![]() ![]() On the command line, simply run: $ flutter create -platform=ios,android -org=io.appwrite /path/to/almost_netflix. With Flutter installed, let's create our application. If you do not have Flutter installed yet, please head over to Flutter install. That's it, and if you are unfamiliar with these libraries or Flutter in general, please take some time to go read up! Never stop learning! For the pretty UI we are going to use as much "batteries included" UI (default is Material) as we can. To handle pop-ups and modals we are going to use adaptive_dialog for presenting our detail views as modals. To manage the user's preferences, location and credentials storage (across platform) we are going to lean on the shared_preferences library that will give us simplified persistent storage for simple data (NSUserDefaults on iOS/macOS, SharedPreferences on Android, etc.). ![]() To make things a bit easier to use and more reusable, we are going to use provider library instead of InheritedWidget, including simplified resource management, reduced boilerplate, lazy loading and a nice listening mechanism to go with ChangeNotifier To build Almost Netflix we will be using Flutter along with a couple of libraries to help out. Please follow our article about Almost Netflix project setup if you don't have a project prepared yet. To run the project, checkout the source code and then $ flutter run and be sure to check out the screenshots:īefore we begin, we should have the Appwrite instance up and running, with the Almost Netflix project set up. Appwrite handles user authentication and authorization, databases, file storage, cloud functions, webhooks, and much more! If anything is missing, you can extend Appwrite using your favorite backend language. Still, if you want to check out every corner of our Almost Netflix in Flutter, you can check out the GitHub Source Code that holds the whole application.Īppwrite is an open source backend-as-a-service that abstracts all the complexity involved in building a modern application by providing you with a set of REST APIs for your core backend needs. It would be impossible to write every piece of code in this article □ You will read about all essential concepts, components, and communication with Appwrite. This one's all about Flutter, so let's get started! In the subsequent posts of this series, we'll be building frontends for other platforms like iOS and Android! Welcome to the third post in our Almost Netflix series! We'll be building upon the project setup from yesterday and build a frontend for our Netflix Clone! In this post, we will take a closer look at building the clone using Flutter. ![]()
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