http in Flutter | Send requests to a Web Server | Best Flutter Packages #2 | Hindi

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    In this video, we'll be taking a look at the HTTP package in Flutter and learning many things including:
    1. How to use the http package in Flutter?
    2. How to send requests to a web server using Flutter?
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Комментарии • 12

  • @ALOKKUMAR-sd6bn
    @ALOKKUMAR-sd6bn Год назад

    Hello bro, i have a problem. I have task to create sentimental analysis app .
    Python is ready and working on VS code but we need flutter app.
    What to learn and how to learn to convert into app.
    Honestly, i know basic of flutter ,like i can create calculator, BMI like app.
    Can you suggest material from where i can learn and convert into app within 15 days.

  • @kamalCode
    @kamalCode 3 года назад +2

    Dart Json Automated serialization using code generation

  • @KamranKhan-jg1md
    @KamranKhan-jg1md 3 года назад +1

    Great video please make a complete playlist on API and Firebase in #FLUTTER by the way ❤️ from PAKISTAN

    • @RohitSemriwal
      @RohitSemriwal  3 года назад +1

      Thanks for the support 🙏, will do the Firebase playlist soon 😁

    • @KamranKhan-jg1md
      @KamranKhan-jg1md 3 года назад

      @@RohitSemriwal tnx

  • @anozGosai
    @anozGosai Год назад

    How to fetch the dynamic response from the API and display it?

  • @kamalCode
    @kamalCode 3 года назад +2

    Sir, how to encrypt and decrypt api url, password, I'd, for security reasons

    • @RohitSemriwal
      @RohitSemriwal  3 года назад +1

      You can't encrypt the API URL, it will always be hardcoded inside the code itself. But what you can do is make your API restrictive enough so that everyone with your URL can't change or view data in any way.
      That can be done by creating a type of authorization token for every user who will be using our API and store it in the device using shared_preferences. Now, everytime we need data from API then we'll read that token and then if it's valid, allow the change. If the token is not found or is invalid, no changes or viewing the data will be allowed.
      This way you don't have to hide your URL but it' still secure as not everyone is able to access it.

  • @kamalCode
    @kamalCode 3 года назад +2

    Dart stream, single subscription, Broadcast stream explain in detail

  • @monisankarbarick1622
    @monisankarbarick1622 2 года назад

    Model kaha use kiya?

    • @RohitSemriwal
      @RohitSemriwal  2 года назад

      The video was about an http request. Not models.