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Full-stack Dart with Simon Lightfoot: Pt 1 (The Boring Flutter Developme...
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Simon Lightfoot and Craig Labenz build a distributed counter app using Flutter, websockets, shelf, Google Cloud Run, and Redis.
In this episode, Simon Lightfoot and Craig Labenz begin a journey with full-stack Dart. They set out to create a distributed counter app, using Flutter, websockets, shelf, Google Cloud Run, and Redis. How far will they get? Chapters: - Introduction - Opening a websocket in Flutter - Starting the server - Reading the Dockerfile - Running the server in Docker - Installing gcloud - Deploying the server to Cloud Run - Adding websockets to the server - Listening to websocket responses in Flutter - Outro Resources: Get started with Flutter → flutter.dev Simon Lightfoot on Twitter → goo.gle/3O9qb3Y Watch more episodes of the Boring Show here → goo.gle/BoringFlutterShow Subscribe to the Flutter channel → goo.gle/FlutterYT #Flutter #BoringShow #DeveloperWhat people say. Recommended as an excellent demonstration of using Dart for both frontend Flutter development and backend server implementation.
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