In this lesson, we take full control of asynchronous logic using Riverpod StateNotifier.
We manually manage loading, data, and error states using AsyncValue, giving us predictable and scalable async behavior.
This pattern is widely used in real-world Flutter applications that interact with APIs and external data sources.
In this lesson you will learn:
Why FutureProvider is not always enough
How to manage async state manually
How to use AsyncValue with StateNotifier
How UI reacts to async state changes
How Riverpod enables clean async architecture