Asynchronous Programming with Futures and async/await
Handle delayed operations in Dart and Flutter using Futures, async, await, and error handling.
Why Async?
Apps fetch data, read files, and wait on timers. Blocking would freeze the UI, so Dart uses asynchronous programming to stay responsive.
The Future Type
A Future is a value that’ll arrive later. It’s either uncompleted, completed with a value, or completed with an error.
Future<String> fetchName() {
return Future.delayed(
Duration(seconds: 1),
() => "Ada",
);
}All lessons in this course
- Flutter Ecosystem & Setup
- Dart Fundamentals for Flutter
- Building Your First Flutter App
- Asynchronous Programming with Futures and async/await