Source link: https://github.com/nisrulz/flutter-examples

Here an example how to create alert dialog with flutter. We can use it as message dialog etc,

Using Alert Dialog

A material design alert dialog.

An alert dialog informs the user about situations that require acknowledgement. An alert dialog has an optional title and an optional list of actions. The title is displayed above the content and the actions are displayed below the content.

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Resources

ViewPagerTransforms

Library containing common animations needed for transforming ViewPager scrolling on Android v13+. This library is a rewrite of the JazzyViewPager library and owes credit of the animation concepts directly to its source. The purpose of this rewrite is to provide an easier to use and extend implementation of ViewPager animations.

View Pagers

MatchView

MatchView is a library which includes MatchTextView and MatchButton.

Views

Renderers

Renderers is an Android library created to avoid all the Adapter/ListView boilerplate needed to create a new adapter and all the spaghetti code that developers used to create following the ViewHolder classic implementation.

This Android library offers you two main classes to extend and create your own rendering algorithms out of your adapter implementation.

Renderers is an easy way to work with android ListView and Adapter classes. With this library you only have to create your renderers and declare the mapping between the object to render and the renderer.

View Adapters

Futuroid

Futuroid is an Android library that allows running asynchronous tasks and attaching callbacks thanks to a convenient syntax. It offers an alternative to the Android AsyncTask class.

Features:

Future-based API (similar to Guava's ListenableFutures, Scala/Akka Futures, Javascript promises...)
Allows registering callbacks to be run on the Android UI/main thread
Provides a default ExecutorService (fixed thread pool with 5 threads) that can be replaced by a custom one
Each task can be run on the default ExecutorService or on a custom one
Allows task chaining (monad-style)

Background Processing