Pls what's your LinkedIn name?

Thank you very much for the video it was very helpful. I didn't get a pinecone environment variable when I got my API key. Does this affect the project in any way if I decide to build without it?

whats the font you're using

Thank you for sharing such an amazing knowledge ,but i am stuck as the upload pdf when clicked doesnt show up to select files.please help me with this

What are you using for autosuggestion?

Very clear and useful, many thanks

😳 Promo_SM

Hello Temi, this seems like a great code-along tutorial, but I'm trying to find the previous video, could you kindly provide the link to the previous video?

Would you explain which riverpod provider is best to handle rest api and Firebase

Thank you so much bro..

Did it work on free chatgpt version ??

Thanks, Temi! Been searching for such examples and explanations of the various types of methods and how to use them.

Best Riverpod tutorial ever

Your IDe is giving suggestions which is so good what are you using for that?

How do you think it compared to provider or riverpod? Is it easier to use?

Hey can you help me out with something..I've been getting a version solving failed error on dependency overriding the langchain package. Can you please help me .

Thanks, Temi. It helps me a lot!

For a frontend dev who worked with signals, that makes it incredibly simple to work with states on flutter.

when running your repo i see error : da vinci 003 has been deprecated please help me fix it

Signals is very good, but i still prefers ASP, it's very similar to signals, perhaps one day you make a video about it;

very easy to digest! you are a good teacher. keep doing this.

Thank you so muchhh!

how to save this state in shared preference only one time user Login not every time when close the app it should login to it to prevent from this ?

One of the best explanations on youtube <3

Which theme are you using? (nice tutorial)

great!

Thank you for this video, I really liked the simplicity of Signals, However, I'm not a fan of declaring global variables like that it's usually bad practice. How well does it integrates with highly reactive apps? can it scale?. It's Definitely something that needs hands to get dirty.

That loooks robust and lightweight

Does it use with listen like riverpod.listen next , prevoius?

make tdo app

Thanks for the video, but I don't understand the difference between Signals and ValueNotifier(ValueListenableBuilder). It's the same thing but no packages are required. This is already available in flutter. Could you please clarify this?

I'm thinking of starting this project, but I need to make sure the codes work smoothly thanks.

Great tutorial, you've gained a fan☺

Looks like a clone of Getx State management

Great will definitely try Signals. Whats the of the package that auto suggest the next line of code 😎?

Amazing tutorial, thanks for this 🙏🏾

Damnnn

Probably the first video about Flutter Signals. Thanks for doing it. What are your thought after this relatively simple test app? Will you explore it further and maybe even start using it?

Yeah i think i'll love this state management tool Thank you Temi code for the update

How would someone add computed property inside a TodoStore? Instead of having to define it inside a build method.

Thanks for reviewing it! 😎

Thank you

Avoid legacy riverpod tools. In brief, avoid legacy ChangeNotifier, StateNotifier (and their providers) and StateProvider. Use only Provider, FutureProvider, StreamProvider, and Notifier, AsyncNotifier, StreamNotifier (and their providers).

This is awesome sir.

Watched your speech at GDG! You sparked my interest, gonna try Flutter today!

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Hey @TemiCodes! LangChain.dart maintainer here. Thank you very much for the detailed tutorial. It is actually the first video I know talking about LangChain.dart, so very happy to see that. I've taken the liberty to send you a PR (tayormi/ask_pdf/pull/2) that refactors a bit the usage of LangChain.dart, specifically: - Upgrades LangChain.dart dependencies to the latest version (which resolves the breaking change in the underlying pinecone package). You shoudn't need to use your fork nor override dependencies anymore (sorry about that). - Uses Pinecone.addDocuments method to update the index which embeds the documents and stores them in the vector store under the hood. - Uses RetrievalQAChain to embed the query, find similar documents and generate the answer. You can see how you can achieve the same results with only a couple of lines of code. If anyone has questions or suggestions about LangChain.dart, please feel free to open an issue in the repository or join our Discord server. Cheers.

Amazing! Will try out to implement this feature in my existing app that I have built for my organization, so the staff can ask questions pertaining to official documents right from the app. Just worried about the cost though! Really appreciate your work and the contents in this channel. Thanks!