08
Lists and Grids
Beginner • 16 min • Video Lesson
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Learning Objectives
- Incorporate scrollable lists using standard ListView controllers
- Improve rendering efficiency of large lists using ListView.builder
- Display item matrices using GridView constructors and grid delegates
- Customize scrolling feedback using ScrollPhysics settings
What You'll Learn
- Static lists vs dynamic resource-efficient builder layouts
- Using ListView.builder lazy generation to render offscreen elements on-demand
- Creating grids: GridView.count and GridView.builder implementations
- Structuring lists with built-in ListTile patterns
Key Concepts
ListView
ListView.builder
GridView
ListTile
ScrollPhysics
Lazy Rendering
Key Takeaways
- ListView.builder dynamically allocates items visible in the viewport, saving memory.
- GridView maps lists to customizable grid matrices using grid delegate managers.
- ListTile provides standard slot alignments for icons, titles, descriptions, and action elements.
Build Steps
Knowledge Check
Which ListView constructor dynamically generates offscreen items to save system memory?
Which standard widget is best suited to display rows with titles, prefixes, and buttons?
Which property dictates scroll boundary mechanics and overscroll animation feedback?
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