Wow this video took a while to make! I added more sections where you can see my code directly :) That way if you want the nitty gritty, it's there. What do you think?
I'm fine with paying for apps. I just wish so much that it was a single time payment. And then charge me for a new version and let me choose to upgrade or not. You know... Like it used to be.
This is so inspiring. Changes how I view these apps. They are just template for us to try and build ourselves. I def look at them thinking I'm not ready yet. But by breaking down how they are made, you really showed how (air quotes) easy ... more so that it is possible for any app to be built for ourselves. Great vid.
Love this. Especially how you put it as "they are just template for us to try and build ourselves". Makes it a lot easier for beginners to start off their journey in building apps/projects for their portfolio
this video really showed me how passionate I am about this stuff, I was so excited for your breakdown but also because of how well you made this video. good work!
Great video Lewis, I'm sure this took a lot longer than your usual vids but I definitely feel this is very valuable to people learning how to approach software development
Now I need to learn to do this. For whatever fucking reason, Tile puts the "hey dumbass, you left your keys at home" feature BEHIND A PAYWALL. I refuse to be locked into a monthly payment just for one feature I may use a lot because of my mental disability.
Lewis your videos are so entertaining and interesting I am not able to grasp how much I enjoy your coding processes
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What a total banger of content in few minutes?! You could've made it as trilogy for every app but I'm glad you didn't and just threw it all in one quick easy to watch video
Hey, finally new video. If you would make an video like that one please build an keep me out app where you can set for how long you want to block your phone wich you cant open and for what apps allow to open :)
YES man, I do wanna see more of these types of videos, this kinda stuff overshadows your shorts - that's not meant to be critical but they're actually quite fulfilling to watch (and hopefully to make)
1:28 I was not ready for that personal attack xD JK! While we are on the topic of making apps, can you make a detailed video that really goes in the deep comparing the cross platform app making languages? Fireship made one but isn't detailed and doesn't give an exact preference.
Great video and getting things done. I'm actually interested in your findings on the sleep app. Would you be able to share the various resources mentioned?
Build an app .. That records betting odds history of Matches ball by ball (cricket, tennis) ... And also have search function of previous matches By date /month ... Ex:- cricket match.. Ind vs sl ..date :- 3/5/23 Ist innings Over 1:- ball 2:-- ind 65p Over 2:- ball 4 ind 75p Like that ... .......
Haha it's a funny question. So in this video 2 different mics were used. The shot of me in the studio is using a RODE Podmic. The second one (me at my computer) is using a Shure SM7B. Both high quality microphones but often have different cadences to them that make them sound different.
@@CodingWithLewis That's awesome, love the quality of the sound honestly. Thanks for another good video, hopefully next time we'll coerce you into publishing an apk of one of the apps
I really do not like the way you are describing he process of coming up with the ideas and the implementations for these projects. It's unrealistic, there is a lot of trial and error when trying to execute these type of imitations. Please show what steps and ideas you TRIED before showing your solution/working methods for these projects. A simple "duh why didn't anyone think of this it's so obvious" approach in a 14 minute video does not show the problems that come with development.
I really like this video. It gave me an idea for a project I want to work on. I want to integrate google reverse image search in my app. Do you know how I can do that? Is there an API that I can use? I would really appreciate your help.
hey, is flutterflow good for production app with a lot of availablity to change stuff? Ive been working with flutter for around 2 years, and their improvement is slow
Yep! They recently added a feature to connect your phone to run your app locally. If needed too, you can just export your code to flutter and take it from there!
Yes simple apps should be free, but publishers keep giving developers a pay wall that eventually trickle down to the users, google play will charge you $36 registration fee apple will cost $99/ year steam $100 - $5k per listing you won't even get views after listing it, you have to advertise which costs more $$$. which is annoying and expensive
That's tough! If I were to be dead honest, I would learn JavaScript with React Native in order to understand the principles. Then Flutter for that performance boosts.
@@oratilemoagi9764 You are probably 13 years old. If you have an idea consider paying developers, and stop asking some UA-camr in there comment section..
So I actually tried YamNet first and found that the predictions weren't as accurate as I would like. It's accurate enough for the app, but found that maybe some finetuning will help later.
@@CodingWithLewis Oh cool..I use Python and I work on Django but I’m also considering mobile app dev. Sorry how can I do Back-End for mobile apps with Python? Is there a framework for that?
Wow this video took a while to make! I added more sections where you can see my code directly :) That way if you want the nitty gritty, it's there. What do you think?
Amazing video as always
You should recreate Adobe Animate. No free alternative even COMPETES with it!
next time create a resume/CV builder. Most if not all of them, have a paywall
There already is RxResume which is foss and pretty cool
Why not just edit it your self bruh wtf
EuroPass is free and absolutely fine
Lets create a group and do it together. I have been having this idea for a long time.
its not something that needs to be innovated on dummy @@ShubhamPatil-cb8dk
I really liked the video, especially how you broke down each app and explained it’s essential functions
Programming is so magical.
I'm fine with paying for apps. I just wish so much that it was a single time payment. And then charge me for a new version and let me choose to upgrade or not. You know... Like it used to be.
This is so inspiring. Changes how I view these apps. They are just template for us to try and build ourselves. I def look at them thinking I'm not ready yet. But by breaking down how they are made, you really showed how (air quotes) easy ... more so that it is possible for any app to be built for ourselves. Great vid.
Love this. Especially how you put it as "they are just template for us to try and build ourselves". Makes it a lot easier for beginners to start off their journey in building apps/projects for their portfolio
Nothing is easy. It takes time and knowledge to build any of those.
The Sleep tracking project is just insane 🔥
Thank you Lewis 🚀
this video really showed me how passionate I am about this stuff, I was so excited for your breakdown but also because of how well you made this video. good work!
A complete banger of a video, the amount of effort condensed down into 14 minutes is just insane. Great job!
I do love long form content from you.
Deni, you are the goat
@@CodingWithLewis no you, I’m still watching though 🤣 gotta get that view time upppp
Great video Lewis, I'm sure this took a lot longer than your usual vids but I definitely feel this is very valuable to people learning how to approach software development
We need a Flutter for Python devs.
I'm tryna move my stack from a Django web app to something cross-platform.
You're a legit engineer
Nah, I am a silly dev
Now I need to learn to do this.
For whatever fucking reason, Tile puts the "hey dumbass, you left your keys at home" feature BEHIND A PAYWALL. I refuse to be locked into a monthly payment just for one feature I may use a lot because of my mental disability.
That food website is so crazy. I love when people post stuff like that for free, makes the whole internet better.
Lewis your videos are so entertaining and interesting I am not able to grasp how much I enjoy your coding processes
What a total banger of content in few minutes?! You could've made it as trilogy for every app but I'm glad you didn't and just threw it all in one quick easy to watch video
Great video, keep this series up! Even a more in depth/longer video would be epic :)
Hey man awesome video, would love to see more of software development, especially these not so detailed but detailed enough to understand and follow.
Hahaha "you have no friends whatsoever" got me😂😢
me to lol
Y u both doesn't marry each other?
@@justinpearson25647 Y u doesn't learn english
@@shroobgames7739why your complain? your also english not correct
Neither is yours
Hey, finally new video.
If you would make an video like that one please build an keep me out app where you can set for how long you want to block your phone wich you cant open and for what apps allow to open :)
Great idea!
Thats very cool! It would be cool if you did a more technical video where you explain the code and what you use to build the apps.
YES man, I do wanna see more of these types of videos, this kinda stuff overshadows your shorts - that's not meant to be critical but they're actually quite fulfilling to watch (and hopefully to make)
this video could've been one app and it would have been good, but you did 3! that's so awesome!
02:41 it should honestly be CRIMINAL to use a Public API just to sell your app using the data from that api
The editor sure had a fun time :)
Hey Lewis, Nice vid! Pls can you make a video explaining some of the tools and languages you used in making this
"wheel of fortune for sleeping" sounds like something I'd dream up in a nightmare and would stop me from getting to sleep for a month
1:28 I was not ready for that personal attack xD
JK! While we are on the topic of making apps, can you make a detailed video that really goes in the deep comparing the cross platform app making languages? Fireship made one but isn't detailed and doesn't give an exact preference.
This is a very high youtube quality video! Bravos!
Lewis ended up creating a better sleep app than any in the market
Person: "Can we use that app?"
Company: "You need money 😏"
Lewis: "Here you go"
Thanks for making complex topics simple to understand.
01:28
Whoah! Bro 😂 that was uncalled for
Appreciate the effort Lewis, good work!
This is an awesome video.. looking forward to more content
lmao the editor notes...this was a cool video bro
That was a really good video. Thanks Lewis
Thanks for the great content! :)
Pleasure is mine!
you nailed it as usual, great video
Hey, Lewis!
Your videos are awesome
Keep doing this you’ve earned yourself a sub!
you are criminally underrated
Your editing is so good
You inspired me to remake a basketball training app that has a huge paywall! Thank you so much. ❤ I will work with HTML and CSS though
Super Great content keep doing this stuff Lewis :)
Really cool, Lewis!
Great video and getting things done. I'm actually interested in your findings on the sleep app. Would you be able to share the various resources mentioned?
the video was really nice and shows how you can do anything if you put your mind to it!
btw i got flutterflow!
very nice video yould love a bit more of explaining on the code!
1:24 I'm building a social media though😭😭😂
Ill be user 1
Some guy before a year : flutter sucks
The same GUY after one year : i use flutter now
Zehhhhhhha 😂
I'd be interested to see a packet capture from Yuka. Like, are they just calling the same API you found?
lol legit. You just use the open food data and send it back over. No calculations even needed really.
@@CodingWithLewis They use the same.
It kind of looks like that one app is just using publicly available data and charging a subscription fee for it.
Ancient babylonian curse got me😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
can you do a video of you doing project like that, but that we can follow and code with you and learn?
the ai photo app would be way cooler if it would run SD 1.5 or even SDXL locally on the phone to make ai stuff work and keep it free
That would be awesome but would need a bunch of power!
Great video! I wanted to ask what model you used for the ai photo generator?
You should make more of these 🤗
Great video
subbed, ur a genius!
Wish I could make my own version of project z app using ai tools. Aside from that this was a great video!
"And you don't even have friends whatsoever" 😭
We want more ....🚀
I Love your content, but how did you like "sync" flutter and python to create an IOS or an Android app?
Build an app ..
That records betting odds history of Matches ball by ball (cricket, tennis) ...
And also have search function of previous matches
By date /month ...
Ex:- cricket match..
Ind vs sl ..date :- 3/5/23
Ist innings
Over 1:- ball 2:-- ind 65p
Over 2:- ball 4 ind 75p
Like that ...
.......
Weird question, how do you edit your audio cause it's way louder and clearer compared to some other videos?
Haha it's a funny question. So in this video 2 different mics were used. The shot of me in the studio is using a RODE Podmic.
The second one (me at my computer) is using a Shure SM7B.
Both high quality microphones but often have different cadences to them that make them sound different.
@@CodingWithLewis That's awesome, love the quality of the sound honestly.
Thanks for another good video, hopefully next time we'll coerce you into publishing an apk of one of the apps
The sleep score of 💯 sent me 💀
nice prod quality
I really do not like the way you are describing he process of coming up with the ideas and the implementations for these projects. It's unrealistic, there is a lot of trial and error when trying to execute these type of imitations. Please show what steps and ideas you TRIED before showing your solution/working methods for these projects. A simple "duh why didn't anyone think of this it's so obvious" approach in a 14 minute video does not show the problems that come with development.
I'm not sure why you think just wrapping existing services and APIs would be so complicated
What did you use to make the iPhone shot in the first app, blender?
After effects!
what programming languages have u used to make this all apps
Dart was used for the apps (with flutter) backend was Python!
@@CodingWithLewis how come there is no python files in the github repo?
an "almost" next to the "FREE" in the title would be appropriate
Hi Lewis if you don't mind can you tell which software you are using to build ui?
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Good video but just a heads up if you want sleep tracking you are going to need some data from yourself so an apple watch app really shines here
Any chance you'll add the yuka recreation to the android/apple app store?
Ofcourse I want to see more videos like this ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
im pretty sure you are not allowed to cache or actually keep the data from the open food api.
This might have changed over the years.
I really like this video. It gave me an idea for a project I want to work on. I want to integrate google reverse image search in my app. Do you know how I can do that? Is there an API that I can use? I would really appreciate your help.
hey, is flutterflow good for production app with a lot of availablity to change stuff? Ive been working with flutter for around 2 years, and their improvement is slow
Yep! They recently added a feature to connect your phone to run your app locally. If needed too, you can just export your code to flutter and take it from there!
you should rebuild flutterflow lol
Then they wouldn't sponsor me
Loved this
Yes simple apps should be free,
but publishers keep giving developers a pay wall that eventually trickle down to the users,
google play will charge you $36 registration fee
apple will cost $99/ year
steam $100 - $5k per listing
you won't even get views after listing it, you have to advertise which costs more $$$.
which is annoying and expensive
How you know all things?? Can you please tell us your skills and how you learn that? Like share your path. Please 🙏
I have a video! But honestly. Just be ok with failing hard lol. Eventually you will get it right!
@@CodingWithLewis Thank you for replying, I asked because you are like all rounder. You know so many things in programming. Btw love from India♥️
In your opinion, what would you say is the best course to learn python, dart, etc. so that anyone can create multi-platform apps?
That's tough! If I were to be dead honest, I would learn JavaScript with React Native in order to understand the principles. Then Flutter for that performance boosts.
@@CodingWithLewisThanks!
RTX4090 with macos? Are you using KVM or something?
Yeah! same question
Will you open source them
Done!
@@CodingWithLewis Is there a way we could have a private session. I have alot to share and I need some help
@@oratilemoagi9764 You are probably 13 years old. If you have an idea consider paying developers, and stop asking some UA-camr in there comment section..
you missed the popups - so i wouldn't've approved your code to be merged to master just yet
why didnt you use yamnet at first? why did you try to make your own ML model where you successful with that?
So I actually tried YamNet first and found that the predictions weren't as accurate as I would like. It's accurate enough for the app, but found that maybe some finetuning will help later.
how can i create the yuka app and customize it for myself
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we love you too
Damn i need to learn flutter
Was Python used in making this?
For the backend functions :)
@@CodingWithLewis Oh cool..I use Python and I work on Django but I’m also considering mobile app dev. Sorry how can I do Back-End for mobile apps with Python? Is there a framework for that?
Did you hit the mic!? 🎙️
You remind me of Network Chuck
Hey, what if you make a crash game predictor is that even possible ? Why don't you try it ?
Can I ask you do you use antivirus for Mac
"can't make social media"
- said by a person who doesn't know about the fediverse :3
Could we do this with Photoshop?