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equatable | Dart Package
Equatable overrides == and hashCode for you so you don't have to waste your time writing lots of boilerplate code.
What is 'Pattern Matching' in functional languages? - Stack Overflow
Intro to Pattern matching and Algebraic data types
language/goals-and-constraints.md at master · dart-lang/language · GitHub
Pattern matching in Dart.
what can i put in dart initializer list - Google Search
Initializer lists and final properties | Flutter by Example
constructor initializer list — make expressions able to use earlier names in the list · Issue #1394 · dart-lang/language · GitHub
Constructors in Dart – Use Cases and Examples
Function class - dart:core library - Dart API
Invocation class - dart:core library - Dart API
In Dart, is it possible to have a const map of closures? - Stack Overflow
Factory Constructor in Dart — Part 1 | by Saravanan M | Nerd For Tech | Medium
Factory constructor Identifier In Flutter | Flutter Agency
Exploring the 3 Types of Constructors in Dart | by tomerpacific | Better Programming
scope - dart method calling context - Stack Overflow
Instance methods are the only ones (except for constructors) that can access this. Conceptually methods are part of the class description and not the object That is, when you do a method call o.foo() Dart first extracts the class-type of o. Then it searches for foo in the class description (recursively going through the super classes, if necessary). Finally it applies the found method with this set to o. In addition to being able to invoke methods on objects (o.foo()) it is also possible to get a bound closure: o.foo (without the parenthesis for the invocation). However, and this is crucial, this form is just syntactic sugar for () => o.foo(). That is, this just creates a fresh closure that captures o and redirects calls to it to the instance method.
web - How to get the name of the current and calling function in dart? - Stack Overflow
dart find instance of caller invocation - Google Search
Static nested classes · Issue #336 · dart-lang/language · GitHub
Dart Const Tutorial – All You Need to Know (Const Expressions, Canonical Instances and More) - Reso Coder
const vs final
Flutter State Management: 2022 Edition | by Anthony Oleinik | Level Up Coding
What is Dart call()?
android - Flutter Error: No named parameter with the name 'displayLarge' - Stack Overflow
Is it possible to declare a method as final in a class in Dart? - Stack Overflow
Dart cannot use 'final' to prevent a method from being overriden. It uses a meta annotation @nonvirtual to prevent overriding. But it is just a hint.
Making Dart a Better Language for UI | by Bob Nystrom | Dart | Medium
List comprehension in Dart; Also shows parallel iteration of two lists
Constant function literals · Issue #1048 · dart-lang/language
No way to create an inline function literal. Use top level function instead.
The “Flutter Complete Reference“ book
Flutter online book, similar to Dart Tour for Dart.Flutter online book, similar to Dart Tour for Dart.
Introduction to Mixins in Dart | DigitalOcean
Use Dart Mixins More Often! Here is Why... | QuickBird Studios Blog
Describes order of calls to mixin methods (message impl) if two mixins implement the same message. If the same message on 2 mixins in 'move' in: 'class QuickBird extends Bird with FlutterMixin, SailMixin {}', the SailMixin.move (the rightmost) is called.
Dart: What are mixins?. It’s a kind of magic ✨ | by Romain Rastel | Flutter Community | Medium
Also describes 1) a edge scenario where class is used as mixin, then it should define a factory constructor and be abstract. 2) if the same message on 2 mixins is 'move' the 'move' on the rightmost mixin is called (and no other mixin's 'move', unless the rightmost 'move' calls 'super'.
oop - When to use mixins and when to use interfaces in Dart? - Stack Overflow
implements vs extends in Dart classes and mixins
Dart: extends vs implements vs with | by Manoel Soares Neto | Medium
Understanding Factory constructor code example - Dart - Stack Overflow
A good example of this use case in Dart is the abstract HTML Element class, which defines dozens of named factory constructor functions returning different subclasses. For example, Element.div() and Element.li() return and elements, respectively.
Write command-line apps | Dart
Package layout conventions | Dart
Directory layout conventions for Dart and Flutter packages.
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A database of paper airplane folding designs and instructions