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Learn how to fade in images with a placeholder → https://goo.gle/4lz7Kqg While an image is loading, the FadeInImage widget displays a placeholder first, and images fade in as they're loaded. 🖼 FadeInImage works with in-memory, local assets, or images from the internet.

  • Flutter Dart code snippet displayed in a dark-themed editor. The code defines a simple `MyApp` that displays an `AppBar` titled "Fade in images" and uses `FadeInImage.assetNetwork` to load an image from "https://picsum.photos/250?image=9" with "assets/loading.gif" as a placeholder.
Ahmed ELMEHDAOUI

Software engineer | Mobile & Full-Stack Developer

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ahmad eskhan

A student at Al al-Bayt University, majoring in Computer Science and an intern in application development using Flutter and problem solving skill

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Saif Aljanahi

Full-Stack Engineer & System Architect | Golang, Python, Flutter | Turning Complex Requirements into Scalable Solutions

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Smart tip

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Satyendra Bongi

Backend Engineer | DevOps Architect | Security Enthusiast | Webmaster @IIIT Kota | Building Resilient Systems That Matter

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Yes, but i prefer cached_network_image instead.

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