Flutter with Inherited Widgets

Mastering State Management in Flutter with Inherited Widgets

Learn how to effectively manage your Flutter application’s state using inherited widgets. Join us as we explore a structured approach to building a centralized state management solution.

Learn how to manage application states efficiently in Flutter using Inherited Widgets.

Welcome to today’s my article where we’ll dive into the world of inherited widgets in Flutter and how they can help you manage your application states effectively. I’m excited to guide you through the process of creating your own state management solution.

This blog is designed for those who have a basic understanding of building Flutter UI using stateless and stateful widgets.

What is App State?

Before we get into the implementation, let’s clarify what we mean by “app state.” The app state refers to any data stored in your application that your UI builds upon.

This data can change based on user interactions, like pressing a button, which in turn might alter what the user sees on the screen. For example, if you have a button in your app, its pressed state might change the content displayed.