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Why do you all make the same mistake, when you go to customization, in the right panel you start doing everything very fast, why do you do that? To memorize something, on the contrary, in those places you should do it slower and be more detailed about what you're doing. And you, and not only you, do it as if you are in a hurry.
So I may be a little late on this but I just found your channel. A) thanks! B) love your videos in general, super helpful and C) I think this is a great format.
this should be the 10 minutes video =) in order to catch the video i stopped and played it and i took almost 10 min=) cuz valuable content. thanks a lot!! i have learned from you a lot, thanks again !
I have a Component State but I want to modify it with another component, the only way I see to do it is with AppState since the parameters are to send values and not to return them
@James great format keep going i know how to use state variables now in the app and understand that flutter recreates the widget when states changes. Important concept!
great vid. I think people have trouble with FF when it comes to state management, or data binding or something like that. The visuals you always give in your vids always help because we have to be on the same page of understanding, if that makes sense. Keep it up
im confused, if i have an app where users can upload an item/post, whats the difference between passing alll information of the uploaded item from productdetails->generalfeed->cart through parameters or through appstate? im still so confused cause app state says ''information you want stored on local device' but in reality i want nothing on my local device, i want everythiing stored in firebase
hi james, i've been using app state a lot but i noticed that when i log out and log in as a new account, my app states have persisted. how can i create my app states unique for each individual user?
In this case you will have to use a database like firebase or supabase. Apps states get stored on the devices' storage so a persisted app state variable on a device will show for any other account you log into. If you want unique data for each individual then store that data in a database. When the user logs in , it is only their unique data that will be displayed to them rather than the persisted data stored on the device.
@@SophieCheung Persisted App state means The app state data that has been set to persisted remains the same and doesn't change when the user closes the app and opens it again. (It is Persisted). eg. if you have are building a shopping cart in your app, you usually want to keep cart items as persisted, so that when the user closes the app and comes back, their items will still be in the cart. But if the cart items were not set to persisted, anytime the user closes the app and comes back, their cart will be empty and they will have to search for and select those items all over again. Theres a lot of videos on app state with better examples on the flutterflow official page. You can check them out for more understanding.
Please do some tutorials on POS for Grocery with Inventory Management etc. and Provide it for sale aside from Master FF and Supabase. Sell it a a separate tutorial and we will be more than happy to purchase right away without 2nd thought. Thanks!
The format is good, but this super mega speed, when it comes to setting the right column, I honestly do not understand a lot, you need to put on a very small speed in which the conversation turns out to stretch, in general, this format of training, in my opinion, very difficult.
Giving a like, but you showed what we want to do at normal speed, then super fast through the "how to do it" Isn't that the part we care about? had to review a bunch of times just because it was so fast... then slow for the result (which we don't care much about)... Consider the "how to" as the most important. It's why I'm here anyway. Update... can barely watch this as it flies through the how to parts. Crazy. I'm out of here.
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Why do you all make the same mistake, when you go to customization, in the right panel you start doing everything very fast, why do you do that? To memorize something, on the contrary, in those places you should do it slower and be more detailed about what you're doing. And you, and not only you, do it as if you are in a hurry.
A great way to impart small, bitesize chunks of the important features of Flutterflow! Keep these coming!
I like this style of presentation very much!
So I may be a little late on this but I just found your channel. A) thanks! B) love your videos in general, super helpful and C) I think this is a great format.
this should be the 10 minutes video =) in order to catch the video i stopped and played it and i took almost 10 min=) cuz valuable content. thanks a lot!! i have learned from you a lot, thanks again !
I have a Component State but I want to modify it with another component, the only way I see to do it is with AppState since the parameters are to send values and not to return them
Good work, straight to the point.
Just what i needed! Keep it going 🔥
This is great James ! This format of teaching core concepts in byte-size is excellent!!1
Thanks 🙏
after getting frustrated trying to understand FF university, this explanation was almost orgasmic😪 what a relief, thank you.
A great new video format!
Glad you like it!
@James great format keep going i know how to use state variables now in the app and understand that flutter recreates the widget when states changes. Important concept!
Like this format, please post more videos like this❤
Perfect pace!! Love it
great vid. I think people have trouble with FF when it comes to state management, or data binding or something like that. The visuals you always give in your vids always help because we have to be on the same page of understanding, if that makes sense. Keep it up
great format, please make more like this on something
I love James! Stunnig work!
What about filter that list of person. Is it possible? How do this?
Hero!! Thanks for sharing
Great video there!
Thank you sir.
im confused, if i have an app where users can upload an item/post, whats the difference between passing alll information of the uploaded item from productdetails->generalfeed->cart through parameters or through appstate? im still so confused cause app state says ''information you want stored on local device' but in reality i want nothing on my local device, i want everythiing stored in firebase
rightnow if a person saves a post, it creates a firebase document, but if im correct i should change that to save to appstate??
hi james, i've been using app state a lot but i noticed that when i log out and log in as a new account, my app states have persisted. how can i create my app states unique for each individual user?
In this case you will have to use a database like firebase or supabase. Apps states get stored on the devices' storage so a persisted app state variable on a device will show for any other account you log into. If you want unique data for each individual then store that data in a database. When the user logs in , it is only their unique data that will be displayed to them rather than the persisted data stored on the device.
@@Dreysimmons thanks so much! What does persisted app state mean actually?
@@SophieCheung Persisted App state means The app state data that has been set to persisted remains the same and doesn't change when the user closes the app and opens it again. (It is Persisted). eg. if you have are building a shopping cart in your app, you usually want to keep cart items as persisted, so that when the user closes the app and comes back, their items will still be in the cart.
But if the cart items were not set to persisted, anytime the user closes the app and comes back, their cart will be empty and they will have to search for and select those items all over again.
Theres a lot of videos on app state with better examples on the flutterflow official page. You can check them out for more understanding.
@@Dreysimmons thanks so much for your help :)
Please do some tutorials on POS for Grocery with Inventory Management etc. and Provide it for sale aside from Master FF and Supabase. Sell it a a separate tutorial and we will be more than happy to purchase right away without 2nd thought. Thanks!
Thanks!!!
Thanks!
The format is good, but this super mega speed, when it comes to setting the right column, I honestly do not understand a lot, you need to put on a very small speed in which the conversation turns out to stretch, in general, this format of training, in my opinion, very difficult.
What's not to love about easly digestible bite-size FlutterFlow tutorials?
(*°▽°*)👍
Giving a like, but you showed what we want to do at normal speed, then super fast through the "how to do it" Isn't that the part we care about? had to review a bunch of times just because it was so fast... then slow for the result (which we don't care much about)... Consider the "how to" as the most important. It's why I'm here anyway. Update... can barely watch this as it flies through the how to parts. Crazy. I'm out of here.