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Simone Alessandria
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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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Using a Scaffold

Android and iOS user interfaces are based on two different design languages. Android uses Material Design, while Apple has created the Human Interface Guidelines for iOS, but the Flutter team calls the iOS design pattern Cupertino, in honor of Apple’s hometown. These two packages, Material Design and Cupertino, provide a set of widgets that mirror the user experience of their respective platforms.

These frameworks use a widget called Scaffold (CupertinoScaffold in the Cupertino framework) that provides a basic structure of a screen. 

In this recipe, you are going to give your app some structure. You will be using the Scaffold widget to add an AppBar to the top of the screen and a slide-out drawer that you can pull from the left.

Getting ready

You should have completed the previous recipe in this chapter before following along with this one.

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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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