Answer to your question at 7:00 : I prefer the code to be written already beforehand in SUCH a video, where really typing code is just a waste of time and irrelevant to the main point of the video, however, in some cases typing the code might be the better way to go. So in my opinion, "it depends on the topic of the video". Really nice video Garett. Thanks.
Great explanation Garrett. I spent the whole day trying to understand the BuildContext from articles and your explanation here was perfect and I now understand how the context works now. Thank you very much.
Awesome explanation. I knew what BuildContext was and knew to use Builder when it didn't work but this finally made it click as to WHY I had to do that. Thanks!
Excellent video. It's helpful to hear an explanation of WHY it is needed rather just what it is and how its used. Seeing the code written out is great because the video can be paused while the following the explanation.
Thank you so much , u Explained perfectly so basically context is juste looking back in the parent context but not in its child and builder do just that . ITs always like that we don't understand something in programming and we abandon but when we find out it all looks so easy and stupid the whole frustration we were in
Thanks a lot, people in courses and tutorials forget to explain little things like this , I am just starting to use dart/flutter and I didnt find anyone who explained about this but everyone uses it.
Great video, instantly liked. I hope I am correct, just to add up, the method (class_name).of(context) is a simplified version context.inheritWidgetOfExactType(class_name).. basically, it says "find me the nearest widget up the widget tree that can provide me with this class_name"
Its great explanation about Buildcontext. It hard to understand for beginner but you make it easier. Can you please make video on setState() method and dispose() method to clear the instances
Really good explanation but now we have ScaffoldMessenger and it will work even if you pass context as is, but thank you it really helped me clear alot things about BuildContext.
You didn't explain why we can't use the existing context of the parent and pass it into the child, why do we need to make a new builder and new context??
I wanted to create a global service that has a function with showDialog method which can be called from anywhere. So how can i determine which context is currently active in my app or to out it the other way, how to get the context of current widget on screen without having it pass it as a parameter ( which i have heard is not a good way )
@@garrettlovetv No can do, its a corporate project. Can't share, but appreciate the effort. I will create a demo one for reference, till then context as a parameter it is
So I have a flutter ListView with an image picker in a column beneath the title and subtitle, but choosing an image opens that image in every tile instead of the one it was clicked from. How can I use context to only open the selected image in that specific tile it was called from, in the same vertical tree inside a card? I can not figure this out, I think it is impossible.
Great video! :) Nice explanation, with multiple different approaches, good job! At least for me, it's not a problem to have the code written out already, as long as you go through it. The only thing I didn't like in the video is the various flashing colors on you and in behind - I guess you have some kind of a fancy light in your room, but it might be better to turn if off while recording 😬 Thank you for the efforts!
I appreciate your efforts but it is still not clear to me.Yes it is clearer than before.May be you can come up with another analogy though whatever you gave in the video was ok,for me atleast.Nice voice by the way!!!!
Answer to your question at 7:00 : I prefer the code to be written already beforehand in SUCH a video, where really typing code is just a waste of time and irrelevant to the main point of the video, however, in some cases typing the code might be the better way to go. So in my opinion, "it depends on the topic of the video". Really nice video Garett. Thanks.
This is great feedback, thanks! Thanks for watching.
Yes - I agree with this.
Agreed
Great explanation Garrett. I spent the whole day trying to understand the BuildContext from articles and your explanation here was perfect and I now understand how the context works now. Thank you very much.
it's was a good deep explanation of what BuildContext is . thank you , and please do more like this !
Thank you thank you! Will do!
Awesome explanation. I knew what BuildContext was and knew to use Builder when it didn't work but this finally made it click as to WHY I had to do that. Thanks!
Excellent video. It's helpful to hear an explanation of WHY it is needed rather just what it is and how its used. Seeing the code written out is great because the video can be paused while the following the explanation.
Thank you so much , u Explained perfectly so basically context is juste looking back in the parent context but not in its child and builder do just that .
ITs always like that we don't understand something in programming and we abandon but when we find out it all looks so easy and stupid the whole frustration we were in
agreed
Now I can explain BuildContext to anyone 😎😎
Thank you for such great explaination 💗
This might be the best tutorial/explanation I've seen... You should definitely keep making videos on different topics! thanks man!
I really understood clearly what you were conveying. Thanks a lot.
Glad it helped!
Suuuuuuper helpful. You should do more Flutter videos. Thanks Garrett.
You got it, thanks for watching!
Thank you, Garett. I had this doubt since ages, a very great explanation. I would like more of this kind of video.
You got it, thanks for watching!
this is it! kind of tutorials we missing ...thank you and please we need more
Thanks a lot, people in courses and tutorials forget to explain little things like this , I am just starting to use dart/flutter and I didnt find anyone who explained about this but everyone uses it.
Great video Garrett. I'm just learing Flutter and Buildcontext is a tricky concept to understand.
wow this just saved me hours of debugging. Thanks
Thanks Garret. Best explaination ever :)
You made my day
Happy to help!
Really good explanation dude... I understood context well enough!
You earned a new subscriber :-) . Thanks for taking your time to explain. It meant a lot!
Thanks for the sub!
Super clear and very effective explanation! Thank you so much! I prefer the code to be written already beforehand here in this CONTEXT.
Great feedback, Thanks for watching!
Save me time in my future dev. Thank u
Great video, instantly liked. I hope I am correct, just to add up, the method (class_name).of(context) is a simplified version context.inheritWidgetOfExactType(class_name).. basically, it says "find me the nearest widget up the widget tree that can provide me with this class_name"
Need more for this kind of content..
Nicely explained bro
Now I got what is really meant by buildcontext and the builder widget
easily understandable and nice explanation bro
Glad to hear that
Its great explanation about Buildcontext. It hard to understand for beginner but you make it easier. Can you please make video on setState() method and dispose() method to clear the instances
Thanks for the explanation
Really good explanation but now we have ScaffoldMessenger and it will work even if you pass context as is, but thank you it really helped me clear alot things about BuildContext.
Loved it...great explanation 💯
Glad you liked it!
why does the change of the second context to buildReturnContext makes sense? Just trying to understand which context it is now.
great explained!
Uau...you are amazing....I'm from Brazil. Thanks a lot.
Thank you! 😃
That was the best explanation that I've seen so far! Thank you so much! +1 subscribe!
How to use Scaffold.of(context).openDrawer(); to construct drawer?
You didn't explain why we can't use the existing context of the parent and pass it into the child, why do we need to make a new builder and new context??
The fu*** video i was looking for. Finnaly understanding all the shit i was doing without undestanding... thanks
can you make a video which explains difference between foreach and map method with an example
I wanted to create a global service that has a function with showDialog method which can be called from anywhere. So how can i determine which context is currently active in my app or to out it the other way, how to get the context of current widget on screen without having it pass it as a parameter ( which i have heard is not a good way )
I'm a really visual person so reading your comment I'm not sure. Is there anywhere I can see your code?
@@garrettlovetv No can do, its a corporate project. Can't share, but appreciate the effort. I will create a demo one for reference, till then context as a parameter it is
Great video and really hepls in understanding the concept .
Glad it was helpful!
Hey bro, can u help me regarding this ?
Thank you. This was a nice explanation
Glad it was helpful!
yes very good explanation thanks ah lot
thank u so much
u explained amazing bro amazing
Glad it helped
Thank you
Great video, thank you!
It was helpful. Thank you
Thanks bro, great explaination!
Glad it was helpful!
So I have a flutter ListView with an image picker in a column beneath the title and subtitle, but choosing an image opens that image in every tile instead of the one it was clicked from. How can I use context to only open the selected image in that specific tile it was called from, in the same vertical tree inside a card? I can not figure this out, I think it is impossible.
Send your code. Post a link here
Hello, please Volume it up or use a microphone to produce quality voice
you need more exposure.God!Your explanation is amazing.A 10 year old can understand.
Much appreciated, thank you!
Great video! :) Nice explanation, with multiple different approaches, good job!
At least for me, it's not a problem to have the code written out already, as long as you go through it.
The only thing I didn't like in the video is the various flashing colors on you and in behind - I guess you have some kind of a fancy light in your room, but it might be better to turn if off while recording 😬
Thank you for the efforts!
Thanks it helped a lot
boa me ajudou muito, thx from brazil!
type it helps so much more
so helpful,thank you !
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome explanation, thanks! :D
great video ！！
Thanks, glad you liked it!
thanks
Welcome
Flutter upload new video bro. It's so good
talking while writing the code side wise ( explaining it) would be more helpful, imo
Noted, thanks for the feedback!
I appreciate your efforts but it is still not clear to me.Yes it is clearer than before.May be you can come up with another analogy though whatever you gave in the video was ok,for me atleast.Nice voice by the way!!!!
lights in the back are not cool 🤮
nerd