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I have been steadily learning programming-related content as a hobby, albeit at a shallow level, and I've always wanted to establish myself as a solo developer someday. Until now, I felt a significant barrier to entry into the unknown world of backend integration, servers, security, and so on. This course was great because it provided concise explanations from basic UI to Firestore integration! What I noticed while watching various courses and YouTube videos was that there are plenty of basic courses and occasionally advanced courses for professionals, but I felt there weren't many courses targeting people in the middle ground. Through this course, I was able to break through the parts where I was stuck. I'm curious if you have plans to add 'code courses worth covering in FlutterFlow' such as custom functions~ I understand Dart/Flutter code at a basic level. I'm curious about how this feels when applied in FlutterFlow! For example, things that can be handled as actions within FlutterFlow wouldn't need separate code writing, and I'm curious about what custom code is frequently used outside of actions, what that boundary(?) is, and how experts utilize custom code~ +Additionally, I'm curious about responsive app design! I understand the concept to some extent, but I'm wondering if you have plans to cover practical content on how to best handle device size-appropriate design (padding, font size, etc.) for different devices!
First, thank you so much for your precious course review! Your journey as a solo developer pursuing your dreams is admirable, and I sincerely support you to achieve success! Regarding the Custom Function you mentioned, it's used when processing data and when frequently used across multiple pages. Let me give you an example from a project I'm personally working on. There's logic that takes keywords like love and sadness as input and expresses them as colors. By processing them as shown below to express specific keywords as colors, if you use this frequently across multiple screens, using custom functions would be convenient. Color getEmotionColor(String emotion) { switch (emotion) { case '์ฌ๋': return Color(0xFFFF8A80); // Coral Pink case '์ฌํ': return Color(0xFF90CAF9); // Soft Blue } } You also inquired about responsive UI, which can definitely be implemented with custom functions. Regarding follow-up courses, I had considered it when first creating the course, but currently I don't have the capacity due to my main job and personal projects.๐ญ If the opportunity arises, I'll try to post related content on my blog. Thank you once again. Thank you.
Thank you for taking the time to leave a reply despite being busy~ Now that I think about it, responsive design was something I could have searched for sufficiently, and thank you for explaining about custom functions as well~ Thank you for the great lecture!
