By monitoring the user’s internet connection, we can trigger a message that informs the user of the issues with their connection - and, most importantly, triggers a function that loads the needed data once the internet connection is back, giving the user the seamless experience we aim for. It’s proper for us as developers to handle those aspects of our application well. Network connectivity is incredibly important, especially for the specific parts of our application that depend heavily on the connection state. Out of frustration, you close the app and either look for an alternative or possibly give it another try before giving up.

You probably think it’s still fetching data, so you give it a minute, and then one turns to two, two to three, three to five - still loading. Three, two, one - action! Pick up your phone, open up your favorite app, click the app icon, it opens up, logs you in, then boom … it keeps loading. As he says, 'You just have to be consistent and intentional to make it.' Handling network connectivity in Flutter

He is passionate about helping people learn mobile development with Flutter and the leadership strategies they need to succeed regardless of their background. David Adegoke Follow Well known for his skills and dynamic leadership, David has led development teams building and deploying great products.

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