1.1 – Introduction
1.2 – The Power of FlutterFlow
1.3 – Knowing the Platform
1.4 - Database and Firebase
1.5 – Database Setup
1.6 - Screen Design
1.7 – Database operations
1.8 - Last details

2.1 – App Presentation
2.2.1 - Login and Registration
2.2.2 – I forgot my password
2.3 – Uploading Images
2.4 – Associate trips to the user
2.5 – PDF upload
2.6 – Google Maps
2.7 – Web Publishing

3.1 – Presentation of the App
3.2 - Screen Design
3.3 – Setup API and Json Path
3.4.1 – Pulling data from the API
3.4.2 – Ending the Hero screen
3.5 – Search function in the API
3.6 – Dark Mode

4.1 – App Presentation
4.2 – Screens and Firebase Setup
4.3 - Screen Design
4.4 – Creation of the database
4.5.1 – View restaurants
4.5.2 – View dishes
4.6 - Cart operations
4.7 - Delivery End with API via CEP
4.8 – In-App Payments

5.1 – Responsive Web App Presentation
5.2 – Complete Design Planning
5.3 - Responsiveness with Wrap, Duplication and Conditionals
5.4 – Design System in FlutterFlow
5.5 – Desktop Menu, reduced menu and for Tablet
5.6 – Dashboard (Desktop)
5.7 - Action to reduce Menu
5.8 - Responsive Table
5.9 – Graph in FlutterFlow
5.10 – Dashboard (Tablet and Cell Phone)
5.11 – Pop ups and bottom sheet
5.12 – Hamburger Menu with Drawer
5.13 - Responsive Kanban Board
5.14 – Action to Reduce Menu
5.15 – My Team
5.16 – Animations in FlutterFlow
5.17 - Login and Registration Screen
5.18 – Web Publication
5.19 – Light and Dark Mode

*Module under recording.

In this module you will learn in detail about database and how to model database in Firebase for a multi-company and multi-employee App. In addition, we will connect all of the app's intelligence with the Web App frontend created in module 6.

*Future module that will be recorded.

In this module you will learn everything about how to publish your app in official stores and on the web.

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