You are most welcome thank you very much!

I totally agree. I did not want to over complicate these set of videos. I will certainly build on these though and the good thing is that I can ask watchers to refer back to them and then apply the adjustments needed to support extended functionality.

@@the_digitalpro have you done this? We really need the push notification part. Thanks

@@the_digitalpro yeah this is really needed :( I saw some documentation that says to add a ".ImageNotification" to the bundle ID. I already checked push notifications as part of the apps capability but I still get errors when building.

Still waiting for improved OneSignail integration. This appears to be a more all rounded solution but its not fully available as yet. I'll update as soon as this changes.

Unfortunately not as Windows cannot run the Apple developer tooling. You can only test Android apps on Windows.

I really want to do some videos on Appwrite integration. It's not the biggest player for sure in providing backend services but their platform is certainly accelerating. I've added your comments to my demand list thanks. Where would you like to self host? Any thoughts?

@@the_digitalpro I think making it platform independent would be best, so any digitalocean droplet or vps that you can get a referral code for, will work well for us :P We want to support you! Also do you have Patreaon? I wouldn't mind subscribing if you do a full Appwrite tutorial with user auth, functions, file hosting. Appwrite comes with a lot of good features built in and most tutorials simply stop at installing and basic integration. There are so many developers who want to move away from Firebase and don't know what to use else. Supabase is a good start, but I think Appwrite will surpass Supabase community in the next few months if they already haven't, so adoption rate should go up for Appwrite and tutorials will be in demand.

You are most welcome. Glad you found them helpful.

Yes I will be covering this in a future video. Thank you.

I get your challenge. Ordering on a list by say just points is simple enough but then you need to add in additional measures like goal difference etc. I know this sounds crazy but have you reached out to ChatGPT and asked it to create you a Flutter Widget which you can then use in your app?

Haha. Hope you find it helpful as a starter. I will do more advanced videos on deployment in the future.

@@the_digitalpro Thanks! Would love it if you could continue the Supabase series as well to showcase more advanced functionality. Supabase/Flutterflow tutorial content is a dreadfully thin library, especially now as FF allows SB authentication.

@beepypeepy yes my recent poll on my channel had almost double the amount of FF users using Supabase over Firebase. I was surprised by this stat but certainly not unreasonable. I will certainly cover more.

@@the_digitalpro avoiding vendor lock-in with google is an increasingly attractive proposition, but they do make it easy

@@the_digitalproI've just run into my first headache with supabase/flutterflow, and based on my research no one in the community has a great answer yet: how do you create custom functions, such as a "fetch" function, that utilize data from the supabase backend? I am seeing some really, really dodgy complicated workarounds on the forum that no one seems too sure of.

Okay so this is not an easy one to answer from a no-code perspective. At this moment FF does not have any support to delete users and I doubt this will be the case any time soon. This is why they mentioned about creating a custom action which makes a call out to a service to perform this operation. This is where it gets complex because the service it calls out to will need to be created and hosted elsewhere with a higher level of permissions (service_role) to perform this operation. The service_role is an elevated permission on the Supabase side which performs a number of admin actions. This is NOT something you want to perform within a client application. My suggestion is this. I would create a page within your application whereby users can request to close down their account. You then get notified and explain to users that account deletions will take up to X number of days. You then undertake the request manually as a routine operation and go directly in to Supabase to carry out that task. Or when you are comfortable create a seperate web application which operates close to the Supabase in a private capacity to perform the delete. Of course this will require skills to create a mode coded solution. I hope this helps. Of course someone in the community here may have a better idea.

Thank you for your response! Your suggestion about a user requesting that their account be deleted is how we have it set up right now and Apple won't approve our app that way. They said the user must be able to delete their own account without having to request it be done. Very frustrating. I'm not sure what we'll do.@@the_digitalpro

I have a solution for you but I need to create a video to walk you through the process. So long as you are okay to follow a number of steps it will be fine. The process I have is that you can invoke a function from your FlutterFlow app to have a users account deleted from Supabase. I will try and get this video recorded in the next 24 hours.

@@the_digitalpro Wow! Thank you! We appreciate that!

Now available. Hope this helps ... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hrRyqcZkmqmocZ8.html

Please take a look at Test Flight. You can make your app available using Test Flight and anyone can download Test Flight and test your app on their devices so long as they are invited to do so.

You can't. With Apple you will need to purchase a developer account.

@@the_digitalpro can I download iOS mobile application from using flutter flow? Is there a way of that?

found any solutions for this ?

@@anuragggg and you?

@nayswerr5650 found any solutions for this ?

Unfortunately I cannot provide this service at the moment and appreciate your kind words. Of course feel free to reach out with any ideas on what you want me to cover. I consider everything.

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