Flutter hooks allow developers to manage stateful logic and reuse code without traditional widgets, making code more concise and reusable. Some key hooks simplify animation control, text editing, and timing functionality. Developers can use hooks by extending HookWidget and calling the hook, such as useAnimationController, within the build method.

1. Introduction
to
Flutter Hooks

2. Flutter hooks are functions that simplify state
management and code organization in Flutter apps.
They allow developers to manage stateful behavior
without the need for traditional StatefulWidget or
StatelessWidget classes, resulting in more concise
and reusable code. Hooks enhance productivity
and code readability by encapsulating logic and
promoting code reusability.
Benefits of Hooks
Definition

3. Flutter Hooks are an amazing tool to
get rid of boilerplate code and make
your code simple and clean.
They simplify code structure,
improve reusability, and enhance
performance.
Useful Hooks
Benefits of Hooks

4. useAnimationController
useTextEditingController
useTickerProvider
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How to use a hook
Useful Hooks

5. How to use a hook
class Example extends HookWidget {
const Example({Key? key, required this.duration})
: super(key: key);
final Duration duration;
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
final controller = useAnimationController(duration: duration);
return Container();
}
}