Firebase Authentication in Flutter | Production Patterns

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In this video I go over the way I use Firebase Authentication in production to keep my code maintainable and easy to manage. We cover the basic login and sign up functionality.

[CordSchneider]

@FilledStacks Brilliant tutorial as always, Dane. I'm looking forward to the rest of the Firebase series!

[mbaderoen]

Was messing around with firebase functions today so came to check your channel for knowledge. Agree with separating the refactoring into a separate task. Step 1 make it work, step 2 make it pretty. Lekker video!

[ReelSkilla]

Wooo finally. Im stuck with this firebase for weeks now. Cant decide which pattern to use. Thanks man.

[alexsavinien]

Hey there, i'm actually learning how to use your stacked architeture with Firebase. You and your team are doing a fantastic job !

[leonardoventocilla]

Great ! I've been waiting for this series. Thanks for sharing your great knowledge. Greetings from Brazil ...

[aliyoussef]

Thanks for your great efforts. Greetings from Syria ❤

[YazeedAlKhalaf]

Awesome 😎

I was searching for how to show the firebase errors thanks 🙏

[johnjamesflashman]

Once again Brilliant! You have not only saved me time but have also shown me a better way to structure my Flutter apps. When my app sells this will be of financial benefit to me, so in appreciation, I would like to buy you a coffee every now and then. It is pure selfishness on my behalf because I want you to continue sharing your invaluable knowledge with us. I believe I may not the only subscriber who feels the same therefore if you accept please let us know how we are able to send it.

[vOnez]

Awesome! Looking forward to the rest of the series. Thanks!

[AjiboyeTemitopeTayor]

I totally needed this video. Thank you for all you do.

[mallen]

Great informative video as always, keep up the inspiring work!

[IrateBT]

Clean Code, Clean Approach, you are a mountain in the Flutter foundation, Google should pay you big mountains.
I have a history in OO oriënted coding especially in Java EE & Java Android also with C# mvvm, MEAN, C++, C, old school html/css/javascript..., in the beginning I felt flut in Flutter & Dart, you showed me the path in the deep forest.
The Stacked package is really the way to go, I've used Provider pattern, block pattern, ... Stacked is really the best combination of both. Transparent, readable, maintainable, scaleable...
The dependency injection is really powerfull, just like old school Java CDI.
Thank you for your knowledge.
Just random commented on this video, I'm on point with the latest video's, I'm curious how long it will take to update the stacked package to safely work with the null safety, probably you're already working on it.
Keep it up,
Respect,
B

[charliepage]

Thanks for this @FilledStacks, I'm learning a lot from these tutorials. I started learning development in Swift/SwiftUI before moving to Flutter, and this is the best architecture I've found that mimics some of the functionality I'm used to there. Do you use ReactiveServiceMixin to listen to .authStateChanges in your production apps? I'm wondering what's the best way under this architecture to make sure all Firestore listeners are canceled and I return to the login screen if the authenticated user becomes null.

[SantosEnoque]

I have my Flutter tutorials channel, but I still enjoy learning from your content, hopefully we work on a video together one of these days.... cheers!!

[thewalkevent]

Hello there! This channel really helped me a lot with learning flutter from scratch. I am trying to run this tutorial, but I have encountered an error at 10:26 which shows a failed assertion error. How do I fix this?

[hasanimam]

Hi, like always i enjoy watching your videos and how easy to follow up with your way of getting things done. I have a question anyway, i'm not using FireBase, but an API that i built (using Aqueduct) that requires the user to obtain an OAuth token and use it for every request, i do that on login, my question is: I'm saving the User the same way you do it, but what about the token? do we save it inside Authentication service as well? or it's more specific to Api service and we just save it there?
Btw: the token expires in 24 hours, and needs to be refreshed if we want to keep the user logged in.

[fabianhenzler]

Is there a tutorial explaining your MVVM approach in detail? 🤩

[zachschuster]

@FilledStacks I really appreciate your informative content! In your Stacked architecture tutorial, you mention every view should have its own view model. I'm new to this architecture, but feel it would be reasonable to have the login and registration views share an authentication view model. Is this reasonable? If not, can you share your preferred approach? Thank you!

[spiceydev]

Sign in with Google would be an awesome thing to add

[arthursiloka]

Hi, thanks for the tutorials. Just the content I’m looking for. Thou as a beginner, I find it hard to follow along as you never explain the preliminary files that a already set up for your videos. It would better amazing to learn your thought process as why your system is set up this way and how it all links together. Thanks once more