I am working on a Flutter app where messages are displayed in a ListView.builder. The list scrolls in reverse to mimic a chat interface, and when new messages are added, I want the scroll position to maintain the same behavior as in ChatGPT—i.e., the latest messages should be visible without unexpected jumps or scroll movements.

I am working on a Flutter app where messages are displayed in a ListView.builder. The list scrolls in reverse to mimic a chat interface, and when new messages are added, I want the scroll position to maintain the same behavior as in ChatGPT—i.e., the latest messages should be visible without unexpected jumps or scroll movements.

I am working on a Flutter app where messages are displayed in a ListView.builder. The list scrolls in reverse to mimic a chat interface, and when new messages are added, I want the scroll position to maintain the same behavior as in ChatGPT—i.e., the latest messages should be visible without unexpected jumps or scroll movements.

I need to measure how much force does the user put on the screen (pressure when touch).

I need to measure how much force does the user put on the screen (pressure when touch).

import ‘package:flutter/material.dart’; class TrackerWidget extends StatelessWidget { const TrackerWidget({ super.key, required this.bgIcon, required this.title, required this.time, required this.size, this.isNotificationEnabled = false, this.isDone = false, required this.timeEnum, }); final String bgIcon; final String title; final String time; final double size; final bool isNotificationEnabled; final bool isDone; final String timeEnum; @override Widget build(BuildContext context) { return Container( […]

I am trying to show some scrollable content in either a dialog or bottom sheet depending on screen size. In the bottom sheet, the children widgets correctly takes up the minimum amount of space needed, i.e. the bottom sheet has the same height as the content. However, in the Dialog, the children widgets and thus the Dialog itself are always as big as possible regardless of whether the widgets need that much space, taking up the whole screen.

I`m trying to get the device size to choose if the device orientation will be landscapeLeft and landscapeRight, or any.

I am developing an App using flutter and came across a custom curve like structure and I have no Idea how to create one. I am sharing a screenshot for the same.

I’m writing a Flutter app and running it on the desktop. One of its pages has a column with the following widget as the first child: