Exploring and Understanding Update Type Rebuilds, App State Transitions, and Persistence Across Pages in Coding

The State Changers in this meeting were trying to understand the concept of update type rebuilds in relation to state variables. With state variables, one State Changer explained, drawing a page or screen can change, which triggers a redraw based on the new information. This discussion leads into a query about what the term 'persisted' indicates, prompting the clarification that 'persisted' app data survives transitions between pages and entire launches of the app.


Within this context, there was an attempt to change a state, but it remained false despite the effort. Lastly, they discussed a query running off of a selections array, which potentially could have implications for their work. Although no mentioned technologies like Xano, WeWeb, FlutterFlow, Zapier, etc. are committed in this summary, the meeting provided insights about state management, data persistence, and problem-solving techniques. Future watchers might find this relevant if they're grappling with similar concepts or are engaged in state-changing software development.


(Source: Office Hours 5/26 )

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