Awesome tutorial! Thanks a lot! I would like to add couple line to search through the "release year" and "rating": displayList = movieList.where((element) => element.release_year.toString().contains(value.toString())).toList(); displayList = movieList.where((element) => element.rating.toString().contains(value.toString())).toList();
The video is great, can I add one more thing that would benefit the viewers; Can you add timestamps when you code a certain piece of code 🙏🏼? After watching the whole video, I have to search for specific parts because I didn't note the time stamps.
Thank you very much❤ the content helped me a lot. I'm a beginner in flutter, and your video helped me to create another function of my project, which was having a lot of difficulty.
That's a great video But if i want to bring filtered data from a firebase what's the best practice to do that Because the way you did in the video it's just on client side and then it'll make the search process much longer if there's too many data
This was very helpful but I'm a flutter newbie so still trying to get my feet on the ground. I have each movie colored based on a data piece I need to filter on in my database. For example, movies about education have a green background while movies about religion are blue. When I scroll the color of the tiles is the background to my search Container. Do you know how to set the Container and background to always be white?
Can you have a tutorial of multiple strings in search ex. "Lorem","Lorem 1","Lorem 2","Lorem 3","Lorem 4"; and it shows the result of search all containing the data
hey, I happy that you find my channel useful, I just made a video on how to create a note taking app with flutter and firebase, where you can learn how to store data in firebase database and display it in your app
If you remember, when he was creating the movie model the title field was done like this "String? movie_title" this means that the title might be null or might be absent, or there may not be a title so in the application, he is trying to get the title to display which might be null as i have earlier said but by adding "!" He is telling the Text() widget that there will always be a title ,of course this could be problematic when in real life scenario there wasn't a title the app will throw an exception so it's better to perform a null check like this: Text(display_list[index].movie_title ?? "no title ") this way even if there is no title to display, the other text will be displayed thereby preventing throwing an exception 😅 Don't mind my long typing but hope you understand 😊
