Issue
In the Flutter docs they say that a Widget is a mutable configuration (description) for an Element, which I have no problem understanding.
But then we have the stateless widget, which extends the Widget class, and must implement a build method. The two classes look like they do the same job, can any one explain the difference ?
Thanks.
Solution
Widget is just an interface. You’re never gonna use it directly, and this class does absolutely nothing.
It exists just for the compiler to know that your program is type-safe.
Answered By – Rémi Rousselet
Answer Checked By – Clifford M. (FlutterFixes Volunteer)