Use DateFormat to get the weekday labels #26
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By using DateFormat the labels will change according to the device language
adamstyrc
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Mar 5, 2020
| import 'package:intl/intl.dart'; | ||
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| class CalendarroWeekdayLabelsView extends StatelessWidget { | ||
| final DateTime monday = DateTime(2020, 01, 06); |
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Hey, I like the idea :) but I don't like hardcoding specific dates. Is there no other way to do it ?
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Yes, I agree that it's not ideal but unfortunately I don't know another way to make it works
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By using DateFormat the labels will change according to the device's language