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Flutter Developer Weekly Newsletter - Issue #13 is LIVE!
This week's issue includes links to all sorts of Flutter goodness, including keeping track of breaking changes in Flutter, beautiful Flutter charts and graphs, SliverAppBar enhancements, and more!https://newsletter.flutterdeveloperweekly.com/issues/13

November 06, 2020 at 09:41PM by FlutterDevWeekly
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Background Video Upload to Firebase Storage with Flutter
Background uploads is a way to upload large video files that will continue uploading even if the app is closed. The Firebase team are planning on adding this feature. In the meanwhile, this article describes an alternative way to accomplish it.

November 06, 2020 at 10:28PM by alliscode
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Is there any way in flutter that after checking a check box a card could be displayed under the checkbox?
Is there any way in flutter that after checking a check box a card could be displayed under the checkbox?

November 06, 2020 at 11:21PM by No-Table9539
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Apple Pencil - double tap event - does it exist in Flutter or plugins?
Hey, as per title, does such a thing exist?If you don’t know - you can double tap the side of the Apple Pencil to access additional function - depends on the application, for example it can toggle pencil<->eraser in a drawing app.I use this feature a lot on my iPad, I am not familiar with styluses on Android, but perhaps it is similar - isn’t it? There is fragmentation of devices, but perhaps many of them have similar feature - correct me if I’m wrong.I tried to look in the documentation and some plugins, but I couldn’t find it, or perhaps it’s not very obvious naming. Appreciate help.

November 07, 2020 at 02:46AM by chrisrutkowski
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What back-ends are recommended for a Flutter app?
I'm finishing to learn Flutter, and now I need to make a decision about what database to work with for production. I'm used at working with MySQL/MariaDB or PostgreSQL, but with Flutter there several options: SQL-NoSQL, local-hosting-cloud, relational-noRelational.My Flutter app is intended to:be used at platforms: android and Webbe deployed to a hosting (or cloud) providing web-server and database services on a Linux distro.What database would you recommend based on in aforementioned? and why?

November 07, 2020 at 02:23AM by warcayac
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Flutter Desktop and Firebase
Please is there a way to Implement Firebase on Flutter Desktop for windows?

November 07, 2020 at 04:18AM by lazicah-
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Weekly Issue #13 - Mobile Developers Cafe is out now with loads of curated articles. Read now.
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November 07, 2020 at 06:15AM by iranjith4
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Which State Management Will You Choose?
Also mention the reason of using it.View Poll

November 07, 2020 at 09:36AM by draculamasterwinzy
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Flutter/mobile devs Norway
Hi,Are there any flutter/mobile developer from Norway🇸🇯 here?I'm considering moving to Norway and i'd like to ask what is the best place (job board or something) to look for mobile dev. job opportunities. (Flutter/IOS).Sorry for off top.

November 07, 2020 at 10:33AM by StripedBrain
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New post on Flutter Dev Google group:

Custom Calendar
Hi. How do I add custom events to a custom calendar just in the docs file. I need suggestions for this functionality. Thanks

November 07, 2020 at 11:47AM by Muhammad Shoaib
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New post on Flutter Dev Google group:

Live camera filters
Hi I am making a social app and want to add a feature in it. It is more likely to snapchat or instagram live camera filters where we can add live filters to our face or make a video, like putting glasses but it should be live not after clicking the photo. how to do this please help

November 07, 2020 at 12:57PM by Lalit Rawat
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Build Flutter Blog App From Scratch
🎥 video: https://youtu.be/E9gyL-UcQcoLearn how to Build a Flutter Blog App From Scratch Step by Step, Using Firebase Firestore Database, Firebase Storage to store images, using Streams to load blogs in sync with data online and much more. Things Covered 👇
1️⃣ How to connect Flutter app to Firebase for both Android And IOS
2️⃣ How to Build User Interface with Flutter
3️⃣ How to pick an image from Gallery/Camera
4️⃣ Upload & Fetch Data From Firebase Firestore in Flutter
5️⃣ Upload the Image to Firebase Storage and get Download Url.
6️⃣ Show Data in ListView using Streams in Flutter
7️⃣ How to Cache network image

November 07, 2020 at 01:19PM by theindianappguy
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Google nearby messages
Hello,I wanted to write an app using google nearby messages, but besides two packages (one without iOS support, and the other with poot docs), I can't find any more sources related to this topic.Is google nearby messages not mature enough in flutter yet?A thesis written last year stated that to undertake a similar project, the author changed from flutter to Xamarin.Besides the official dev package site, is there any other reliable source of examples or packages flr flutter?Assuming flutter has not developed enough google nearby messages, what action would you consider best?Note: Original post was written in more detail for stack overflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64719218/google-nearby-messages-flutter

November 07, 2020 at 01:19PM by sartox12
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10 Flutter Apps in 10 Hours | Coding Challenge | Yikes
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November 07, 2020 at 03:07PM by thehappyharis
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When do I need to use state management? i am confused..
I have been a backend dev for nearly 2 years. I tried to learn some mobile apps development. Initially looked at swift, but found out flutter might be better choice for development time of my personal project.I watched and did the code for this series on youtube. It's a very good series I believe as I thought of using flutter mainly for CRUD apps for my existing RestAPI. But the user doesnt seem to use any state management I believe.So I am a bit confuse as on how and where to apply state management. Does this mean normal CRUD api could possibly don't need any state management (I believe this would significantly reduce the dev time of my personal project after seeing multiple state management list for flutter, lol)

November 07, 2020 at 02:54PM by hossein4
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Sign-In to Firebase with Google
Hi Everyone, I recently started playing around with Flutter and Firebase and wanted to set-up a sign-in option using google credentials with firebase in my App. I followed this article < https://medium.com/flutter-community/simple-recipes-app-made-in-flutter-firebase-and-google-sign-in-14d1535

November 07, 2020 at 06:21PM by Tobias Brenner
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10 hour video on State (Stateful Widgets, Provider, GetX, Redux, BLoC) | The Complete (FREE) Flutter Course
Hey all,For the past couple of months, I've been recording videos on Youtube teaching Flutter. My goal was to give a comprehensive, complete course people could follow.I originally started because I learned computer science by myself. I had no university degree or any bootcamp certificate. When applying for jobs, a lot of companies told me I was too much of a risk -- they had no idea if I actually knew how to code or just watched a couple udemy courses but learned nothing. This channel was my way of giving potential employers a preview of what I knew. (It worked by the way, I got 4 interviews in the same week I added the channel to my CV, and received 3 of the offers). Since then I've continued just out of momentum. I like doing it, I've already started, so I might as well continue.My course has been split into modules.Module 1: Dart Basics (variables, functions, lists etc)Module 2: OOP Concepts in DartModule 3: Basics of Flutter layouts / UIModule 4: StateI just finished recording the state module yesterday, and compiled the 21 videos about state into a single mammoth of a video. 10 hours long. In this video I introduce the idea of state, talk about stateful vs stateless widgets, talk about why we need state management, inherited widgets, provider, getx, redux + event driven state management, bloc, and finally I answer the question every newbie wants to know, "what's the best state management."It would be really cool if you guys could check out my channel as I really did put a lot of work into this. If you know someone who wants to learn Flutter completely for free, you could point them to my channel.My channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJW25d8mW8ciz0DQC-5XNsQModule 4 Complete Video (State):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvs14YLGd6IThe next module will be about network connections, RESTful apis, and we'll also talk about local data stores.I'm not sure what will come after, but probably TDD.​Thanks for reading,Ovidius

November 07, 2020 at 05:44PM by trance128
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