Aman Negi
Aman Negi
Yes using flutter_cache_manager is the right way to go. I can help you implement this.
Hey @rolandgeider can I work on this issue. We can use the [flutter_cache_manager](https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_cache_manager) to do this.
Hey, @rolandgeider right now we are using `shared_preferences` in a scattered manner to currently dump our app data. What I want to suggest is we use `shared_preferences` in a more...
Umm not exactly, what I am suggesting is that we use `shared_prefs` as our database itself. Because I wasn't able to found another viable alternative for it... A thing we...
Okay Sure I'll do that.
Hey @rolandgeider can I work on this issue. Because there is no recent activity on this.
Hey @rolandgeider can I work on this issue?
Can I work on this issue?
``` var request = http.MultipartRequest('POST', uri); request.fields['id'] = 'some_id'; request.fields['account'] = json.encode({student:null}) + ';type=application/json'; // Make sure that's the last field to ensure it shows at end of the URL...
Let me know if I can help in any of this @trats08 @rolandgeider. Happy to help 😊