi]

Since following FilledStacks. I now write less buggy code. Dan teaches best coding practices in a simple way. If you are not clear on something Dan said in one class, trust me, you will find it on the next topic you search. Thanks to the Filledstacks team

[AntiThesis]

I love this architecture! thanks for sharing. All of the state management has always been extremely cumbersome and bloated but I've always settled on provider - for the rest - awesome!

[michaelkroupa]

Thank you so much for your effort here ;)
I just started out programming flutter apps coming from xamarin.
And the biggest challange which I was facing, was the unreadability of the code which you are thrown to when starting out new.

This tutorial series is exectly what i was looking for! :)