09 # Flutter Riverpod .family & .autoDispose | Flutter Riverpod State Management

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In this Flutter Riverpod Crash Course (Video 9), we cover two essential concepts: .family and .autoDispose. These simple yet powerful tools are critical when working with providers that need parameters or when you want to optimize memory usage in production Flutter apps.

👨‍💻 What You’ll Learn in this tutorial:
✅ Using .family with FutureProvider to pass parameters (like userId, productId, etc.)
✅ Fetching specific data without creating multiple providers
✅ Creating custom state classes for managing complex data
✅ How .autoDispose helps clean up memory and cancel API calls
✅ Combining .family and .autoDispose for advanced use-cases
✅ Using .family with AsyncNotifierProvider (with examples)
✅ Why Riverpod is more scalable & testable than GetX

This is a must-know tutorial if you want to build scalable, production-ready Flutter apps with clean state management.

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🔗 **Essential Links**:
Playlist:    • Master Flutter Riverpod State Management: ...  
Riverpod Package: https://pub.dev/packages/riverpod
Official Docs: https://riverpod.dev

00:00 – Intro: .family & .autoDispose in Riverpod
00:50 – Why parameters matter in providers
02:00 – Using .family with FutureProvider (fetch by ID)
03:15 – Returning specific data from API/service
04:20 – Creating custom state with .family
05:30 – Optimizing memory with .autoDispose
06:40 – Real-world example: product detail screen
07:40 – Combining .family + .autoDispose
08:30 – AsyncNotifierProvider with .family
09:10 – Wrap-up & next steps in Riverpod crash course

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