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Flutter & Firebase Build a Grocery App with a WEB Admin panel From scratch with payment gateway integration 2024 Edition
InstructorHadi KachmarEditorial course preview
These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This visual demonstrates the application's dual-theme capability by displaying five smartphone screens side-by-side, contrasting light and dark modes across product detail and wishlist views.
This frame displays the mobile application's payment interface, featuring input fields for credit card details and billing address while highlighting upcoming Stripe gateway support.
A visual demonstration of the user authentication flow featuring welcome back and welcome screens with email, password fields, and social login integration.
This composite view illustrates the grocery application's core features, showcasing the product wishlist, checkout process, and user account management screens.
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The curriculum covers essential full-stack mobile features including state management with Provider, Firebase Authentication, and Stripe payment processing.
Instruction provides concise examples for specific technical hurdles such as Null Safety and asset file access.
The web admin panel construction receives significantly less explanation than the mobile UI, often presenting code without detailed walkthroughs. Note that these signals come from reviews dated before the displayed update and do not prove the current state has not been corrected.
One sampled review suggests that troubleshooting often relies on a trial-and-error approach that lacks explicit explanation of the underlying logic or widget behavior. These signals are from reviews dated before the displayed update, which does not guarantee a correction has occurred.
The course targets those interested in full-app builds, though the difficulty of the admin section may impact beginners; this signal predates the displayed course update, so the update may have addressed it, but the update label does not prove that it was corrected.