We try to generate clean Flutter code that follows best practices – we have a long way to go, but we couldn't be more excited.
Edit: Also, here's the video of us building it (in just under an hour): https://youtu.be/TXsjnd_4SBo
I'm excited to see desktop applications built using FlutterFlow as desktop support for flutter is fast improving.
P.S. I've added FlutterFlow to my curated list of startup tools - https://startuptoolchain.com/ under Visual Programming. I wish you all the best.
Thanks for bringing them to my notice.
I see the web/index.html references a service worker that doesn't exist in the repo. Is this the case or am I looking in the wrong place?
Do you have a generated service worker file you can share?
Also, does it support rendering/previewing custom widgets?
FWIW-- I've done a fair amount iOS development and loved IB (despite all the crashes and issues) for the easy visual editing; so, I'm primarily looking at this as a way to better visualize and layout my components (I personally don't need incredibly robust desktop support).
Thanks for the work on this it looks awesome.
- Is it possible to set an API request header to include the Firebase ID token?
- Are you able to embed a webview on a page?
- Is there a pattern yet for in-app payments?
Your backgrounds [1] seem very solid so why not showcase it?
would love to see a 5-min version of this video, narrated and/or annotated, with zero formatting, or bootstrap-like default formatting.
one thing that always trips me out with UI builders is seeing how, to produce some 'simple' list, you have to stack a grid, on top of a card, on top of a row, on top of a column, on top of a cell, on top of a row, inside of a column, etc.
just seems like i should be able to drag one simple list-like component into the view, wire up the api/db query, done.
am always interested in how companies transition from a deep build phase into a build-and-market-what-you've-already-built phase.
in terms of our team, we're looking to bring on a community manager and a content strategist.
if you'd like to chat with me on content strategy, you have my email :)
The tool is called ui-editor and it generates code in reactjs. I'm trying to address few problems in web as an experiment here is the link to the tool https://github.com/imvetri/ui-editor