
Explore flutter flow, a low-code tool for rapid mobile app development, and create your first blank Tinder clone project with a login UI built by dragging widgets.
Learn how to navigate apps using actions in Flutterflow, including creating a custom app bar, wiring buttons to navigate to pages, and setting up conditional navigation such as admin checks.
Navigate from the home page to a child page and back, enforcing a single back path. Configure the back button and app bar to restrict navigation.
Delete a Firestore document by tapping a red trash icon in a row, selecting delete document in flutter flow, and using the document reference from the users collection.
Learn to update Firestore documents in a Flutterflow Firebase Tinder clone by passing user data between pages, preloading fields, and chaining CRUD actions with navigation.
Convert a widget into a reusable FlutterFlow component and pass a user object through component parameters to keep data and actions consistent across pages.
Explore version control by saving software states with a git-like tool, using diary-style snapshots to restore earlier versions of login UI and pages.
Add a video element and upload workflow in Firebase, updating the authenticated user's Firestore document with the video presentation URL, and test the upload end-to-end for production readiness.
Explore arranging elements with columns and rows in the Tinder app. Use containers, list view, and grid views, with padding, alignment, and expand or scrollable options.
Convert a user card into a component and pass data via parameters (email and photo path), then compare flexibility versus performance when choosing whole object versus individual props.
Build a simplified tinder clone with flutterflow and firebase, focusing on authentication, my profile with image and video, and a swipeable stack for matches and chat.
Create a tinder-style swipeable stack on people page using a card in the swipeable stack, with a single time query excluding current user and exposing photo URL and display name.
Upgrade your Firebase project in the console and deploy the backend with Cloud Functions. Explore the Blaze pay-as-you-go plan, 2 million free invocations per month, and per-usage pricing.
Please, if you want to know a bit more of Javascript (the language that we will use for the backend) go to the "Annex of Javascript Basics" at the end of the course before continuing.
Please, if you want to know a bit more of Javascript (the language that we will use for the backend) go to the "Annex of Javascript Basics" at the end of the course before continuing.
Please, if you want to know a bit more of Javascript (the language that we will use for the backend) go to the "Annex of Javascript Basics" at the end of the course before continuing.
https://github.com/pedronieto84/tinder-udemy-english
Please, if you want to know a bit more of Javascript (the language that we will use for the backend) go to the "Annex of Javascript Basics" at the end of the course before continuing.
Test a post api in FlutterFlow by creating and testing an api call, passing a json body with string ids, and verifying the backend Firestore update.
Learn to integrate an API call in flutter flow on a right swipe, passing the authenticated user id and the liked user id, and handle basic success and error.
Learn to query the theyLikeMe subcollection using a document reference from users, retrieve the display name, and render it via a reusable single-time query component.
Improve the tinder-like interface by adding padding and icons for like, dislike, and view profile, and build a simplified profile page with parameterized user data and navigation.
Implement a backend Firestore delete to remove a 'I don't like you' record from the current user's 'they like me' subcollection, with validation, API calls, and snack-bar feedback.
Develop a javascript function to generate a chat id from two user ids and create a chat document in the chats collection. Deploy and test messaging in tinder clone app.
Implement break match logic by deleting all chats, removing both users from the 'we like each other' subcollections, and triggering a post API call to complete the deletion.
Demonstrates end-to-end Tinder-like interactions in a FlutterFlow Firebase app: multi-user login, profile browsing, right-swipe likes, real-time chats, delete actions, and final navigation polish to complete the clone.
Configure firebase functions permissions for stripe operations in flutter flow via Google Cloud IAM to enable firestore and billing.
Learn how to create a Stripe customer via a direct API call using HTTP post, secret key, and form URL encoded body, integrated with FlutterFlow.
Demonstrate integrating Stripe by creating a Stripe customer after signup, using the authenticated user's email and name, updating a paid flag, and gating chat and profile actions with conditional visibility.
We will see the basic concepts of flutterflow and firebase. In the first block of the course. Then we will prepare some small backend with Firebase Functions, and with all the firebase libraries, using the programming language of Javascript. And then we will develop a full Tinder Clone with chat, swipes, matches, breaking matches functionality and even payments (using Stripe). Also along the course Chatgpt will be introduced and used as an assistant while we work. Here I Present you all the lectures that are included in this course:
Presentation and creation of first project
Create a firebase project and enable services
Explore firebase services
Connect firebase and flutterflow
Pages and navigation
Navigation by actions
Navigation with lateral menu
Navigate to child page
Read data from firestore
Create object in firestore
Delete an object from firestore
Update a firestore document
Create a component
Version control
Login
Sign Up
Google Auth
Reset Password
Upload images
Update image url
Upload video
Conditionals
API Calls
Layout columns rows
Layout with containers
Layout with listview
Layout with gridview
Pass data to component by parameters
Tinder: authentication and my profile
Tinder: add description
Tinder: swipeable stack
Tinder: icons in swipeable
Tinder: firebase change plan
Tinder: needed tools
Tinder: Firebase functions setup
Tinder: Firestore functions conection
Tinder: Version control and clone of a project
Tinder: function of I like a person
Tinder: Test API Call Post
Tinder: API Call integration in an action
Tinder: Query people that likes me
Tinder: Query subcollection they like me
Tinder: Detail of person who likes me
Tinder: I don't like a person
Tinder: backend logic for a match
Tinder: integration API Call of create match
Tinder: create component for user item chat
Tinder: chat conversation page
TInder: chat page layout
TInder: chat BBDD design
TInder: backend generate chat doc
Tinder: custom functions generate chat Id
TInder: how to debug errors
TInder chat behaviour implementation
TInder: chat item improvement
TInder: adding circle image
Tinder: break match logic
Tinder: final test
Stripe
Stripe: firebase permissions
Stripe: deploy functions and put credentials
Stripe: create api call to create customers
Stripe: integrate payment flow in app