You are using GraphQL like if was using REST. The concept of GraphQL allow our apps to be more performatic. The way you're writing your code, performance is not a strong point. But I love the UI. Follow ahead, you have a good future.
I just don't understand why two apps? I can't see any use-case where we will need two apps, thats just bad practice and should be avoided even in tutorials, I couldn't continue after you showed that you were using two different flutter projects to do same thing.
Ok, it's a single app with two packages. It's a recommended practice to separate concerns which is why I had one package responsible for creating the graphql client with its related operations while the other was solely the Flutter client that imports it.
@48:04 I am stuck on this part. I have followed your steps to comment out the schema but still app is not fetching data from Ingredients. Could you help please.
Superb and Awesome video on Flutter with Hasura Backend. Please make examples without localhost. Hasura offering a basic server. For the live server also make the same as you are done within this video as schema generates with build_runner.
Easy fix: swap Cupertino for Material. Done. That’s the beauty of Flutter. And the point of a tutorial is to give you a starting point from which to build. Don’t like Cupertino, grab the code and change it to Material yourself, and learn more in the process. That’s part of learning how to develop software.
thanks for your great tutorials... i keep wondering how you created the rm_graphql_client -project. Maybe I missed something, but I couldn't find anything about it
This is great, unfortunately the ferry build does not run with the files on the git repository. It hangs up on null safety issues... I would love to get some help on this as it appears to be a great solution, but the ferry documentation is pretty sparse ....
Great tutorial, may i ask something? i got stuck when running build_runner. I got this error "[INFO] Running build... [SEVERE] ferry_generator:req_builder on lib/src/graphql/schema.graphql: FormatException: Invalid UTF-8 byte (at offset 0) [SEVERE] ferry_generator:req_builder on lib/src/graphql/schema.graphql: FormatException: Invalid UTF-8 byte (at offset 0)" then it get forever loop
You are using GraphQL like if was using REST. The concept of GraphQL allow our apps to be more performatic. The way you're writing your code, performance is not a strong point. But I love the UI. Follow ahead, you have a good future.
I just don't understand why two apps? I can't see any use-case where we will need two apps, thats just bad practice and should be avoided even in tutorials, I couldn't continue after you showed that you were using two different flutter projects to do same thing.
Ok, it's a single app with two packages. It's a recommended practice to separate concerns which is why I had one package responsible for creating the graphql client with its related operations while the other was solely the Flutter client that imports it.
Amazing!! I wanna more hasura + flutter pls. Greetings from Brazil
@48:04 I am stuck on this part. I have followed your steps to comment out the schema but still app is not fetching data from Ingredients.
Could you help please.
Superb and Awesome video on Flutter with Hasura Backend. Please make examples without localhost. Hasura offering a basic server. For the live server also make the same as you are done within this video as schema generates with build_runner.
amazing work! could you please do the same tutorials in addition creating accounts for users?
material design version on this tutorial. iphone dev not my thing. :/
Easy fix: swap Cupertino for Material. Done. That’s the beauty of Flutter.
And the point of a tutorial is to give you a starting point from which to build. Don’t like Cupertino, grab the code and change it to Material yourself, and learn more in the process. That’s part of learning how to develop software.
Thanks a lot
You're welcome :)
great, do a lot more flutter. greetings from Mexico
Greetings and thank you Alfonso!
Nice video, but please make video with authentication with ferry too.Thanks
Oh man, you saved my life! Very clean code... awesome!
thanks for your great tutorials... i keep wondering how you created the rm_graphql_client -project. Maybe I missed something, but I couldn't find anything about it
Why?
i try this , but some error,
Because flutter_tools depends on test >=1.16.0-nullsafety =2.10.0-0
Before that explain about the concept and UI❤️
Yep, that's in the video
This is great, unfortunately the ferry build does not run with the files on the git repository. It hangs up on null safety issues... I would love to get some help on this as it appears to be a great solution, but the ferry documentation is pretty sparse ....
I've been recommended graphql_flutter pub.dev/packages/graphql_flutter Should save you from doing any code generation
right off the bat this guy sound Nigerian or Ghanaian
Which one do you think?
@@CreativeBracket hmmmmm nigerian :)
@@chrisokoriedev ❌
@@CreativeBracket it Ghanaian then
for my backend am using Javascript. so do i need to import path of the backend or not?
Pass the url of your GraphQL endpoint to the HttpLink object.
Great tutorial, may i ask something? i got stuck when running build_runner.
I got this error
"[INFO] Running build...
[SEVERE] ferry_generator:req_builder on lib/src/graphql/schema.graphql:
FormatException: Invalid UTF-8 byte (at offset 0)
[SEVERE] ferry_generator:req_builder on lib/src/graphql/schema.graphql:
FormatException: Invalid UTF-8 byte (at offset 0)" then it get forever loop
It says FormatException so there may be an invalid syntax somewhere.
@@CreativeBracket Ah okay then, will check it later. Thanks!
Have you fixed this? I have the same issue and i'm starting to lose hope.
Hello. I am enjoying the lecture. I'm cloning right now. "command not found" occurs when running "get-graghql-schema", how can I fix it?
Did you do 'npm install -g get-graphql-schema'? www.npmjs.com/package/get-graphql-schema
@@CreativeBracket Yes I did.
use npx graphql-cli init
Any reason why you chose ferry over graphql-flutter ?
The ferry docs seemed clear to me at the time. But not to worry, I'll cover graphql_flutter soon.
@@CreativeBracket Thanks, for making video on ferry, can you make a video on ferry with hive/hive_flutter
wow!