The aim of this guide is to build a Back4app backend to support a Flutter application. The application will connect and interact with the set-up backend using the Parse server SDK. The application you will build is a simple Contacts app that allows users to create and read contacts. These...
This is a simple step-by-step guide to show you how to create your app in Flutter GetX. Check out the below links to find out more about GetX's features. Also, I created a small movie app in GetX that you can check out for better understanding. References https://github.com/socialm...
It is a general-purpose CMS that does not drag its backend with it. At the same time, it is not something like React Admin, where to create something, you need to write tons of code.To start using Nanc, it is enough to: Describe the data structures that you want to manage through ...
There are many reasons to create inclusive applications, but with react-native-paper you’re doing it by default. React Navigation Paper’s components such as Drawer, Appbar, or Bottom Navigation can be fully integrated with react-navigation. Dawid Urbaniak in his blog post describes how to ...
As can be seen from the chart below, Flutter has been gaining a lot of users in recent months. In 2018, Flutter’s market share doubled and it is on track to surpass React Native in terms of search queries, hence our decision to create a new Flutter tutorial. ...
In the <Navbar /> component, we are merely creating the navigation menu for our application. Notice that I have used the <AppBar /> component from material-ui to give it a native look.import React, { Component } from "react"; import { Link } from "react-router-dom"; import { App...
So to work around this, I've tried to make the parent StackNavigator rebuildable: const buildStack = () => ( StackNavigator({ screen: { screen: TabNavigator(Routes, TabConfig), } }) ) Using this builder, I can create the initial stack and then I can subscribe to the Navigation/RESET...
Flutter Widget = React Native Components = Ionic Components/Controllers = Android Activities. Everything you made is widget in short. Button, Tabs, ListView, Drawer, Gridview etc all are the widgets. In short Understanding: Stateless widgets are those when you want to make a UI which do not ...
performance, giving native-like response. The advantage over the likes of React Native is that you can write the UI once, as it circumvents the OS native UI components entirely. Flutter also has a first rate development experience, including hot reload and debugging in VSCode, which is ...
As we know in the React world. We have different frameworks for web and mobile, ReactJs & React Native. Though when making a web & mobile app we can reuse a lot of the code such as business logic, by implementing certain patterns, but when it comes to the UI elements, we would have...