Thanks great video, do you by any chance also have a video of a more structured setup. As in moving the classes and methods into different folders and files.
hey bro this video is nice and your code is working succesfully , but i need one thing in that user has to enter title , author , year in diffrent pages and its create book and display it in one another page can u please do it
hello trey, can you also help on how to do filtering like daterangepicker, id and others in both query and mutation in flutter,,, on how to pass them in variables
I tried your model with freezed. But freezed uses fromJson and when I tried with fromJson it return null. How to use fromMap using freezed with your model?
Hey Feroze! If you’re using freezed, you wouldn’t take the approach that I did in the video for making your model. My fromMap method will not work with Freezed, as it’s just a simple converter method. It’s not as technical as the freezed package is with converting data. You’ll have to pick my fromMap method (or create your own), or use a model generated like freezed.
Hi, I have an application in development, which already has Firebase authentication system, and runs in conjunction with Hasura. So, my question is as follows: If I use the method that you present in the video, the functionalities of reading, writing and updating data, will it work synchronized with the Id of the user who is connected in my app? Thank you!
Yeah, this is it... I need connect list data with any user that is loged. I started to building this steps, I think that will work good. Thank you again!
Preacherman don't tell me heaven is under the earth. I'm tired of people praising their tool of choice as the ultimate tool. Flutter is actually a lot more complicated than JS frameworks. All you're showing is how to become a sucker for established service companies, not how to cost efficiently build stuff.
@@TreyHope I'm currently settled at Vue with Quasar. Using Go on the backend with "ent". They have an always improving graphql extension. It has interceptors, hooks and privacy "middlewares", but it's a bit more complicated than let's say the Hasura you mentioned or Supabase (which didn't work out for me). I was using Angular (because the whole separation of frontend and backend started around the time AngularJS was introduced, so I moved to Angular later), and I love the structure, but it's a lot less productive than Vue with Quasar. rxjs has its uses but in Angular they are freaking overobsessing about it. I used ngrx-data and there's no support for relationships. So Vue has the vuex-orm which was great but now with Pinia that is beind phased out. There's a graphql plugin that uses apollo under the hood, but it's unmaintained and outdated. For mobile I'm torn, everything seems to suck in mobile land. I'm having trouble with appauth, aka oidc client, state management, it's a steep learning curve coming from JS. I tried React and React Native, it's not my thing. Flutter has a much nicer developer experience. Ionic ... yeah but then again oidc client is an issue. If you're doing ionic with vue there's ionic-appauth, but it's using rxjs under the hood, because the guy who created it is an Angular fetishist. OIDC was supposed to make life easier, but effectively there's only "pay to have no headache" solutions for it. At least for anything mobile. And the "free tier" offers like Firebase are not a serious option. Firebase gets so expensive, but also your users are your money. Do you want some other company to hold your user data? No no no. There are too many "not good info" videos like yours, sorry, teaching people how to depend on some pay to use service that gets very expensive if it takes off. It might be good enough for a MVP or POC but beyond that you'll pay your ass off and your profit margin will shrink to the point you might even pay on top.
Fixed it: Preacherman don't tell me heaven is under the earth. I'm tired of people praising their tool of choice as the ultimate tool. is actually a lot more complicated than . All you're showing is how to become a sucker for , not how to cost efficiently build stuff.
Hey Trey, nice video! The content is great and so well explained.
Thank you João, I’m glad you thought so.
Hey Trey, very simple and very useful for the new members, save me a lot of time. Thank you so much!
Of course, thank you for watching
one of the most awesome tutorial i've seen..
adding this to my network library
Thanks blud👏🏽
Glad it was helpful!
Great video man!! Thank you so much for the knowledge.
Absolutely my brotha, thank you for watching ✊🏾
really helpful. This video clear all my basic concepts.
Thank you for watching, I’m glad it was helpful.
@TreyHope i want to request you to create detail videos on unit and widget testing.
@@saudafaq9848 I will add that to my list
your explanation is fluent, learned a lot...
I'm glad to hear it, thank you for watching.
Very good video!!! Great content and well explained. Thank you very much!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Nince, simple and fast! Very good video bro!
Preciate that my brotha. Thanks for watching.
Nice video and clear explanation, thanks so much Trey !
Glad it was helpful!
Superb bro🔥🔥🔥🔥, keep going, I truly love your contents!!!
Thank you! 🙏🏾
Really well explained thanks a lot
Thank you for watching 🙏🏾
Another great video man. Thanks for going in depth.
Yessir, preciate you watching
Amazing your explanation, thank you so much!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for this tutorial
Absolutely, thank you for watching.
Thanks great video, do you by any chance also have a video of a more structured setup. As in moving the classes and methods into different folders and files.
Thank you for watching. Unfortunately this is my only video. A video wIth some distinct folder structuring would help you out?
@ this video was already really helpful! Perhaps you could point me to some useful blogs / flutter communities?
@@obsessedbyaws I get alot of my info from the official Flutter RUclips as well as their Medium.com profile.
Thanks mate.
Of course!
Nice Video!
Thank you, I appreciate you watching
Great video ❤
Thank you!!
thanks💐💐💐
Of course, thanks for watching.
Ty bro
No problem 🤞🏾
Nice broo!
Thank you
Broo, what sevise will be nice for startup with GraphQL... no fiirebase...
I need bakend by GraphQL ....but wil need cheaper
@@faizulla5838 when you say service, you mean like a cloud service?
Thank you so much for the wonderful video sir
one request can you do a video how to do a stream like data flow in graphql
Thank you
Thank you for watching. I would add this to my list of video ideas
hey bro this video is nice and your code is working succesfully , but i need one thing in that user has to enter title , author , year in diffrent pages and its create book and display it in one another page can u please do it
Another video on that topic alone won’t be sufficient enough for me, I may do it later on once I find another backend to demonstrate.
@@TreyHope ok thanks for replying bro,but it's need for my project, so can U give me a hint
@@mohith_karthikeya I don’t know the answer
@@TreyHope ok bro
hello trey, can you also help on how to do filtering like daterangepicker, id and others in both query and mutation in flutter,,, on how to pass them in variables
Hey there. I can look into doing this for a feature video.
@@TreyHope okay i will be wait for that. thank you
if we delet any item how to undo again this deleting opertion?
Hey there, I don’t believe you can undo a deletion with the database used in this video, which is MongoDB.
I tried your model with freezed. But freezed uses fromJson and when I tried with fromJson it return null. How to use fromMap using freezed with your model?
Hey Feroze!
If you’re using freezed, you wouldn’t take the approach that I did in the video for making your model.
My fromMap method will not work with Freezed, as it’s just a simple converter method.
It’s not as technical as the freezed package is with converting data.
You’ll have to pick my fromMap method (or create your own), or use a model generated like freezed.
Hi, I have an application in development, which already has Firebase authentication system, and runs in conjunction with Hasura. So, my question is as follows: If I use the method that you present in the video, the functionalities of reading, writing and updating data, will it work synchronized with the Id of the user who is connected in my app?
Thank you!
Hey Mateus, I’m assuming Hasura is what you’re using for your user information, similar to a user ID?
Yeah, this is it... I need connect list data with any user that is loged. I started to building this steps, I think that will work good.
Thank you again!
what is the theme of vscode?
I believe it’s Dracula
thanks@@TreyHope
@giligo4750 no problem
Unfortunately Heroku is out of action since they deactivated the free tier.
Oh wow, I didn’t know that. That’s unfortunate.
@@TreyHope Yes it's unfortunate... but tkx for the video. :)
Hey bro, I searched you from Fiverr, Can i make thumbnails for your channel?
No need, but thank you.
Preacherman don't tell me heaven is under the earth.
I'm tired of people praising their tool of choice as the ultimate tool.
Flutter is actually a lot more complicated than JS frameworks.
All you're showing is how to become a sucker for established service companies, not how to cost efficiently build stuff.
I hear you. What’s your favorite framework?
@@TreyHope I'm currently settled at Vue with Quasar. Using Go on the backend with "ent". They have an always improving graphql extension. It has interceptors, hooks and privacy "middlewares", but it's a bit more complicated than let's say the Hasura you mentioned or Supabase (which didn't work out for me).
I was using Angular (because the whole separation of frontend and backend started around the time AngularJS was introduced, so I moved to Angular later), and I love the structure, but it's a lot less productive than Vue with Quasar. rxjs has its uses but in Angular they are freaking overobsessing about it. I used ngrx-data and there's no support for relationships.
So Vue has the vuex-orm which was great but now with Pinia that is beind phased out. There's a graphql plugin that uses apollo under the hood, but it's unmaintained and outdated.
For mobile I'm torn, everything seems to suck in mobile land.
I'm having trouble with appauth, aka oidc client, state management, it's a steep learning curve coming from JS.
I tried React and React Native, it's not my thing. Flutter has a much nicer developer experience. Ionic ... yeah but then again oidc client is an issue. If you're doing ionic with vue there's ionic-appauth, but it's using rxjs under the hood, because the guy who created it is an Angular fetishist.
OIDC was supposed to make life easier, but effectively there's only "pay to have no headache" solutions for it. At least for anything mobile.
And the "free tier" offers like Firebase are not a serious option. Firebase gets so expensive, but also your users are your money. Do you want some other company to hold your user data? No no no.
There are too many "not good info" videos like yours, sorry, teaching people how to depend on some pay to use service that gets very expensive if it takes off.
It might be good enough for a MVP or POC but beyond that you'll pay your ass off and your profit margin will shrink to the point you might even pay on top.
Fixed it:
Preacherman don't tell me heaven is under the earth.
I'm tired of people praising their tool of choice as the ultimate tool.
is actually a lot more complicated than .
All you're showing is how to become a sucker for , not how to cost efficiently build stuff.
I feel you. Make sure you subscribe though! 👍🏾