Category: 7. Tabbar

SnackBar gives a brief message at the bottom of the screen on mobile devices and lower-left on larger devices and gets confirmation from the user. The snack bar automatically disappears after a certain amount of time. Here, we are going to learn how we can implement a snack bar in Flutter. In Flutter, the snack bar only works with… Continue reading Display a SnackBar

Step 6: Finally, open the main.dart file and insert the following code Output Now, run the app in your Android Studio. It will give the following screen where you can see two tab icons. So when you click any of the tab icons, it will display the associated screen.

Step 3: Next, we need to create a DefaultTabController. The DefaultTabController creates a TabController and makes it available to all widgets.   In the above code, the length property tells about the number of tabs used in the app. Step 4: Create the tab. We can create tabs by using the TabBar widget as below code. Step 5: Create content for each tab so that when… Continue reading Tabbar Step 3, 4 and 5:

In this section, we are going to learn how the tab bar works in Flutter. The tabs are mainly used for mobile navigation. The styling of tabs is different for different operating systems. For example, it is placed at the top of the screen in android devices while it is placed at the bottom in… Continue reading Flutter Tabbar