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What is a reasonable strategy for structuring a moderately complex screen in a flutter_bloc app that needs to both dispatch events based on user interaction AND react visually to resulting state changes?
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What is a reasonable strategy for structuring a moderately complex screen in a flutter_bloc app that needs to both dispatch events based on user interaction AND react visually to resulting state changes?
What is `Cubit.stream` (or `Bloc.stream`), and what does exposing it as a raw `Stream<State>` let a developer do beyond using the standard BlocBuilder/BlocListener widgets?
What widgets/classes does the `flutter_bloc` package provide beyond the core `Bloc`/`Cubit` base classes?
What is the significance of `flutter_bloc`'s widgets (BlocBuilder, BlocProvider, etc.) internally using `InheritedWidget`, similar to how the Provider package also builds on InheritedWidget?
What is the purpose of `HydratedBloc` (from the related `hydrated_bloc` package built on top of flutter_bloc)?
What does calling `emit()` after the Bloc has already been closed (via `close()`) typically result in, and why does this matter for how async event handlers should be written?
How does `BlocSelector` in flutter_bloc compare to plain `BlocBuilder`, in terms of rebuild optimization?
What is a reasonable way to think about the tradeoff between using plain `Bloc` (with explicit named events) versus `Cubit` (direct method calls) SPECIFICALLY within the flutter_bloc package, for a given feature?
How does `BlocProvider.of<T>(context)` (or the shorthand `context.read<T>()`) let a widget access a Bloc provided higher up in the widget tree?
Why might `context.read<T>()` throw an error if called from inside a widget's `build()` method in certain contexts, even though it's generally described as "safe" for one-off, non-subscribing access?
What is `RepositoryProvider` (also part of the broader flutter_bloc/bloc ecosystem) typically used for, distinct from `BlocProvider`?
What is the purpose of the `initialState` (via the constructor's `super()` call) when defining a new `Bloc` or `Cubit` subclass in flutter_bloc?