Flutter Dev I know that this issue is due our own ignorance coding with Flutter and Dart, but funny things happen when mixing Providers, Statefulness Widgets, Timers, Futures, and Google Map. Plus, the constant refractoring to prevent the code to turn ugly and inefficient. The good thing is that so far every Flutter’s update haven’t broke things or require any serious code changes.
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