Episode 12:Mastering Gesture Detector | Season 1:Exploring Common Widgets

Welcome back to our Flutter tutorial series! In this episode, we dive deep into the world of user interactions with the GestureDetector widget in Flutter.
1️⃣ An introduction to GestureDetector and its role in mobile application development.
2️⃣ A step-by-step guide on how to implement GestureDetector in your Flutter apps, with a simple example of a square changing its color when tapped.
3️⃣ A detailed exploration of GestureDetector callbacks including onTap, onDoubleTap, onLongPress, and more, demonstrated through adding a double tap event to our example.
Whether you're new to Flutter or looking to learn more about user interactions, this tutorial is perfect for you. GestureDetector opens up a world of possibilities for your apps, making them not just visually appealing but also more interactive.
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Happy coding, and see you in our next Flutter tutorial!
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[@viokas121]

I don't get the setState() method shown in my code auto complete, even when I type it manually it gives me an error complaining there is nothing as such method is implemented. Any idea what's wrong there?

[@flutterexplainedofficial]

setState can be used only inside stateful widget

[@viokas121]

@@flutterexplainedofficial fixed! Thanks a lot ❤️🙏🏻