While it obviously works for the example app, I think that the approach to triggering Backendless initialization in initState() and not having a check for completion anywhere is not a good idea for a tutorial example.
While I understand that the example app should be kept as simple as possible, I feel it should also be correct (or at the very least contain a comment stating that this is not a generally applicable way of doing things).
Maybe the example (and, it seems, some pieces of generated flutter code and doc examples) should get an update?
While it obviously works for the example app, I think that the approach to triggering Backendless initialization in initState() and not having a check for completion anywhere is not a good idea for a tutorial example.
While I understand that the example app should be kept as simple as possible, I feel it should also be correct (or at the very least contain a comment stating that this is not a generally applicable way of doing things).
Maybe the example (and, it seems, some pieces of generated flutter code and doc examples) should get an update?