Man, this is amazing! I was stuck with the Stripe checkout session success URL, and you found a solution that not only works for the web but also for mobile by using webhooks for real-time database updates in Flutterflow. This solution seems even better for mobile if it can retrieve the URI. As a suggestion for your next video, it would be great to see a tutorial on building a Stripe component, since there's not much available online
Hello, I'm currently considering whether I should abandon FlutterFlow and switch entirely to Cursor. FlutterFlow has encapsulated some components, which makes them difficult to modify, and this is frustrating. How do you solve this issue? Is there a good way to use only the UI part of FlutterFlow together with Cursor, ensuring that I don’t have to convert the entire project just because of some UI changes?
Well, you can always export the code of whatever encapsulated component you want to use and modify it further in Cursor. Afterwards you can either continue in Cursor altogether or reimport your modification as a custom widget into FlutterFlow. Is that what you mean?
@@DigitalMakery That is what i would like to see in a video, some advanced FF practice. I started to fast too deep and FF became to much of a spagety for me so now I'm going with separation of concerns and using FF only for UI and moved everything that can be moved to backend.
