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Simone Alessandria
Simone Alessandria
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Simone Alessandria

Simone Alessandria wrote his first program when he was 12. It was a text-based fantasy game for the Commodore 64. Now, he is a trainer (MCT), author, speaker, passionate software architect, and always a proud coder. He is the founder and owner of Softwarehouseit. His mission is to help developers achieve more through training and mentoring. He has authored several books on Flutter, including Flutter Projects, published by Packt, and web courses on Pluralsight and Udemy.
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Implementing swiping with the Dismissible widget

Mobile users expect apps to respond to gestures. In particular, swiping an item left or right in a ListView can be used to delete an item from a List.

There’s a very useful widget in Flutter designed to remove an item in response to a swiping gesture from the user. It’s called Dismissible. In this recipe, you will see a simple example that shows how to implement a Dismissible widget in your apps.

Getting ready

To follow along with this recipe, create a new Flutter project, or use the app created in any of the previous recipes.

How to do it...

You will now create a screen with a ListView, and include a Dismissible widget in it:

  1. Create a new file in the lib folder called dismissible.dart.
  2. At the top of the file, import material.dart:
    import 'package:flutter/material.dart';
    
  3. Create a stateful widget, calling it DismissibleScreen:
    class DismissibleScreen...
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Simone Alessandria

Simone Alessandria wrote his first program when he was 12. It was a text-based fantasy game for the Commodore 64. Now, he is a trainer (MCT), author, speaker, passionate software architect, and always a proud coder. He is the founder and owner of Softwarehouseit. His mission is to help developers achieve more through training and mentoring. He has authored several books on Flutter, including Flutter Projects, published by Packt, and web courses on Pluralsight and Udemy.
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