Advanced Flutter: MVVM with Provider, Riverpod | BLoC

Explore starting the movies widget in an MVVM setup, building a reusable dynamic widget that shows a cached image, title, rating, genres, and release date with inkwell and error handling.

Implement a movie details screen with a stacked, scrollable user interface featuring a cached image, back button, title, rating, release date, genres, and description.

Implement a Flutter navigation service with a navigate function using a navigator key, push and push replacement, routing to the favorite screen and movie detail screen.

Override the toString method in the MoviesModel to customize what prints for each item, using the override keyword and data values from the model to show movie details.

Implement the movie genres model and api calls within an MVVM flutter setup, creating from json factory, fetching genres, testing in the movie screen, and preparing for repository integration.

Implement a movies repository using the API service to fetch movies and genres, wiring the constructor and methods for clean REST API integration and practical testing.

Pass the movie model to the widgets, and display the correct title, vote average, release date, and backdrop or poster image on the details screen.

Animate the image in the movie detail view by using a hero widget tagged with the image id, caching the image, wrapping in a center, and previewing the animated transition.

Implement the favorite button with setState, store favorites via shared preferences, and learn why this approach fails for app-wide state, paving the way to provider, Riverpod, or BLoC.

Refactor a base flutter ui to remove setstate and support bloc, provider, and riverpod state management. Convert widgets to stateless, modular components and update imports.

Explain provider state management in theory, showing how to access shared state up the widget tree with listener and consumer, and how change notifier triggers UI updates.

Explore how to implement dark and light themes with provider state management in Flutter, toggle themes, and persist the choice with shared preferences for future sessions.

Load the last saved theme with the theme provider, default to light if nothing is stored, and apply dark or light mode by a saved boolean and notify listeners.

Explore how the app connects via mvvm using a movies provider, repository, and api service, then binds data to the ui through the view model and notify listeners.

Implement a favorites provider for the movie screen with change notifier, managing a MovieModel favorites list with add or remove and persisting to shared preferences via json encode and decode.

Implement a favorite feature with provider and consumer widgets to add or remove movies from favorites, reflect changes with icons and colors, and fetch favorites on app restart.

Discover Riverpod state management as a modern alternative to provider, covering theme handling, dependency injection, and multi-provider usage, with pub.dev setup and package installation.

Recap how we implemented the theme provider with riverpod state management, using theme enums, shared preference, and a provider scope to toggle dark and light themes via a consumer widget.

Master Riverpod's consumer widget with a builder using context and ref to access href, avoid unnecessary rebuilds, and improve performance by splitting code into smaller widgets.

Define a dedicated movies state class for the River pod package, initializing current page, movies list, genres, and loading and error flags. Create a constructor to initialize the state.

Implement a splash screen with a future builder in a Riverpod MVVM setup, wire a movies provider, and debug infinite loops.

Test error handling in the splash screen by turning off wifi, restarting the app, and retrying after connectivity returns to verify resilience using Riverpod.

Explore the Riverpod logging observer to track provider lifecycle events such as did add, update, and dispose, and implement an observer to log stream and theme provider updates for debugging.

Finalize a theme provider in Flutter MVVM with Provider, Riverpod, and Bloc by wiring MultiProvider, building a BlocBuilder, and applying light or dark themes.

Implement the favorites bloc: add, remove, load, and clear favorites, save to shared preferences via json, and emit updated states based on events.