Easy Riverpod Tutorial for Absolute Beginners

[@HQHAN]

Thanks for this! It is really helpful to understand how to utilize Riverpod in general.

[@TylerCodes]

Happy to hear so!

[@shiningzhang2288]

Excellent tutorial, love it. Thank you so much.

[@TylerCodes]

No problem! Eventually I have plans for a follow-up with a few more tips about riverpod. But until then, my latest WIP series uses riverpod to it's fullest potential so check it out!

[@hospicehounfodji4378]

Thanks, make a tutorial about freezed

[@TylerCodes]

I use freezed all the time. I haven't done a dedicated video for it, but you'll see it covered in much of my content. I'd suggest looking here perhaps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIrHYoWXq6-pbZY&pp=gAQBiAQB

[@amin_abdedaiem]

pls a complete clean archetecture + riverpod + serverpod app video series from 0 to app store/ play store publishing, it will be the last thing any one planiing to be a mobile dev to watch or take, if u do it i will be soooooo appreciative.

[@TylerCodes]

I do love this idea but it's tricky because it's so specific. I worry every specific part of the tech stack will alienate viewers. ie, people who like bloc over riverpod + people who like firebase over serverpod. I fear it would take a lot of work with little viewership. Change my mind.

[@amin_abdedaiem]

@@TylerCodes tbh I agree with in regard to bloc but for serverpod I feel like they are two distinct approachs and allot of startups or small companies would prefer local hosting and that's serverpod, but for bloc I agree with everything u said.

[@TylerCodes]

I will consider this tho. I’d have to keep the app scope pretty minimal so it’s not a year long video haha. Any ideas?

[@amin_abdedaiem]

@@TylerCodes I guess a lil book sharing app can be good!? Since u have data that is being received from the server and since we are talking books, it can use external pdf libraries as well as u can retrieve the author name and likes as well as book title and cover, even if we made it as simple as possible it would still be interesting and cover everything from clean architecture and serverpod as well as Riverpod and this way we have covered 92% of app dev in flutter, the rest will be just optional stuff like animation and ux as well as mutiaping like using maps and local services like location and Connectivity. ❤️

[@TylerCodes]

@@amin_abdedaiem I like the idea. However, I have something in mind with similar challenges that is closer to something I've actually wanted to build. Gonna give it some thought. I'll also be prefacing the series with a "we are basically building this live" kinda thing because normally I prebuild whatever I teach but I defs don't have the time to build it twice haha.

[@adil_ayoub_]

wow 😊😲😮

[@michaelamir25]

These global provider variables are what I hate the most about Riverpod 🤷🏻‍♂

[@TylerCodes]

The reference to the provider (service locator) is global (so that you can access it) but you can’t do anything with the service locator itself. You need ref to access it (for read, listen, watch, etc.). This is no different than using get_it with bloc. If you really didn’t want global (for some reason) you can instantiate the providernotifier in your local code but I don’t see any reason to do that. What state management library do you use that doesn’t have something global?