Routing or navigating from one page to another page is essential to any application, and when I was learning Flutter or be it any framework for the first time, I always faced the issue of jumping from one routing mechanism to another. If only all routing solutions were as simple as a <a href=””> tag. Nevertheless, when it came to Flutter’s in-built routing mechanism, it was pretty easy to grasp, a
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