Saving Data in Flutter
Jan 31 2024 · Video Course (1 hr, 44 mins)
Data is king! In this course you’ll see different techniques to store data in your Flutter apps.
You will ...
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Saving Data in Flutter
Data is king! In this course you’ll see different techniques to store data in your Flutter apps.
You will use SharedPreferences to store key-value pairs, convert objects in
JSON format (and viceversa), read and write data to text files, and convert images into streams of data.
At the end of this course, you’ll be able to choose how to save data in your apps,
and use some of the most common Flutter storing options.
Flutter & Dart
Beginning FlutterFire
Aug 30 2022 · Video Course (1 hr, 42 mins)
Firebase can help you add back-end features to your Flutter app
without writing any back-end code. It prov...
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Beginning FlutterFire
Firebase can help you add back-end features to your Flutter app
without writing any back-end code. It provides several tools
that you can immediately use, like authentication, a centralized database,
file storing in the cloud, and sending notifications. In this course
you’ll learn how to configure and use FlutterFire, a set of
plugins to integrate Firebase within your Flutter apps!
Flutter & Dart
Supabase with Flutter
Aug 23 2022 · Video Course (2 hrs, 10 mins)
Learn how to create a cloud based database and authentication application using Supabase.
This is an easy ...
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Supabase with Flutter
Learn how to create a cloud based database and authentication application using Supabase.
This is an easy to use Postgres relational database along with authentication. There are easy
to use libraries for Flutter. Easily setup email/password authentication along with your favorite
providers like: Google, Facebook and Apple. Use a webpage to easily create database
tables.
Flutter & Dart
Beginning Firebase with Flutter
Jan 25 2022 · Video Course (38 mins)
When writing mobile apps, saving the data users input is critical.
You can save the data locally, but then...
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Beginning Firebase with Flutter
When writing mobile apps, saving the data users input is critical.
You can save the data locally, but then you can’t save it permanently or share it with others.
If you want to share your data, you need to save it in the cloud. One of the easiest solutions is Google’s Firebase Firestore database.
Firestore is a NoSQL style database. Unlike traditional table-based databases that require much work to insert data, you save JSON blobs to collections.
Multiple Domains
Firestore Tutorial for Flutter: Getting Started
Sep 16 2021 · Article (25 mins)
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use Firebase Firestore databases in Flutter by creating a fun app that ...
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Firestore Tutorial for Flutter: Getting Started
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use Firebase Firestore databases in Flutter by creating a fun app that will help you take care of your pets.