🦄 Tiny #Flutter #tip of the day: use #requireData on #AsyncSnapshot to read the data of your snapshot, instead of force unwrapping data 🥲 Make sure to do this after ensuring that the data is indeed present!

We can now throw an error with a specific stacktrace 🥳 That's going to be really helpful for code that rethrows an error at a different location, such as AsyncSnapshot.requireData:

🔥#Flutter #tip: if you know that your #AsyncSnapshot has an initial data, you don't have to play with "hasData" anymore. Just use #requireData on your #snapshot 🥳 source: https://t.co/xrXAXAlmDU #tipoftheday

Bakit kaya ganon halos lahat ng music video ni Mariah haha :) lahat hinahangin ang buhok nya? Hmmmmm #requiredAta

@remi_rousselet Fixes 'AsyncSnapshot.requireData should preserve the error stacktrace.'

@sinmsinm I really don't want to ever return a promise from the requireData if I can avoid it.

โดนเอสดีเคต่อว่าแล้ว เอไอที่ว่าฉลาดก็ไม่เคยต่อว่า...ฉันแบบนี้เลยนะ The operand can't be null, so the condition is always 'false'. // Access the QuerySnapshot QuerySnapshot querySnapshot = snapshots.requireData; if (querySnapshot == null) {...

@caseycrogers @FlutterDev There’s still lots of boilerplate in this example right? I need to write a get() function, check for errors in the snapshot, I am required to access the model as an inherited widget, and then call requireData, which creates my view model on every build?

“ruby on rails - How to check for parameter presence: params.require(:data) or params[:data].present? and why - Stack Overflow”

@CERN @ATLASexperiment 0f requiredata of latest results with C.E.R.N., mostly regarded to newest/unexpected particle/sub'matter & rarer atomical properties; these all correspond to having the technology that a comsic event & it's interactions can be studied < when that time is closer <