Flutter in Practice - E41: Creating Flutter Library / Package

Great tutorial Sir, I have created a library that needs a navigator.push to open. Is there a way i cant handle that without the user having to use navigator.push to use my library in an onpressed?

Thanks man
Can I create a package like a "Sub app" and run this app when "Main app" call?
Please give me some keyword for that

Thanks for this video. It is very important to development, reuse and share components. For now I am build internal components. Thanks again!

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thank you man, you're really helping. i appreciate your work

After watching your excellent videos, I have learned a hell lot about stream/BloC style of programming from You. Eventually I decided to go for Android Architectures, navigation, live data, view models, data binding, together with completable futures, which are directly supported by retrofit, too, now. On the other hand, for UI I didn't find reactive programming (Flutter, React JS) ok for major business applications, it's doable, but not fun at all. The reactive pattern for communicating between application/business logic and UI components, however, is really brilliant. Because of your videos I reworked some of my previous Android applications, I love this "new" architecture. Actually, Google itself promotes this style, too, extensively with Live Data and View Models, the missing piece was completable futures of Java 8, or RX Java as a matter of fact. So, as an ex Flutter/Dart programmer, at least as of today, I'll keep watching your videos.

I recommend to set up a vs code workspace with app and package directories. This allows to have hot reload even while changing the code of the package

Oh nice i though you gave up on this series.