Thanks man for the vid 🔥

Thanks man, Finally i found how to create and use StateNotifier effectively from this video thanks a lot for this 🤞

Thank you so much, i really appreciate your work, it helps me a lot on my current project. Keep up the good work Master....

Great video. simply explained

I'm just looking for a way to manage state. I've tried bloc which I didn't like. Riverpod looks much more promising. This video definitely helped.

Very nice tutorial! Thank you.

Great in depth, and to the point video!

Thank you! Finally understood the basics thanks to this video! Now I can build my first app with the Future provider :)

pls part 2 thaaaaankssss !!!

Good work.thank you😀

In case userList is not working, add "as List" to userList- final userList = ref.watch(userListProvider) as List;

Hello. Very useful video. Is it possible to make global provider (for example: when user tap on listview item, this value i want to show on every further screen. I tried make global provider inside OnTap method, but a i can't get access to it in another screen anyway )in one screen and get it's value on another screen? P:S: Sorry for my english )

thanks a lot for this amazing tutor. please how can someone use a boolean with either StateProvider or StateNotifierProvider, i have tried something like this "final isPro = StateProvider((ref) => false);" and tries to watch like this " bool test = watch(isPro);". . . so i got the error. "The argument type 'StateProvider' can't be assigned to the parameter type 'ProviderBase

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26:30 they have changed something in the Matrix or just editing error😅

Weird, when I restart the application, it shows me this instead Restarted application in 278ms. flutter: Home rebuilding... flutter: UserList rebuilding... flutter: Home rebuilding... flutter: UserList rebuilding... I follow your video step by step, any idea?

Need more tutorial on flutter_riverpod. Thank you.

Your use of context.read() early in the screencast (around 8:30) to get the Cheetah Coding value is probably misleading. If the provider of that value ever changes the value, your view would *not* be updated. It should have used a "watch" instead. Remi has commented on this "fear of watch" behavior, even referencing it in the official docs.

Finally figured out "Why doesn't it work when I try it?" There are breaking code changes between the version of riverpod in the video (mid 2021) and v1.0.0 which came out in August 2021. It's almost impossible for video tutorials to stay up-to-date in the flutter world. Poor guy now has the choice: Reshoot the video so that it is once again a top tutorial for this package, or simply accept that it's "mostly correct, but won't actually run" if you install the latest version of riverpod.

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