Flutter Riverpod Tutorial - The Better Provider

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Riverpod is the response to all the insufficiencies of other dependency injection and state management packages for Dart & Flutter apps. It's quick to get familiar with, maintainable, testable and it's much less error-prone than the other solutions out there. Let's take a look at the core principles of Riverpod.

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[MatuellaSlipknot]

I am always impressed by your arguments when teaching stuff. Hearing “one of the problems with Provider is injecting dependencies through the UI”, may not seem like much, but it has a deeper meaning that you have, at least, tried to build real production apps, with a well-designed architecture (followed your clean architecture tutorials as well, just as awesome as this one). This is what the community needs.

Being a flutter dev that works on full scale production projects, I can see that your arguments discuss non trivial issues of real (reads production) architecture applications, unlike almost all other flutter tutorials. Thanks a lot!

[hengideguru]

You're the best!! Looking forward for a TDD + CleanArchitecture + Riverpod series!!!

[puhgeh]

damn! this riverpod is cleaner to implement than provider! time to refactor my project. thank you!

[athinavandame]

I needed this sooo badly. Thank you so much!!! So glad I discovered you

[stephio]

Very nicely explained! I was waiting for such a good Riverpod tutorial. I hope you will continue with some more deep dives. Thank you!

[truth]

Yeah~ Riverpod!!! 🎉🎉 Hope to see more videos about how to implement riverpod in upcoming applications! Thank you Matt!

[longtimedeveloper]

Fantastic teaching on Riverpod, thank you very much!

[mibi]

This is what I wait for time, love you Matt :D

[wesleybarnes]

Next. Level. Remi made some good work here, I love it. You explain it very well, needed this.

[richardharris]

Thanks for the tutorial, it's really easy to understand.

One thing about ref.watch vs. ref.read, the Riverpod docs suggest always using ref.watch where possible. Because even if you think a variable will never change, it might change in the future and cause bugs that are hard to debug.

[mahadyhasan]

Need tutorial on clean architecture with riverpod that can be used on big application.

[GroovinChip]

Excellent tutorial and explanations, great work!

[rsocial]

This is the best tutorial for riverpod on YouTube. Thank you <3

[abraiyan]

Oh yes. I always wanted a provider tutorial from you and now I have it :D

[santoshkawale]

you made a day...thanks for beautiful explanation...

[IngPedroAraujo]

Gracias por compartir este conocimiento, en este momento voy a implementarlo en un proyecto que estoy desarrollando. Éxitos en todo lo que hagas!!!

[jimaustin]

If you’ve stumbled around the web copying code as the ‘instructor’ builds an app, and (like me) wondered if anyone TEACHES … lucky you, you’ve found him! Matt (Reso Coder) is hands-down the best teacher I’ve found, in terms of presentation, depth, topics, and his intent for students to write flutter apps professionally.

[FurqanaFathuzzaman]

This is awesome! Would love to see how to use it in a DDD structure

[carlswanson]

Excellent tutorial. Thanks Matt! Riverpod looks like a nice step forward. I'll probably convert once it is released/stable.
One minor note regarding your comments at the beginning about ugly nesting of Providers in the original 'provider' package: 'MultiProvider' already deals with that problem, so your use case is a little unrealistic for that particular comparison.

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