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Notes: 03. Android & Flutter Office Hours: May 30, 2020
6:02 - "I've changed my App Code for Android 11. And oh boy! it was too much work there, as my App now Needs to Support Starting from Lollipop to Android R. And I realised I didn't know a lot earlier like.
How to Properly Use Content URI against File Path URIs that was there all over my code.
App Specific External Storage and Shared External Storage and different FilePaths to expose in XML.
That we should use Input/Output Streams to Write to Content URI.
How to Add to MediaStore differently for >= Android Q and lower versions.
I still think I might have missed something. Can you talk about these and other secret stuff u need to take care of when we need to support Android 11 still supporting older platforms till Lollipop.
Thanks Again. Apologies for writing this just before office hours. -- dgcoder"
11:53 - "Does library with bundles dependencies (fat aar) is a good practice ?" --Ram"
14:36 - "What are the options of Integrating third-party Native SDKs in Flutter -- Ales Verbic"
20:34 - "Please suggest me on Flutter PWA or other best PWA for a portal of about 300 screens. -- Haresh Gediya"
24:52 - "hi everyone, can i ask something abouy firebase here ?
anyone still got this message after using sdk min version 21 and using old settings.gradle setup files ?
Plugin project :firebasecoreweb not found. Please update settings.gradle.
Plugin project :cloudfirestoreweb not found. Please update settings.gradle. or maybe its about the firebase rules ? I havent made any rules for my new firebase database.. Thanks a Million for every milliseconds of your time -- Avengerz"
28:03 - "Hi guys! I have a question for today’s session. What I want is to integrate Sitecore CMS into my mobile app experience. I have a native iOS ( objective C and Swift) and native android (java and Kotlin) code bases for my mobile app. I’d like a flutter solution for my content management ( all our content is managed in Sitecore for the website... but I’d like to integrate it into my mobile experience) -- valerianaGit"
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