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To build a Flutter app for Android, Flutter's Gradle plugins must be applied. Historically, this was done imperatively with Gradle's legacy, imperative apply script method. In Flutter 3.16, support was added for applying these plugins with Gradle's declarative plugins {} block (also called the Plugin DSL) and it is now the recommended approach. Since Flutter 3.16, projects generated with flutter c
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Now that you know about declarative UI programming and the difference between ephemeral and app state, you are ready to learn about simple app state management. On this page, we are going to be using the provider package. If you are new to Flutter and you don't have a strong reason to choose another approach (Redux, Rx, hooks, etc.), this is probably the approach you should start with. The provide
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