If you allow your app to have both portrait and landscape displays, then you better prepare your code for when your users want to use the least commonly used display.
Most apps are made for portrait mode for obvious reasons. So, it's only natural that some apps don't look as good when used in portrait mode. However, using what I show in this video, you can even create an entire app version based on one display orientation, and another for the other display orientation.
All you need to do is always know what orientation is the app user is on. That's it! And that's exactly what I show you how to find out.
00:00 - Intro
01:00 - Code Overview
01:25 - Using MediaQuery.of(context).orientation
02:30 - Using Ternary Operator
03:10 - Seeing It Work
03:40 - Alternative Code Options
04:20 - Like & Subscribe
04:34 - Flutter Mentor Out
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