Flutterflow for Beginners: Easy to Follow, No BS Course.

Build a counter app in flutterflow by creating an integer app state variable counter, displaying 'counter: {counter}', and wiring an increment button to update the state, then test with reload.

Create a node app in Flutter Flow by wiring a Firestore notes collection, a text field, and a tap-to-create button, with Firebase setup and permissions.

Learn to display notes in a Flutter Flow app using a list view fed by a backend query, rendering each note as a row with text and an icon.

Delete a node by using a delete icon to remove its Firestore document, and pass the node’s document reference as a page parameter to navigate to a note update page.

Update a node value by adding an update document action in flutter flow, binding the target text field to a variable and testing the edit flow on notes.

Set up a new flutterflow project, connect to firebase, enable authentication and a users collection, and implement login and register flows with email and password.

Create a post feature by adding a text field and an icon, store posts in Firestore with user_email, message, and date_created, and require authenticated users to create posts.

Show posts using a list view by querying the posts collection ordered by date created desc, displaying user email, message, and relative time with light theme.

Add a like toggle with a heart icon and a dynamic like count from the post's likes field in Firestore, updating when the authenticated user toggles a like.

Create a my posts page by duplicating the feed and filtering to the authenticated user's posts with the user email. Deploy Firestore indexes to support the queries.

Add edit and delete controls for posts in FlutterFlow, wire delete to Firestore, and build a custom update dialog with a post document reference to update the message.

Publish your Flutterflow app to the web by enabling web under platforms, configuring web publishing, and optionally enabling the PWA for installation, then share the generated link.