FLUTTER ROUTE NAVIGATION - PARAMETERS, NAME ROUTE
In any mobile app, navigating to different pages defines the workflow of the application, and the way to handle the navigation is known as routing.
Flutter has an imperative routing mechanism, the Navigator widget, and a more idiomatic declarative routing mechanism (which is similar to build methods as used with widgets), the Router widget. The two systems can be used together (indeed, the declarative system is built using the imperative system).
Flutter Routes & Navigation – Parameters, Named Routes
1. Create two screens. First, create two screens to work with.
2. Define the routes. Next, define the routes by providing additional properties to the MaterialApp constructor: the initialRoute and the routes themselves.
3. Navigate to the second screen.
4. Return to the first screen.
How to navigate or switch between multiple screens
Flutter Navigation Complete Named Routing Setup and Guide
Spotless Routing and Navigation in Flutter
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