In this meeting, the participants discuss a feature that needs to be replicated. The feature involves pressing a button and filtering athletes based on specific conditions. They consider using a hex code color to mimic the competitor's default button color. They also discuss the use of filters and how the filter conditions should adjust to the data being passed through. They mention the use of an API to designate the sport associated with each player and consider consolidating multiple APIs into a single API. They discuss the challenges with nested tables and nested arrays in FlutterFlow, compared to Xano's ability to handle complex data structures. They talk about the trade-offs between front-end and back-end development, as well as the advantages of using no-code tools like Zeno for complex data manipulation. They also mention that FlutterFlow's approach to handling complex cases is to use custom components and turn to code when necessary. The meeting ends with a general discussion and appreciation for the participants' insights.
(Source: Office Hours 5/22 )
