"Thank you so much for this incredibly helpful tutorial! 🚀 Setting up Flutter with VSCode has never been easier, all thanks to your clear and concise instructions. The way you walked through the process made it super accessible for someone like me, who's relatively new to Flutter development. The insights on the top VSCode extensions were a game-changer - I had no idea these tools existed, and they've already improved my workflow. Your presentation style is fantastic, and it's evident that you put a lot of effort into making this tutorial user-friendly. It feels like a friendly guide rather than a daunting tech tutorial. Kudos on that! I appreciate the attention to detail, and your pacing was spot on. It's obvious you understand the struggles beginners face, and you've made the learning curve much smoother. I've bookmarked this video for future reference, and I can't wait to explore more of your content. Keep up the excellent work, and thanks again for being such a valuable resource for the Flutter community! 🙌"
I actually have a video outlined to cover this topic, I'll try to record ASAP. It's not a quick answer but I'd recommend starting with designing & then developing the UI. Then add the Authentication and database. Something like Firebase will make the backend faster to develop. Not sure what your programming experience is, if you're just starting out then I'd recommend making a small scale version of "splitwise" maybe only have the feature where you can track your own expenses, get that working and then expand. Actually the Travel Treasury series I did a few years ago is basically that (although the code is now a bit outdated)
Thanks for sharing ... I would like to know about how to make loading faster as my debug console take time sometimes to connect to the emulator. Also, what are other configuration setting within VS Code you can share for a better flutter development environment setup? Thank you for your help.
I've found similar issues with the android emulators being slow & crashing frequently. I unfortunately don't have a solution and typically test on iOS simulators. And I attempted to share my entire VS Code environment setup in this video, so there's no additional config to share. That said, it's hard to show everything because some config is more general which I would have setup years ago the first time I downloaded VS Code. If there a specific thing you see in the videos that's missing I can try to point it out.
"Thank you so much for this incredibly helpful tutorial! 🚀 Setting up Flutter with VSCode has never been easier, all thanks to your clear and concise instructions. The way you walked through the process made it super accessible for someone like me, who's relatively new to Flutter development. The insights on the top VSCode extensions were a game-changer - I had no idea these tools existed, and they've already improved my workflow.
Your presentation style is fantastic, and it's evident that you put a lot of effort into making this tutorial user-friendly. It feels like a friendly guide rather than a daunting tech tutorial. Kudos on that!
I appreciate the attention to detail, and your pacing was spot on. It's obvious you understand the struggles beginners face, and you've made the learning curve much smoother. I've bookmarked this video for future reference, and I can't wait to explore more of your content.
Keep up the excellent work, and thanks again for being such a valuable resource for the Flutter community! 🙌"
Glad to hear you found it useful!
great intro! thank you!
Glad you like it!
What is the tree shaped class hierarchy thing? Is it extension.
I meant
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This kind of thing?
I think that's included with the flutter/dart extensions. Is it not for you?
@@1ManStartup Nope
Hi Dave,
I want to create a 'splitwise' app clone (backend and UI). Could you please let me know what all topics should I follow to create it? Thanks
I actually have a video outlined to cover this topic, I'll try to record ASAP. It's not a quick answer but I'd recommend starting with designing & then developing the UI. Then add the Authentication and database. Something like Firebase will make the backend faster to develop.
Not sure what your programming experience is, if you're just starting out then I'd recommend making a small scale version of "splitwise" maybe only have the feature where you can track your own expenses, get that working and then expand. Actually the Travel Treasury series I did a few years ago is basically that (although the code is now a bit outdated)
@@1ManStartup thanks a ton! I'll start with the basic part first and then try to build upon that. Waiting for your upcoming videos 😇
Thanks for sharing ... I would like to know about how to make loading faster as my debug console take time sometimes to connect to the emulator. Also, what are other configuration setting within VS Code you can share for a better flutter development environment setup? Thank you for your help.
I've found similar issues with the android emulators being slow & crashing frequently. I unfortunately don't have a solution and typically test on iOS simulators.
And I attempted to share my entire VS Code environment setup in this video, so there's no additional config to share. That said, it's hard to show everything because some config is more general which I would have setup years ago the first time I downloaded VS Code. If there a specific thing you see in the videos that's missing I can try to point it out.
what about one setting up on a docker container?
Interesting, what would be the use case for this?
@@1ManStartup group development, developing on multiple devices?
@@raven9965 got it, yeah that makes sense. It's been awhile since I've used docker but I'll add this idea to my list for upcoming videos!