Control your Flutter application on the fly with Firebase Remote Config
summary
A simple Flutter prototype becomes a live product by wiring it to Firebase Remote Config and Analytics, fetching JSON parameters with fetchAndActivate and a stream for real-time remote config updates, plus a minimumFetchInterval tweak. Conditions enforce platform-specific behavior (Android mandatory update), feature flags gate a laugh-meter, and an AB test compares audio vs button rating — the button wins, outperforming the baseline by 60%, showing the setup works for safe rollouts and experiments.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:17Firebase setup
- 6:11Remote config basics
- 11:53Conditions and targeting
- 17:34Feature flagging
- 22:13A/B testing
- 27:50Summary and Q&A
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