Flutter Custom Auth: Riverpod 3.0, Dio & Shared Preferences Tutorial

Here is the updated video description, incorporating the specific repository links and the Node.js requirement. I have organized the "Code & Resources" section to make the setup process clear for your viewers, distinguishing between the starter code (for following along) and the final solution. [Video Title] Stop Hardcoding Auth! Build a Production-Grade System in Flutter (Riverpod 3.0 + Dio) [Description] In this video, we go beyond simple Firebase examples and build a production-grade custom authentication system in Flutter. I’ll show you exactly how to connect your Flutter app to a custom backend API using Dio, manage the authentication state with the new Riverpod 3.0, and persist user sessions securely using Shared Preferences. We will cover everything from handling login requests and storing tokens to managing user sessions and auto-logout functionality. ⚠️ IMPORTANT: Prerequisites To follow along with this tutorial, you will need Node.js installed on your system to run the local backend server. 📂 Code & Resources To get started, please clone the following two repositories (Backend & Flutter Starter): 🔹 Server Repository (Required): https://github.com/dartbucket/sample-auth-server (Make sure to run npm install and node index.js to start the server) 🔹 Flutter Starter Code: https://github.com/dartbucket/flutter_auth ✅ Complete Solution (Final Code): https://github.com/dartbucket/flutter_auth/tree/complete-solution #Flutter #Riverpod #FlutterDev #Dio #Authentication #Dart #MobileAppDevelopment #StateManagement #CodingTutorial #Dartbucket #Riverpod3 #FullStack #AppDev #Tech #Programming