Flutter - Auto Scaling the Text Size

[@nanisamireddy]

Great video thanks you. I am searching for this for two months thank you so much for sharing your knowledge..👍👍

[@Max-yb1mx]

Hey, great video! The reason why it jumps is that it is adding .35 of the initial height on the very first call of onScaleUpdate. So it's not a smooth transition. And the larger the initial height, the larger the issue.
One solution would just to multiply the initial height and don't add to it. You said multiplying it by the scale directly was too fast, so maybe the square/cubed root of the scale would work better. That way it is always multiplied by 1.0 to start with and there's no jump in size.

[@mtux]

very very thanks your tutorial was very util!!!

[@fyzuladzwan]

Hi, thanks for this. I am not sure whether this helps, since this video was made a year ago. I think it is a math problem. I would try _height = _initHeight * (1 + (details.scale * .35)). I hope this works.

[@chanxpress]

Thanks. very good video

[@dineyoliveira5436]

very good!

[@GottsStr]

Thanks!

[@abhinandanmore7303]

Hi,
try this once
if(details.scale!=1.0) {
_hight = _inithight* details.scale;
}

[@caffekhalisa6264]

Make video on adding tabs in flutter

[@BrandonDonnelson]

Great idea, thanks for the feedback. It's been added to my list of todos.

[@caffekhalisa6264]

Brandon Donnelson cool

[@slightfoot]

Here's a few variants on a fixed version. gist.github.com/slightfoot/b45916c32889e10ca3f6014562d5c27b

[@BrandonDonnelson]

Nice job, that looks far better than my implementation!

[@akaButters]

Thanks for the great video Brandon and thanks for alt versions Simon, I like the three different approaches.

[@BrandonDonnelson]

Thank you and thank you for the feedback!