I have great confidence that we will continue to learn great things on this channel. It has already started!! Keep going with Flutterflow and Supabase 🥳
Loving the series, very well done! I am currently building something where I need this very functionality - not in the chat context, but pulling a list of rows from Supabase, offering an opportunity to select some of them and add to a list. I wonder if FlutterFlow will ever introduce a more straightforward solution to the problem, but if you grasp the logic shown by you, it's not that difficult. Actually, I would not mind videos to be 30-40 minutes long, if the complexity of the task so dictates. Splitting a topic like today's into two episodes might suit some, but for learning a more complete episode may actually be more efficient.
Thanks really means the world to me to hear the appreciation and know that I managed to help someone! As for long form videos, I will definitely consider them in the future. Thanks!
So this basically contains which members the user has selected. And we can then get the uids of the selected members and put them into a list of uids which we would then store into supabase under chat_members
@@zaidalobeidy4844 oh I see. It’s just that the Flutterflow has this function to remember which items have been checked and we are able to access the items as a list. 👍
In this case we’re using my the ilike operator for a better search. (Ie if you search a part of a name, it will still show up in the result.) if you simply use FF’s query, you will only get results when the search string is exactly the same as the thing you’re searching for
11:37 Please don't use a column, where many chat members are stored. In a bigger database with many users, this would slow down your database, when searching for a specific member. Please use a many to many relationship, which would solve this problem. Thats why we are using a SQL Backend, and not a noSQL backend. Your are trying to paste a noSQL solution into a SQL Backend...
Yup totally agree with you. When I made this video, I was not yet experienced with database architecture. But now I understand the relations better and will use this way in future tutorials. Thanks!
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I have great confidence that we will continue to learn great things on this channel. It has already started!! Keep going with Flutterflow and Supabase 🥳
Thank you! Will do! 👍
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thank you very much :)
Loving the series, very well done!
I am currently building something where I need this very functionality - not in the chat context, but pulling a list of rows from Supabase, offering an opportunity to select some of them and add to a list. I wonder if FlutterFlow will ever introduce a more straightforward solution to the problem, but if you grasp the logic shown by you, it's not that difficult.
Actually, I would not mind videos to be 30-40 minutes long, if the complexity of the task so dictates. Splitting a topic like today's into two episodes might suit some, but for learning a more complete episode may actually be more efficient.
Thanks really means the world to me to hear the appreciation and know that I managed to help someone! As for long form videos, I will definitely consider them in the future. Thanks!
I'm from India, Nice playlist bro carry on ❤
Thanks brother 👍
Awesome, Thanks for Video. 😊
Thank you!
I have confused about select chat_members whats is the (checked Items (list)) widget . and how you select the state of user ?
So this basically contains which members the user has selected. And we can then get the uids of the selected members and put them into a list of uids which we would then store into supabase under chat_members
@@just_xolotl thx about ur replay .i know how its work but i meant how it list under widget state
@@zaidalobeidy4844 oh I see. It’s just that the Flutterflow has this function to remember which items have been checked and we are able to access the items as a list. 👍
@@just_xolotl thanks bro 👍👍
What is the benefit of using an API call rather than a query?
In this case we’re using my the ilike operator for a better search. (Ie if you search a part of a name, it will still show up in the result.) if you simply use FF’s query, you will only get results when the search string is exactly the same as the thing you’re searching for
Ahh! Brilliant
@@just_xolotlwhen joining data from multiple supabase tables, do you recommend creating a view within supabase or what?
@@Evan-yp3oz yup you should create a view. It'll make accessing it much easier in flutterflow
11:37 Please don't use a column, where many chat members are stored. In a bigger database with many users, this would slow down your database, when searching for a specific member. Please use a many to many relationship, which would solve this problem. Thats why we are using a SQL Backend, and not a noSQL backend. Your are trying to paste a noSQL solution into a SQL Backend...
Yup totally agree with you. When I made this video, I was not yet experienced with database architecture. But now I understand the relations better and will use this way in future tutorials. Thanks!