I am thinking that multiple API calls to the backend is inefficient and is causing some of my UI elements to disappear while tring to fetch corresponding data. A good example is, I have an image for appBar background fetced from a different google sheet tab and a series of images for a carousel widget from another tab, I thought it wise to simply fetch all data on page load rather than for each widget. Only problem is when it is time to attach the api response to each widget in the property panel, I don't have access to the respetive responses. I am still not sure how one uses the multiple get calls that came with the api deifnition file. E.g. get row at index vs get row items etc. Please advise and thanks for a great tool.
Thanks for the feebdack and question! Yes, it's better to use lower amount of requests if possible and attach backend query to parent container. Then you can filter data and attach it to children widgets full at "client side" (in FlutterFlow). But if you use different types of requests this definitely can be tricky with "Backend query" tab only as it provides ability to attach only one query at the time. However not so long ago FlutterFlow introduced "Parallel Actions" so you can do API Calls in parallel on Page load - I will cover this feature in new videos next week. You can try to use it via "Parallel" action in actions editor
@@DejAyEnterprise we just published a new video about how to use FlutterFlow Parallel Actions and app/page state to enhance data management. Hope this will help you with your projects development! Thanks again for your feedback and requests! Check video here ruclips.net/video/jL6d6SHRIkY/видео.html
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I am thinking that multiple API calls to the backend is inefficient and is causing some of my UI elements to disappear while tring to fetch corresponding data. A good example is, I have an image for appBar background fetced from a different google sheet tab and a series of images for a carousel widget from another tab, I thought it wise to simply fetch all data on page load rather than for each widget. Only problem is when it is time to attach the api response to each widget in the property panel, I don't have access to the respetive responses. I am still not sure how one uses the multiple get calls that came with the api deifnition file. E.g. get row at index vs get row items etc. Please advise and thanks for a great tool.
Thanks for the feebdack and question! Yes, it's better to use lower amount of requests if possible and attach backend query to parent container. Then you can filter data and attach it to children widgets full at "client side" (in FlutterFlow). But if you use different types of requests this definitely can be tricky with "Backend query" tab only as it provides ability to attach only one query at the time. However not so long ago FlutterFlow introduced "Parallel Actions" so you can do API Calls in parallel on Page load - I will cover this feature in new videos next week. You can try to use it via "Parallel" action in actions editor
looks good
Thanks for the kind feedback!
I am unable to login to my apiflow and can't even reset my password.
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While we working on password recovery fix, please use login link we sent to your email
thanks looking forward to that tutorial next week
@@DejAyEnterprise we just published a new video about how to use FlutterFlow Parallel Actions and app/page state to enhance data management. Hope this will help you with your projects development! Thanks again for your feedback and requests! Check video here ruclips.net/video/jL6d6SHRIkY/видео.html
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I am with you wholeheartedly, I will share this on all the groups and Flutterflow pages, thank you once again
Thanks for the kind feedback and suggestions! More interesting features and videos for FF integrations are upcoming soon ;)