Yeah, totally. We used the most extreme example for the 'before', there are other ways to do it. Also, you don't necessarily have to check both 'is int' and '!= null.'
The true benefit of the first example is shown when the record uses the named syntax. Having something like (true, true, false) is less maintainable than (hasPaid: true, isAdmin: true)
Yeah, that’s true, I totally agree. To fit everything on one slide, we went with this version (this talk was created in collaboration with the Flutter team).
They're Redragon headphones from Amazon, but I don't recommend them for two reasons: they're USB-A, which I didn't realize at the time of purchase, and the cord has worn out after a couple of years and now looks broken.
Awesome video, I am still getting comfortable with Record and Patterns and they are pretty amazing!!!
Great talk Ivanna 👏👏
This was very good explanation with great real life examples
Very informative and well presented. Thank You.
great video, pattern matching is a game changer to restructure complex if statement, but you could use nullcohersion to avoid null checking
Yeah, totally. We used the most extreme example for the 'before', there are other ways to do it. Also, you don't necessarily have to check both 'is int' and '!= null.'
very informative💡
Good info provided for beginners who are learning Flutter.
very informative.
The true benefit of the first example is shown when the record uses the named syntax. Having something like (true, true, false) is less maintainable than (hasPaid: true, isAdmin: true)
Yeah, that’s true, I totally agree. To fit everything on one slide, we went with this version (this talk was created in collaboration with the Flutter team).
Thanks! Great talk, the records are explanation was the grand finale. Ivana, what is the headphone used in the talk? Great mic quality. 😊
They're Redragon headphones from Amazon, but I don't recommend them for two reasons: they're USB-A, which I didn't realize at the time of purchase, and the cord has worn out after a couple of years and now looks broken.
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Didn't know these features existed.
I get a better idea about in json pattern matching. Nice Job Ivanna
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🤣🤣 yes
that was a lot. my brain...