Creating and subscribing to a Stream in Dart | Reactive Programming in Flutter Part 2

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[miklosnemeth]

This is brilliant, Boris, your progression in using programming languages has a number of similarities with mine, you started with Kotlin, then Xamarin, and now Flutter/Dart and you are not looking back. I started with Xamarin 5 years or so and built a number of successful mobile business applications for manufacturing, warehousing, services. Then found Flutter a year ago when it was in beta, thereafter a number of months touring with React/TypeScript, then Android/Java with the recent Architecture Components (Data Binding, Live Data, View Model, Navigation, Completable Futures of Java 8), I gave a try to Kotlin but I didn't like the language at all, then back to Flutter/Dart, and I don't think I am looking back.
So, anyhow, your channel is excellent.

[eiderarango]

Thanks buddy, amazing content and channel, keep releasing Flutter content. Cheers.

[darul-asar]

Awesome thanks for the clear explanation. This is an example of a loop with strings Stream<String> getNames()async*{
List<String> names = ['Ali', 'Alex', 'Mike', 'Iman', 'Saleh', 'Dido', 'Simon', 'Demian', 'Poul', 'Salman'];



for(String name in names){

yield name;
await 1));
}
}
void main() {

getNames().listen((names){
print(names);
});

}

[KhoaNguyen-rfnv]

Thank you. I'm waiting for the next part.