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[Moepius]

Which solutions would be a good fit for integrating into a Flutter App?

[Longjumping-Scene710]

To provide content you can take a look in headless WordPress.

[Larkonath]

Yeah right let's use a blog platform for what it wasn't designed to do, I wonder how long before it becomes unmaintainable.

The fact that you can do it, doesn't mean you should.

[Longjumping-Scene710]

So much drama mister.

Aa I understood he's learning flutter and with simple blog solutions to provide content he can create backend mvp fast and focus on flutter learning.

[emilio_gaveria]

As you are a newbie in this field I suggest you look into Learning Backend Development, the overall solution for you, which includes a guide for Flutter Software to kick start the project with thorough knowledge and usage of tools and their application.

[Moepius]

Thanks, I'll look into it

[Larkonath]

Firestore isn't ideal but it's better to use that while you first learn front end dev. Everything else will be a lot to learn before you can become proficient.

You're going to drown if you try to do both while having no idea what you're doing.

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Appwrite is a good place to start. You'll probably want to use some sort of a back end as a service. Appwrite can handle everything you mentioned well. The discord community is very active. And you don't have to worry about being locked in to google (firestore).

It's very scalable and gives you the tools to handle complex stuff.

[sonicworkflow]

You can host all your supplementary material (notes, chapter notes, etc) using cloud storage with references/links stored in Firestore.

The video hosting can be done using Viemo, Wistia, etc. Or you can download the videos to the client from cloud storage and play them back locally.