You really are the best flutter RUclipsr out there. This architecture is awesome. I'm a noob and struggling a little bit with unit testing, but I can see how it can help me lots down the line. Please don't stop making videos.
Bravo! You rocks :) best tutorials for flutter for production apps. Because I also using stacked for my projects, my next step after watching your toturial is to go to my code base and refector it to use some of this new info. Thnx from Slovenia👍
Awesome!! That's so cool man. I'm so happy to hear that you are using Stacked. It's very fun to develop with. Don't go refactor too much haha, work still has to get done.
Bonjour, je voudrais tout simplement vous remerciez pour les connaissances que vous nous livrez. Je suis débutant avec Flutter et sincèrement je galère un peu à organiser mon code, mais depuis avant hier que j'ai redécouvert votre chaîne dans mes abonnements (je m'étais abonné il y a quelques mois déjà quand je débutais avec Flutter), je suis beaucoup plus serein et je crois bien que je vais adopter votre architecture. Merci bien et que le tout puissant vous bénisse.
That is such a nice comment. I appreciate you taking the time to write it. Thank you for subscribing and supporting the channel. Sometimes I think that me sharing "non UI, non flashy" tutorials will make my channel go smaller, but I'm happy to hear that even beginners like yourself are finding value in it. As long as you are learning I'm happy to put out more content.
Seeing a new FilledStacks video released is a legit dopamine hit! Another one I'll be studying for a while, since I haven't really explored testing yet beyond the videos you've released on it. I know I need to get after it with some TDD, but there's so little other good information out there on how to do Dart/Flutter TDD, that it's intimidating to dive into it. Thank you for showing a bunch more fantastic examples of how to think about writing useful tests. Can't wait for the next vid in this series!!
Sup Tyler! Happy to hear that. It is quite intimidating. It also sometimes feels like it will be slower than "normal development". Which it will only be if not practiced properly. I have thought of creating a TDD series to give a strict guide to it all to make it easier to follow but it requires other things as well. I'm hoping through the follow along videos of me implementing actual functionality it'll be easy to see how much faster and safer my development is. Especially in team work, if some one fixes a bug or adds something into my code they can run the tests to ensure everything still works. Otherwise they'd just have to guess that it's still working. With that said. I'd say just study unit testing for now and not TDD. although TDD is the best way to learn unit testing in general.
i waited for the second video to watch this one cause i wanted to see them back to back. and it was 🔥, even though the code was released earlier than the video. it's boring with out you showing us how the code ended up becoming this way. 😁🔥
haha, awesome! Thanks for waiting and for watching. I'm excited to show the next video as well, it's Firebase backend only. But it'll help the internal team a lot having the pattern to setup the fake data for development. It'll make development against the emulator go faster and also give you enough data to work with during development.
Please shows a version of the app fully completed at the beginning of the video so we can see what is going builded to bring more interest to it. Thanks!
Someone suggested me for my problem. I want to search a local string data, and with each item , i do something like send data to TextField. Could anyone helping me ? Which one should i use? 1: Typehead 2: AutoComplete 3:AutocompleteTextFeild Also share a best RUclips video link. Please help me
you're asking for a suggestion and the dev should go and find you the best resource haha. The answer as always is it depends. I'd use the first one, if that one isn't good enough i'd use the second one, if that's not good enough then the third one. You've got time to wait for a reply, you should have time to try all three :)
You really are the best flutter RUclipsr out there. This architecture is awesome. I'm a noob and struggling a little bit with unit testing, but I can see how it can help me lots down the line. Please don't stop making videos.
Bravo! You rocks :) best tutorials for flutter for production apps. Because I also using stacked for my projects, my next step after watching your toturial is to go to my code base and refector it to use some of this new info. Thnx from Slovenia👍
Awesome!! That's so cool man. I'm so happy to hear that you are using Stacked. It's very fun to develop with. Don't go refactor too much haha, work still has to get done.
I really love your tutorials, looking forward for more videos :)
Thank you! And thanks for leaving a comment. I'm looking forward to the backend functionality video as well.
"Yesterday is history".
"Tomorrow is mystery".
"Today is a gift ".
"That's why is called present😎✌️🤟"
Bonjour, je voudrais tout simplement vous remerciez pour les connaissances que vous nous livrez. Je suis débutant avec Flutter et sincèrement je galère un peu à organiser mon code, mais depuis avant hier que j'ai redécouvert votre chaîne dans mes abonnements (je m'étais abonné il y a quelques mois déjà quand je débutais avec Flutter), je suis beaucoup plus serein et je crois bien que je vais adopter votre architecture. Merci bien et que le tout puissant vous bénisse.
That is such a nice comment. I appreciate you taking the time to write it. Thank you for subscribing and supporting the channel. Sometimes I think that me sharing "non UI, non flashy" tutorials will make my channel go smaller, but I'm happy to hear that even beginners like yourself are finding value in it. As long as you are learning I'm happy to put out more content.
Seeing a new FilledStacks video released is a legit dopamine hit! Another one I'll be studying for a while, since I haven't really explored testing yet beyond the videos you've released on it. I know I need to get after it with some TDD, but there's so little other good information out there on how to do Dart/Flutter TDD, that it's intimidating to dive into it. Thank you for showing a bunch more fantastic examples of how to think about writing useful tests. Can't wait for the next vid in this series!!
Sup Tyler! Happy to hear that. It is quite intimidating. It also sometimes feels like it will be slower than "normal development". Which it will only be if not practiced properly. I have thought of creating a TDD series to give a strict guide to it all to make it easier to follow but it requires other things as well.
I'm hoping through the follow along videos of me implementing actual functionality it'll be easy to see how much faster and safer my development is. Especially in team work, if some one fixes a bug or adds something into my code they can run the tests to ensure everything still works. Otherwise they'd just have to guess that it's still working.
With that said. I'd say just study unit testing for now and not TDD. although TDD is the best way to learn unit testing in general.
@@FilledStacks looking forward to the TDD series ! Thank you always for the great content
@@ravenvongrayrama5538 It's my pleasure. Thanks for watching and supporting.
i waited for the second video to watch this one cause i wanted to see them back to back. and it was 🔥, even though the code was released earlier than the video. it's boring with out you showing us how the code ended up becoming this way. 😁🔥
haha, awesome! Thanks for waiting and for watching. I'm excited to show the next video as well, it's Firebase backend only. But it'll help the internal team a lot having the pattern to setup the fake data for development. It'll make development against the emulator go faster and also give you enough data to work with during development.
Please shows a version of the app fully completed at the beginning of the video so we can see what is going builded to bring more interest to it.
Thanks!
Sometimes there is no full version :) In this case there is no front end work done. It's all in code and I do show the logs for it :)
Wow. I have *a lot* to learn!
There's always more to learn. 1 step at a time. We'll all learn together :D
Nice tutorial, thanks you. :D
You're welcome. Thanks for commenting.
"Yesterday is history".
"Tomorrow is mystery".
"Today is a gift ".
"That's why is called present😎✌️🤟"
It is definitely called the present ;)
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Someone suggested me for my problem.
I want to search a local string data, and with each item , i do something like send data to TextField. Could anyone helping me ?
Which one should i use?
1: Typehead
2: AutoComplete
3:AutocompleteTextFeild
Also share a best RUclips video link.
Please help me
you're asking for a suggestion and the dev should go and find you the best resource haha. The answer as always is it depends. I'd use the first one, if that one isn't good enough i'd use the second one, if that's not good enough then the third one.
You've got time to wait for a reply, you should have time to try all three :)