4:32 = Class declarations 6:21 = FILE: util.dart 8:48 = Wrapping instead of direct use...Composition over inheritance. Also helps in making expansive modifications 11:54 = Begin wiring presentation of image 11:56 = Using return FadeInImage.memoryNetwork, to improve image presentation 12:10 = '......may not have the data when building......' 12:55 = Image wiring up is done 12:57 = '...I need to know more about the fish...' add texts, [Screen at 13:34] 13:22 = Beautifully done. Elegant coding 14:38 = Instant code-refactoring. Wrapping 'Text' with 'Padding' with defaults 15:07 = Begin wiring up Firestore 15:31 = Which of the two options to use to fetch asynchronous data.... 15:26 = ...the options 15:35 = ...the reasons of each options 16:16 = Owowowowo ?? Double question marks!....explained 16:52 = Continuing Firestoring...importing... 17:07 = ...the dependency ... 17:29 = ...consuming the steam i.e. displaing the image 18:10 = Coding up the use case of the app... 18:25 = ...toggle reservations... 18:39 = ...now flesh out _reserveFish() and _rmoveFish()... 18:48 = ...'redraw me'... 19:11 = File 'urls.dart' Update Firestore with data 19:15 = ...fleshing save()... 20:25 = ....dot where operator. Example of functional operator in Dart 24:38 = Coverflow plugin: Swipe between widgets pub.dartl.../simple_coverflow 25:42 = Swipe works, now dismissing a card 26:32 = Implementing 'Undo' use case using accelerometer 27:15 = Using the initState() method 28:06 = Setting the threshold ‘>= 2’ 29:16 = Let the sound begin... 29:23 = Use local audiotools class, which calls audiotools plugin 30:25 = Using the async() function 30:31 = Using ‘await’ to suspend processing until this completes.

I am absolutely loving flutter ❤️ coming from being a full stack mobile developer I love being able to write native plugins as needed. Especially Flutter + Firebase + Fastlane

I love flutter and its support for both firebase and cloud firestore is really nice. These technologies work very well together. This was a great little presentation and I can really see flutter taking off as a technology over the next few years.

Great presentation. Will be going to take a look at the source for this app - the live coding was so fast.

TIP: play at 1.25 speed 😈

F3, I waited for this presentation. Great!

Composition over inheritance ;-)

Emily Shack have changed a lot compared to last here. Wasn't quite sure if she's the same person :D Nevermind, awesome talk. Have to play around with Flutter again really soon!

Great present! I especially enjoyed the style guidelines shared. Thanks 😀

I was just wondering, don't we need to deal with unsubscribing the firestore and maybe accelerometer listeners somewhere? I understand it's just a demo but seems important to know if this should be handled manually or not. Thanks!

can you tell me how you wrap a widget in another widget in IntelliJ? Like how you wrapped the Text with Padding in the demo?

I did a clone of the repo from github but got a bunch of errors. In the "import" section there are issues, lots of red lines so something might have changed related to the location of various needed libraries.

'Native look and feel on both iOS and Android' I think it looks more like Material Design on iOS.

i have mostly coded in java and somehow get expertise in it, but now i see this type of code syntax, it seems so unredable to me, i dont know why im so intersete in java only, it just looks so readable to me, but i think its getting old! :/

I am trying to learn android mobile development, should I go kotlin with android studio or flutter with dart ? thanks

Good Job!

why dart???

flutter improve javascript

Looks really painful way to delelope modern mobile apps in year 2020... Google should think on building extending MIT app inventor 2 way of drag n drop approach... Rethink... :-) Coding are days of past Thx

React Native clone

It pains me to say this (thinking about the resources spent), but: JavaScript >> dart

Please let us use a xml-like syntax to define layouts Please!!!!!