rTorrent is a BitTorrent Client written in C++ with a focus on high performance and good code. It’s one of the fastest BitTorrent clients out there.

ruTorrent is the web-interface for the Bit-Torrent Client rTorrent. They communicate with the XML-RPC protocol which is a type of Inter Process Communication (IPC).

ruTorrent-flutter is the mobile-interface for the Bit-Torrent Client rTorrent.

Since ruTorrent is an open-source web-application built by amazing people with a set of APIs which implements features and plugins such as downloading torrents from RSS feeds etc.

The RuTorrent-Flutter community have decided to use the ruTorrent’s APIs for implementing the ruTorrent-flutter Mobile Application instead of directly using rtorrent’s APIs.

I made a quick drawing to explain things better.

Links to all the projects :

RTorrent — https://github.com/rakshasa/rtorrent

RuTorrent — https://github.com/Novik/ruTorrent

RuTorrent-Flutter — https://github.com/CCExtractor/rutorrent-flutter

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Posted my story on Reddit and received 2.4k up-votes so thought of sharing this with the Medium family too.

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Yep, that’s what I told my friend who needed an app ASAP.

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In this article we will be exploring the art of designing data models for Firebase to make it super easy to store and retrieve them.

When we design a data model in our application for any entity say, a person.

We build a class with its

• Properties
• A constructor to initialize the object
• Its methods (if needed)

Lets look at an example below :

class Person{
  int id;
  String name;
  String phoneNumber;
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Okay, so that was a Data Model, but how does Firebase fit into this?

Storing data in Firestore

Cloud Firestore supports a variety of…