Flutter Firebase & DDD Course [8] - Sign-In Form UI
Why Stack Overflow recommends it
Stack Overflow users link it when answering Flutter questions, either to credit the emoji-input tip shown in the video or as the source of code for the sign-in form Bloc setup.
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What it is
Part 8 of Reso Coder's Flutter Firebase and Domain-Driven Design course, a roughly 42-minute coding tutorial that builds the sign-in form user interface. It covers displaying validation error messages that come from the value objects in the domain layer.
What people said
Cites Dennis · 2020-05 · Stack Overflow · on “Displaying text with Emojis on Flutter”
You can insert emoji in the text field through following way: If you're on Mac, you can hit Control + Command + Space. Windows users can hit the "Windows key" + ; (semicolon). Copy pasted the instruction from @Reso Coder [this video] I tested on mac and it works.
Cites Somanshu Singh · 2021-05 · Stack Overflow · on “Unhandled error LateInitializationError: Local 'failureOrSuccess' has not been initialized. occurred in Instance of 'SignInFormBloc'”
Stream<SignInFormState> _performActionOnAuthFacadeWithEmailAndPassword( Future<Either<AuthFailure, Unit>> Function({ @required EmailAddress emailAddress, @required Password password, }) forwardedCall, ) async* { Either<AuthFailure, Unit> failureOrSuccess; final isEmailValid = state.emailAddress.isValid(); final isPasswordValid = state.password.isValid(); if (isEmailValid && isPasswordValid) { yield state.copyWith( isSubmitting: true, authFailureOrSuccessOption: none(), ); failureOrSuccess = await forwardedCall( emailAddress: state.emailAddress, password: state.password, ); } yield state.copyWith( isSubmitting: false, showErrorMessages: true, authFailureOrSuccessOption: optionOf(failureOrSucc
Cites Siru malayil · 2024-02 · Stack Overflow · on “How to put Emojis with Text in Windows Flutter”
You can insert emoji in the text field like below. If you're on Mac, you can hit Control + Command + Space. Windows users can hit the "Windows key" + ; (semicolon). Copy pasted the instruction from @Reso Coder video demo [this video]