This cross-platform application is being developed for the Android and iOS platforms using the Flutter SDK by Google. The idea behind this app is make it a one-stop solution for any community to smoothly organise meetups.
- A digital badge with QR for check-in
- A chat platform for the attendees of the meet-up with the speaker
- Ability to ask/queue questions to the speaker in-between the meetup, which are shown to the speaker, live.
- A quick feedback flow for meetups.
- Directions to the venue (using AR, needs brainstorming)
- Organise Quizzes in the app
- The meetups will be integrated with the Meetup API
The app makes use of Firebase, so in order to run or build this application you will have to:
- Create a new firebase project
- Add the android application to the project
- Just download the google-services.json file and place it in
android/appdirectory. - Make sure that the google-services.json file is not checked into version control.
- Keep a backup of the file, just in case you lose the local version of your project.
This project uses the Flutter SDK. If you are passionate about Flutter, or mobile app development in general, and want to help us solve the problem of organising meetups for thousands of communities around the world, then this is where you start.
A few resources to get you started if this is your first Flutter project:
When contributing to this repository, please first discuss the change you wish to make via issue, email, or any other method with the owners of this repository before making a change.
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- Fork the repo and create your branch from
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flutter analyzeand eliminate errors, and warnings (if any). - Keep the code formatted.
- Launch that pull request.
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