update the sunflower sample to perform better at various sizes

[devoncarew]

• a minor update to the sunflower sample - have it perform better at various sizes (constrained height, ...)

Previously, this sample would overflow if the containing area was not tall enough.

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[parlough]

Looks good to me! This is nice and ends up looking better in both a constrained and wider environment.

One optional consideration to consider:

Could you add some spacing after(below) the slider? It felt a bit cramped interacting with it so close to the bottom, and it might feel even more so on mobile.

[parlough]

Also note that you'll need to update this PR and regenerate since cff1de0 landed.

[devoncarew]

Could you add some spacing after(below) the slider? It felt a bit cramped interacting with it so close to the bottom, and it might feel even more so on mobile.

👍

[devoncarew]

ptal again - I updated the sample w/ improved padding and to better match modern best practices

[devoncarew]

[parlough]

That looks good to me! Thanks for the adjustments.

Maybe we should just drop the drawer? I'm not sure what it's adding in relation to the current focus of the sample. We can show that off in some other sample where it fits better contextually.

[johnpryan]

We don't need the drawer, we added it a long time ago to prove that this was a Flutter app and not an HTML app

[devoncarew]

Gotcha - will take out the drawer.

[devoncarew]

done! The sample's just over 100 lines of code now; I think if we wanted to we could get it down to ~100.