Flutter Make HTTP Request and Load JSON in ListView

How to make HTTP requests to the Star Wars API and load JSON data into a ListView in Flutter.

In this tutorial, I'll show you how to make a Star Wars app using flutter and SWAPI(Star Wars API). Excuse my fatigue in this video. Join the Coffee Bytez Patreon for exclusive content: patreon.com/coffeebytez Substack: coffeebytez.substack.com/ Medium: medium.com/@coffeebytez Discord: discord.gg/xQFhrHRz SWAPI link: swapi.dev/documentation#people SWAPI JSON endpoint: swapi.dev/api/people/?format=json Flutter docs to parse JSON: flutter.dev/docs/cookbook/networking/background-parsing JSON Lint: jsonlint.com/ Source Code: github.com/cmcoffee91/starwarsflutter 📖 Chapters: 0:00:00 - Introduction to Flutter Project & Star Wars API 0:00:46 - Exploring SWAPI Documentation and People Endpoint 0:01:49 - Setting Up Flutter Project in Android Studio & Initial Run 0:03:06 - Researching JSON Loading in Flutter Documentation 0:03:37 - Adding HTTP Package Dependency to pubspec.yaml 0:04:30 - Refactoring Code: Moving MyHomePage to a Separate File 0:05:59 - Reviewing Network Request & JSON Parsing from Flutter Docs 0:08:52 - Implementing fetchPeople Function for SWAPI Data 0:10:35 - Setting Up FutureBuilder for Asynchronous Data Display 0:11:15 - Displaying Star Wars Character Names in a ListView 0:13:00 - Using JSONLint for Better JSON Readability 0:13:20 - Refining ListView to Extract Data from 'results' Object 0:14:20 - Displaying List of Character Names (Initial UI) 0:15:30 - Troubleshooting FutureBuilder Type Mismatch Error 0:15:57 - Enhancing UI with ListTile for Names and Birth Years 0:18:35 - Conclusion and Preview of Future Improvements