About the ClipRRect, use it only as a last resort, it is performance heavy on the hardware For instance, you can add rounded corners to a Container using the built in decoration
Your name, i see as paras jain. So you most probably indian. Your content is really good. But why are you, using British accent. It suits to someone who born and grown up with that accent. I hate when someone tries to imitate It which fails badly since these changes to accent are easily noticeable. Whatever be your practice, these things can never be hidden. Stay who you are, pureness is what impact strongly and gets recognition. don't pretend like anyone. It impacts adversly.
I understand, its just out of pure habbit of explaining things in english and my history of working with foreign colleagues brother. I feel most comfortable speaking in this accent while recording, and i constantly am trying to improve it. Anyways, maybe someday i'll have content in my native tongue. Your insight is appreciated mate! Thanks
Hey, make a video about your journey of laerning flutter, how and what you did to accomplish this. You almost know everything about every widget man! Awesome!
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You could hide the project explorer, keep the ide ⅔ of the screen and show the app ui on screen all the time so that it's easier to understand what changed when you save the code
Hey bro you explanation is best but can you develop small project in MVC you follow 1.MVC 2.Clean code 3.Test cases 4.multiple screen transition 5.app deployment. Please can cover this topics ,so that we can build app.👍
I'm just getting started with Flutter dev. I noticed you're running Android Studio. Would you recommend that over VS Code or does it make a difference?
Android Studio does provide much bettet flexibility in Writing Native code and Emulator Support! plus its got some really handy code formatting. Other than this you wont feel much difference! Go with whichever your machine runs smoothly! ✌😁
I use vscode if I'm sure I'm not going to touch the android code for the app. But if I want to integrate flutter with some platform channels or android activities I'd use Android Studio.
Better native code but beyond that most features that android studio provides (for flutter) are mostly gimmecy and come in the way of performance and ux
How do you see the market with Flutter? I've been using it for a couple of month and I released my first app but I don't see many offers yet (even less remotely)
Well, it helps a lot of you are a freelancer... Industry is catching up the trend much slowly as its quite tricky to work on a production level app with flutter. You need to have a bit of experience in Development field for that.... For Freelance Projects its awesome.
@@RetroPortalStudio yeah that's what I thought. After 9 years of working with JS I feel more confortable with Flutter in 2 months. I'd like to keep working with this if it's possible. Thanks
#AskFlutter -----How to store complex JSON data into the firebase realtime database using flutter. Are there are any related articles or tutorials regarding the same with good examples?
Well first, you should really consider using Firestore insted of realtime database. And the reason why there aren't many videos regarding the same is that... it really depends upon your usecase. I'd be happy to help if you could send me the sample data.
@@RetroPortalStudio Your videos are great. I'd just like to give a tiny bit of feedback: the audio is clipping sometimes. Maybe look into a good (dynamic) microphone :-) (it would also eliminate most of the background noise)
@@Litvin1792 haha well! I have 1050Ti. i just need to upgrade my monitor. Was'nt able to afford it last time! That was the issue. Anyways thanks for your support 😁✌ Will try upgrading soon!
So is the widget built every time you change orientation.. that's why checking the orientation (MediaQuery) works? Regarding the FutureBuilder, instead of a Future/async function that returns data, is it possible to still display the CircularProgressIndicatorwhat but using a Stream/async*/yield function and async/listen in the widget's build? Love the idea of wrapping a button with SizedBox, that will come in handy!
For loading in data from async functions, i simply checked _data != null ? return ListView... : return LoadingAnimation and in the async function, i just use "setState" on the _data variable, which will cause it to rebuild when the data has been fetched. You didn't show how FutureBuilder works, so i assume it somehow gets told automatically by the framework, when the data has arrived? and then it rebuilds the UI? because i couldn't really see the need to use it, from what you showed :-D
13:30 What is the advantage of using a Flexible widget instead of using an Expanded? They use the same flex property and they seem to do the same task in this scenario.
About the ClipRRect, use it only as a last resort, it is performance heavy on the hardware
For instance, you can add rounded corners to a Container using the built in decoration
humm nice to know!
Funny how OP likes almost all of the comments except this, the highest liked comment.
@@alrobenadrianegoh3469 LOL
Op is learning... Not an expert.
@@cularu1 He should still take advice. At least he didn't remove or hide this comment from the video.
This video should be in "top 10 videos every flutter dev should watch".
Can you recommend other 9 videos?
Yea
These widgets are really often used at work. So every Flutter developers have to remember the way to use these widgets at least.
Your name, i see as paras jain. So you most probably indian. Your content is really good. But why are you, using British accent. It suits to someone who born and grown up with that accent. I hate when someone tries to imitate It which fails badly since these changes to accent are easily noticeable. Whatever be your practice, these things can never be hidden. Stay who you are, pureness is what impact strongly and gets recognition. don't pretend like anyone. It impacts adversly.
I understand, its just out of pure habbit of explaining things in english and my history of working with foreign colleagues brother. I feel most comfortable speaking in this accent while recording, and i constantly am trying to improve it. Anyways, maybe someday i'll have content in my native tongue. Your insight is appreciated mate! Thanks
Thank you for this video 😉 i now understand how to code. Not that much but atleast i gain knowldege from this tutorial 😉.
Thank you godbless
Quite useful. Thanks 😊
Hey, make a video about your journey of laerning flutter, how and what you did to accomplish this. You almost know everything about every widget man! Awesome!
How did you wrap using the keyboard shortcut in ANDROID STUDIO?
I meant converting into a child class
click on the widget that you want to wrap . Alt + Enter will show you the dialog on windows and then you can wrap it accordingly ✌😁
Such a great information for beginners keep it up
Very concise and helpful. Thanks!
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wish my Indian accent was as good as yours xD
Hey brother, love the video. Please make sure to make it at least 1080p. It's difficult to see. Other than that, it's great!
Thank you for your support ✌😁 All the upcoming videos since last will be 1080 !
Wonderful very educative. thanks!!!!
You could hide the project explorer, keep the ide ⅔ of the screen and show the app ui on screen all the time so that it's easier to understand what changed when you save the code
Hey bro you explanation is best but can you develop small project in MVC you follow
1.MVC
2.Clean code
3.Test cases
4.multiple screen transition
5.app deployment.
Please can cover this topics ,so that we can build app.👍
I've just discovered your channel and it looks very good!
Appreciate your support man! Thanks! ✌😁
Thanks it's very helpful
This is great! Practical and simple examples. Would be nice if you would make this a series.
Thank you! Will try putting out more videos like this! 😁✌
I like your videos, simple and straightforward. It's not boring.
Great video 😍, amazing job there. I like your video description 👌 using an index to check any content in a faster way. Thanks
Such a very useful video
very useful and simple examples，thank you
👌 yea every dev should known
It’s should be a must know instead!
Good job 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Very helpful! Thanks!!
Future builder is insane, changed the way I write code now. Thanks!
Amazing video and great examples, not the typical top X stuff. +1
Really helpful tutorial! I’m looking forward more. Thanks
HELO ?
Very helpful and easy to understand. Thank you so much.
I wish I could give more than 1 thumbs up! Say hello to your newest subscriber! Great work!
Thank you so much for your support! Means a lot ✌😁
Im falling inlove wd flutter
Thank you very much, this really helped...
Nice accent btw. But you aren't a native speaker are you
Thanks man! And no i'm not ✌😁
So helpful and well explained
wow great, awesome video
Thanks for this man!
What is the name of this app to mirror cellphone screen are you using ?
Airdroid
WOW Nice channel with very nice and valuable tutorials. It helped alot. Thanks
Amazing video !! thanks man
Incredible.
Following from Brazil
Great video man, properly studied the widgets with examples, want more👍👍
Thank you for your support! Will be coming up with videos! ✌😁
From 4:42 can you use a Row() widget with two Text() widgets as children?
Row can accept multiple children.
Nice tutroal. Helpful. Although I developed 3 apps till now, there is plenty of stuff to learn every new day.
What are you using for screen mirroring
Airdroid
Thk
Very helpful, thank you very much!
Very instructive video. Many thanks
I'm just getting started with Flutter dev. I noticed you're running Android Studio. Would you recommend that over VS Code or does it make a difference?
Android Studio does provide much bettet flexibility in Writing Native code and Emulator Support! plus its got some really handy code formatting. Other than this you wont feel much difference! Go with whichever your machine runs smoothly! ✌😁
I use vscode if I'm sure I'm not going to touch the android code for the app. But if I want to integrate flutter with some platform channels or android activities I'd use Android Studio.
Better native code but beyond that most features that android studio provides (for flutter) are mostly gimmecy and come in the way of performance and ux
Great Video
Very nice video.
Thanks 👏👏👏
Thanks buddy! It was really a useful video.
Like u
very useful and simple thank you so much.
How do you see the market with Flutter? I've been using it for a couple of month and I released my first app but I don't see many offers yet (even less remotely)
Well, it helps a lot of you are a freelancer... Industry is catching up the trend much slowly as its quite tricky to work on a production level app with flutter. You need to have a bit of experience in Development field for that.... For Freelance Projects its awesome.
@@RetroPortalStudio yeah that's what I thought. After 9 years of working with JS I feel more confortable with Flutter in 2 months. I'd like to keep working with this if it's possible. Thanks
How is he able to see his mobile phone screen on the pc?
lol its a emulator
the other one is using apps like vysor or other screen mirroring ones
nice
Very good ait video
Very useful and helpful examples, I’m looking forward more. Thanks
Really nice and informative!
I completely understand what you mean. Thanks!
This helped in so many ways.. Thank you. :)
Great video but I count 9
#AskFlutter -----How to store complex JSON data into the firebase realtime database using flutter. Are there are any related articles or tutorials regarding the same with good examples?
Well first, you should really consider using Firestore insted of realtime database. And the reason why there aren't many videos regarding the same is that... it really depends upon your usecase. I'd be happy to help if you could send me the sample data.
thanks man this was a really good tutorial!
I was so impressed by the beginning only that I watched all 4 ads included. Amazing work. You made my life much easier.
Thank you so much for your support brother ✌😁👨💻
@@RetroPortalStudio Your videos are great. I'd just like to give a tiny bit of feedback: the audio is clipping sometimes. Maybe look into a good (dynamic) microphone :-) (it would also eliminate most of the background noise)
Great video!
Really Helpful video thx
Whats different between flexible and Expanded ? ( each one has flex ) and we can set
Very good Tutorial.. Thks
Did anybody else hear "Flutter As Decay" when he said "Flutter SDK"? No? Maybe its just me....
✌🤣
How about 1080 px resolution for video?
Currently don't have a 1080p monitor! Will have it soon ✌😁
@@RetroPortalStudio in 2019? OMG! You need good video card for this resolution:)
@@Litvin1792 haha well! I have 1050Ti. i just need to upgrade my monitor. Was'nt able to afford it last time! That was the issue. Anyways thanks for your support 😁✌ Will try upgrading soon!
So is the widget built every time you change orientation.. that's why checking the orientation (MediaQuery) works?
Regarding the FutureBuilder, instead of a Future/async function that returns data, is it possible to still display the CircularProgressIndicatorwhat but using a Stream/async*/yield function and async/listen in the widget's build?
Love the idea of wrapping a button with SizedBox, that will come in handy!
Very good Man 👍👍
Nice Video, but the Timestamp for Flexible don't work, because there is a "space" missing.
what is your VS code extension to see that widget tree line ?
The RichText API is kind of superfluous...why not have just the children property rather than defining an initial text with optional children...
Great tuts! Btw, may I know how did you have that tree-like indent in your code? Is it from some kind of extension or vs code setting?
Thank you for your support! ✌😁 Its just default Android Studio brother ! No Extensions
@@RetroPortalStudio ahhh didn't noticed that, thought you were using vs code 😅 thanks for responding 👍
Amirul Fitri you can format your code in vs to make it look like that you can search for the shortcut
For loading in data from async functions, i simply checked
_data != null ? return ListView... : return LoadingAnimation
and in the async function, i just use "setState" on the _data variable, which will cause it to rebuild when the data has been fetched.
You didn't show how FutureBuilder works, so i assume it somehow gets told automatically by the framework, when the data has arrived? and then it rebuilds the UI? because i couldn't really see the need to use it, from what you showed :-D
nice, thank you.
Useful video, I should get all of them
Thanks
Nice video! Can we have another episode? like Top 50 widgets
Coming soon not 50 but yes its coming 🤩 With much more detailed look
great video
Can you make dart tutorials for flutter app development. Thanks
I have a plan to make dart fundamentals video soon ✌😁
Thanks, waiting for that...😍
I want to learn dart for fluttter app...
Indian accent . map( American accent ) = gay accent
Top 9 widgets, you mean?
Lol 😅🤣 Happy Accident but well Stack was going to be the next you can check out in detail video here: ruclips.net/video/1qlgbNN0BaE/видео.html
Excellent 👍
Nice vídeo and examples. I Will watch others vídeos. Great job.
Thank you sir
Will Flutter Be The Master Platform? Opinions Please!
interesting video
amazing video!!
Which key combo you pressed at 1:30 to open that menu to "wrap" things?
In macOS the key combination is "Alt + Enter"
@@yoryerpy thanks! Thats all I needed. 👊
Very useful !
Hi this is pretty useful
Could you please do something similar with Animation widgets? That'll be awesome
Thanks
Great video. very helpful
Very Nice!
Missed Stack Widget.
Stack is a well-known widget.
13:30 What is the advantage of using a Flexible widget instead of using an Expanded? They use the same flex property and they seem to do the same task in this scenario.
More responsive... makes The app look better in different screenratios 🙂