31.27 Flutter Apps: Language Learning App Edit

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Now that we have the app functioning some simple edits to the app will tune it to suit our own preferences. Specifically we can edit lib/HomeScreen.dart. As an example, Indonesian was added to the languages, replacing Russian, and Australian English replaced US and UK English buttons The changes to lib/HomeScreen.dart included the following snippets:

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ class _HomeScreenState extends State<HomeScreen> {
   List<String> _translatedTexts = [];
   List<String> _languagesCode = [
     'en',
-    'ru',
+    'id',

@@ -99,32 +99,22 @@ class _HomeScreenState extends State<HomeScreen> {
               children: [
                 FlagButton(
                   text: _translatedTexts.isEmpty
-                      ? 'English United States'
+                      ? 'English'
                       : _translatedTexts[0],
-                  flag: 'united-states.png',
+                  flag: 'australia.png',
                   onTap: () {
                     if (_translatedTexts.isNotEmpty)
-                      speak('en-US', _translatedTexts[0]);
+                      speak('en-au', _translatedTexts[0]);
                   },
                 ),
...

After this change was made, typing R into the controlling console (where you ran flutter run) will hot restart the app.

        



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