The first button that we will see is the famous Android Floating Button from Material Design that we can easily implement in Flutter using a widget: FloatingActionButton( child: Icon(Icons.access_time), elevation: 50.0, backgroundColor: Colors.amber, ),Īs you can see, with this widget we can create a floating action button or the Float Action Button we can define a background color, like a soft orange like the one we put here, as well as an icon and we can even define the elevation to define the shading, which is a fundamental aspect in Material Design. Floating Action Button or Floating Action Button in Flutter So at this point I present the most interesting buttons that we can use in our application and I give you a summary of them although the ideal is that you take this reference content and support it and see and test the buttons in your applications yourself, that you see all the properties that we can configure to the buttons and not just a summary. The buttons in Flutterįlutter, like any emerging technology, wants to gain a foothold in the market and for this reason the framework contains a large number of buttons that we can use in our applications and the buttons are not far behind In this entry I bring you the main buttons that we have and can use in our applications There are other types of buttons such as the button for a bar: Button Bar, but we will not deal with these in this entry as it is a very specific button and it serves us more as a container than for anything else. Today we are going to continue working on Flutter but we are going to see directly an element that is essential in any interface, the element to process actions par excellence, such as the button, and that Flutter is actually a widget which goes perfectly well with the Cards or Letters that we saw previously in another entry on Android with Java / Kotlin. Getting started with Flutter from scratch: My first app.
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In the previous post we talked about how to install Flutter, which IDEs we can use, which would basically be Android Studio and/or Visual Studio Code, and we also gave an introduction to the world of Flutter widgets by creating a card that is actually a Widgets with some content, text and images that are widgets too To see the entry you can go to the following link:
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