What is a Widget component?

A Widget is a self-contained UI component that can be used to build interactive elements within a user interface. It encapsulates functionality and visual elements, allowing for reusable and maintainable code.

When to use Widget?

Widgets are ideal for scenarios where you need to create modular components that can be reused across different parts of an application. They help in maintaining consistency in design and functionality while promoting a clean architecture.

When not to use Widget?

Avoid using Widgets when the functionality required is very simple or does not warrant encapsulation. If the component is only used once and does not contribute to the overall modularity of the application, a simpler implementation might be more appropriate.

What is the anatomy of a Widget?

The anatomy of a Widget typically includes the visual representation (UI), event handling logic, and any state management necessary for its operation. It may also contain properties that define its behavior and appearance, making it adaptable for various use cases.