A mobile apps usually have multiple screens or pages. The end-user is presented one screen at a time. The Flutter framework provides us page navigation and routes to manage multiple screens.
We have published a post to manage multiple screens in Flutter application. Flutter- Screen push and pop with Navigator. You can learn complete guidelines to manage routes, push and pop methods of Flutter Framework.
The Flutter frameworks can help you to understand page navigation and manage conditional logic to determine which page to show first for things such as login and onboarding. If you’re using the MaterialApp widget, then you typically set the initialRoute property to specify where you want the app to start as shown below:
We have published a post to manage multiple screens in Flutter application. Flutter- Screen push and pop with Navigator. You can learn complete guidelines to manage routes, push and pop methods of Flutter Framework.
The Flutter frameworks can help you to understand page navigation and manage conditional logic to determine which page to show first for things such as login and onboarding. If you’re using the MaterialApp widget, then you typically set the initialRoute property to specify where you want the app to start as shown below:
