Flutter - Handling Application Lifecycle | Flutter Tutorial

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In this Flutter Tutorial, we will be taking an in-depth look at handling Application Logic on the application life cycle States such as resumed, paused, inactive or detached. We will write a basic timer app to pause when the application is in the background and resume when the app comes to the foreground.

Application LifeCycle States:

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[katababden]

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[SamRamezanli]

I love how clear and simple you speak.

I also like that you remind us with some other logics you're using (in this example, you quickly explained what mixins are)

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[hilaltube]

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[iamdjango]

Thank you
Very good and simple explanation
Straight to the point

[faisalahmad]

I think this is the best tutorial about lifecycles in flutter, Looking forward to more quality content. so good I had to say it twice :D

[faisalahmad]

I think this is the best tutorial about lifecycles in flutter, Looking forward to more quality content.

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[phanhau]

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[diogosequeira]

I don't usually leave comments in most of the tutorials but this one is really well made. The explanation is clear, the examples were well chosen and it provided documentation. 5 stars, keep it up

[talatkuyuk]

Thanks for sharing. I run the app but it didn't handle the detached event but the others. How do we handle detached or created state of the application like Android/Kotlin.

[corepuncher]

I really thought this was going to work (since I neglected the .inactive state previously), but adding that did not fix my issue, which is: SOMETIMES coming out of background, the app comes up "black". Sending it back to background and immediately bringing to foreground fixes it. Any idea why it needs another "cycle" in order to show the app properly? I'd say half the time, it comes up ok the first time. Almost random.

[syahidbaddry]

lets say you did nothing with the app lifecycle, when the app is in bg the code still run and how long the code still run(in your case is the increment)?as long user not destroyed the app or there a time to automatic destroyed the app?

[domontowicz]

How to make MultiTimer (adding multiple timers in GridView or ListView) with share preferences in Flutter?

[chinazaogwo]

Awesome video. Is it possible to detect when an app is closed??