Flutter widgets

In Flutter, you build your UI out of widgets that describe what their view
should look like given their current configuration and state.

The Center widget is another example of how you can control the layout.
To center a widget, wrap it in a Center widget and then use layout
widgets for alignment, row, columns, and grids.
These layout widgets do not have a visual representation of their own.
Instead, their sole purpose is to control some aspect of another
widget’s layout. To understand why a widget renders in a
certain way, it’s often helpful to inspect the neighboring widgets.

For more information, see the Flutter Technical Overview.

For more information about the core widgets from the Widgets package,
see Flutter Basic Widgets,
the Flutter Widget Catalog,
or the Flutter Widget Index.

Views

What is the equivalent of the View container?