Do you ever upload full videos of you building an app? I know you stream things sometimes but I think it would be really cool to hear and see what you do and your thought processes step by step. This would be very helpful for someone like me who is an intermediate programmer and hobbyist. I'm a machinist / engineer by trade but I code up little helpful scripts here and there. Since you record everything anyways, I just thought it would be worth while uploading a full breakdown without the fast forward, production or even entertainment. Just you in the raw building an app.
The category scoller could just use some padding at the bottom! Just a small detail that in my opinion makes is look better and more like the original yt app
not to sound like an asshole, but firebase (or amazons cloud based solution) will do the trick for most use cases. not saying homemade restful apis are useless, but managing storage, authentication and other stuff is a top priority to maintain your sanity. You can use firebase endpoint as a rest api, integration with flutter is a breeze. And youre not charged until you exceed a modest userbase.
@@avgmean4187 but you still learn tons of new stuff by building your own backend! I would recommend using Google cloud compute engine or running your own raspberry pi for your own projects ;)
@@juleshummelink7610 That's exactly what I had in mind, like I'd go cloud for webdev in a heartbeat. However I do actually have a raspberry running a flask rest API where I fetch sensor data from (my aunt's farmhouse). You are right it is useful to learn. Just like good old socket. Man raspberry projects are so cool and fun...
Anyone any opinions on mobile frameworks / favourite frameworks? I'm kind of tired of jumping around mobile frameworks, but it seems like going for Flutter and sticking to it is a good decision. Just not a big fan of using JavaScript (React Native) at the moment, but Dart is looking good. Although I never used it. Thanks for the video Kalle! Gonna finish it after work
I was also jumping between framworks, but after going through the learning curve of flutter, i am very happy with it, and i love the easy aproach to every widget, where you have some prebuild, and you are able to create similiar widets by looking at the source code. And on top of that, i really love the community, and flutters widget of the week, is a good inspiration.
Hi Kalle! How do you go about planning out these one day builds? Do you have any advice for being more efficient/productive when programming? (Apart from the obvious of avoid social media and stuff like that?)
This flutter looks really cool, but I must admit that the only reason why I do some mobile development as a hobby is that I really like kotlin as a programming language. I hate everything else: the IDE (Android studio), the XML layouts, the emulator...
Out of topic here, but since the video was uploaded recently, @kallehallen, did you send out the clean code friday"?? did subscribe and did not see it.
Hi Kalle, love your videos Is there a possibility where I can discuss with you about a project I have. I made a lot of work on it,, I need only a guy like you with programming experience and RU-vid videos. Please let me know if you are interested. All be happy to tell you more about. Just for info normally it takes 3 days to build. Sorry for my English, I'm french
If you tell people they can use your code in their own projects you really should add a permissive open source license to the repository. Code without an explicit license is protected by copyright and is by default All Rights Reserved.
Sorry Kalle but I have to say RU-vid without backend is that anything even close to RU-vid, don't get me wrong but let's say I go ahead and try that how can I integrate my backend features with your flutter app.? Would be great if you add calls to some dummy backend and add function to the app so that some like me can try and complete the whole thing.
HI, I am one of your followers, I want to know, can you do lessons on javascript and can you give me advice Where can i start to learn programming language what type of camera you use? thank you
I am one of your followers, I want to know, can you do lessons on javascript and can you give me advice Where can i start to learn programming language what type of camera you use? thank you
I was interested to know how I can implement the chips/tags below the app bar. In the real YT app, the app bar disappears when we scroll down and reappears when we scroll up along with the bar of tags which your clone doesn't. It's a challenging problem and it would've been nice to see you tackle it. More info about the problem here: stackoverflow.com/questions/61791676/how-to-make-a-listview-widget-be-permanently-adjacent-to-the-bottom-of-the-appba
