Thanks for posting this, man. As a beginner, this is highly appreciated and I hope you'll keep posting :) You have a very nice way of explaining and the pace at which you do things is great :D
Great video man! Im new at implementing bloc in my projects, and the way you explain has made the understanding way more easier. Hope you keep posting more videos! New subscriber here! :D
@@PankajNikam Thanks! I've also added links to Buy Me A Coffee in the video description. Coming up with content, producing, editing, etc takes a lot of time so any little bit helps. But money is pretty tight around the world at the moment so if that's not an option for you I understand. Thanks for turning on notifications!
@@flutterfromscratch9913 Do check out the buy me a coffee admin, a small contribution from my end. I can totally understand the demanding work and I appreciate it; I wish I could have contributed more, however it's something which I can do right now. Money is also an issue where I live (India), but still as a respect to a fellow developer, I can do it.
I love this tutorial but would like to find out why hydrated bloc wasn't utilised since you used bloc and why you chose hive instead. I am just curious.
This video will be great for you if you are learning flutter_bloc and Hive, but also touches on some other important topics, like how we handle navigation while using flutter_bloc. I'd also like to know if me drawing out how the service registration worked helped you understand it better ☺. Thanks for watching!
Because every time we wanted to adjust the JSON we'd have to deserialise the entire JSON file into memory, make a change, and then save the whole thing back to the device. Hive lets us add/remove/update individual keys. It's also super quick.
A step up would be to use hydrated_bloc, which automatically persists and restores bloc states. It comes with hydratedstorage which is based on hive for a more performant storage layer. Great for production.
May I ask you please to make a video about theory of the bloc, everybody just started coding and no one explain about the structure and purpose of this package, and for us who start Flutter recently is hard to understand, Thanks
I've actually thought about making a video about this exact topic, to explain why bloc exists and what problems it solves. Donations have been a little low lately so I wind up doing more paid work which squeezes out the TH-cam content creation time. I've added this topic to my todo list though 😁😁
Lester from GTA5 teaching us flutter
Haha I didn't know who that was. Just googled it and wow!
Thank youuuu for another BLoC 8 related video! It’s such a major help for me to see you use BLoC 8 in different applications
I can look for demo where we fetch mutiple apis in which one contains pagination api for infinite scrolling.
Thanks for posting this, man. As a beginner, this is highly appreciated and I hope you'll keep posting :) You have a very nice way of explaining and the pace at which you do things is great :D
Thanks! It was hard when starting with Flutter so it's good to help the community learn more about the framework 🙂🙂
OMG Great idea. Please upload more bloc related projects ;)
Thanks a lot bro, hoping to see more on BLOC architecture
More to come!
Great video man! Im new at implementing bloc in my projects, and the way you explain has made the understanding way more easier. Hope you keep posting more videos! New subscriber here! :D
Thanks for the great video. Please post the next. :)
you can have something pretty similar to a DI container in flutter using the get_it package and it works really well even with bloc
This is a great tutorial. Thanks a lot. Can't wait for part 2.
Thanks! Hope to get to it soon. Have just been super busy lately.
Thank you so much! More content please
Thank you for this video, waiting for part two 🙂
Thanks! Hope to get to it soon. Have just been super busy lately.
@@flutterfromscratch9913 No worries 🙂 I have turned on all notifications so that I wont miss it.
@@PankajNikam Thanks! I've also added links to Buy Me A Coffee in the video description. Coming up with content, producing, editing, etc takes a lot of time so any little bit helps. But money is pretty tight around the world at the moment so if that's not an option for you I understand. Thanks for turning on notifications!
@@flutterfromscratch9913 Do check out the buy me a coffee admin, a small contribution from my end. I can totally understand the demanding work and I appreciate it; I wish I could have contributed more, however it's something which I can do right now. Money is also an issue where I live (India), but still as a respect to a fellow developer, I can do it.
@@PankajNikam Hey wow, thanks! You're the first person to donate haha. I'll get to Part 2 ASAP.
I love this tutorial but would like to find out why hydrated bloc wasn't utilised since you used bloc and why you chose hive instead. I am just curious.
Sir thanks for the video but for example when I add a new todo how will I update the state that contains the todos?
You can copy the state, I'll cover it in the next part of the video
@@flutterfromscratch9913 no it didn't work. This only works if I only have one state in my app.
I've recorded the second part, I just have to edit it. I'll show you how 😀
I look forward to more videos from you! This is 👍
Awesome tutorial.
This video will be great for you if you are learning flutter_bloc and Hive, but also touches on some other important topics, like how we handle navigation while using flutter_bloc. I'd also like to know if me drawing out how the service registration worked helped you understand it better ☺. Thanks for watching!
it's my 100's of video of bloc, let's see
Why we are using Hive instead of converting this models to JSON and store is in the localstorage?
Because every time we wanted to adjust the JSON we'd have to deserialise the entire JSON file into memory, make a change, and then save the whole thing back to the device. Hive lets us add/remove/update individual keys. It's also super quick.
A step up would be to use hydrated_bloc, which automatically persists and restores bloc states. It comes with hydratedstorage which is based on hive for a more performant storage layer. Great for production.
what if I wnat to let the user see the app without logging in?Like, leaving registration as an opiton instead of making it mandatory
your viedoes are sooooo goood ,simple and sooo good explanation ,please make more
Thank you, I will! Just hard to find the time.
May I ask you please to make a video about theory of the bloc, everybody just started coding and no one explain about the structure and purpose of this package, and for us who start Flutter recently is hard to understand,
Thanks
I've actually thought about making a video about this exact topic, to explain why bloc exists and what problems it solves. Donations have been a little low lately so I wind up doing more paid work which squeezes out the TH-cam content creation time. I've added this topic to my todo list though 😁😁
Nooo please keep the code editor in Dark moooode 😆😬🌙
Maybe just use bolder fonts ?
Yeah I'll try to change the font next time I reckon. Thanks for the feedback 🙂
& bring dark mode back 🤩😎
Haha I will
Can we run builder in realase apk via jks?
Great video, thanks
I am using Android Studio on Windows.
I am not getting "Bloc Class" Option in the New.
Did you install the bloc plugin for Android Studio?
plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/12129-bloc
@@flutterfromscratch9913 Thank You
Thanks for this video :)