
Explore Flutter, a fast cross-platform framework that builds Android and iOS apps from a single Dart codebase. Master Dart basics, hot reload, and null safety to start coding.
Learn how to download Flutter for Mac, install the Flutter extension in Visual Studio Code, and begin with the basics of Dart.
Master the basics of Dart: define a main function with void, print strings and numbers, use variables, data types (string, int, double, bool), and explore lists, string interpolation, and comments.
Learn how loops use if-else to handle true and false conditions, distinguish assignment from equality, and explore booleans with practical examples.
Explore how functions work in dart, from the main function and void vs string returns to defining functions with required, optional, and named parameters, and using print statements.
Discover how a child class extends a parent class to inherit properties like height, age, and name, with multilevel inheritance in a Flutter beginner context.
Learn to build your first Flutter app in Dart by setting up a new project, using the material app widget, and building a stateless home page with hot reload.
learn what a stateless widget means in Flutter, where data cannot change at runtime, and see how scaffold, build context, and text widgets build a simple interface.
Explore the container widget within a scaffold body, customizing color, height, width, alignment, and child text to build simple layouts in Flutter.
Explore styling text in Flutter by using the text widget's style to set color and font size, center alignment, and the basic widget hierarchy from scaffold to container.
Explore flutter buttons, including elevated, text, and icon buttons, and learn how the onPressed property triggers actions, such as printing 'Button clicked', while adding icons to buttons.
Learn to create a Flutter row with multiple containers, assign colors and fixed sizes, and control horizontal alignment using main axis alignment options like center, space between, and start.
Explore Flutter columns, their main axis and cross axis alignments, and how to place containers with colors inside a column, adjust spacing, and scaffold a simple stateful widget.
Explore how stateful widgets differ from stateless widgets, build a counter that updates in real time, and understand hot reload and the build method in Flutter.
Learn to build a Flutter app with a gradient background using a container and box decoration, implementing a linear gradient with multiple colors and stops.
Build a Flutter UI with gradient and a container holding a column of styled text and an asset image, using media query size, safe area, and a rounded elevated button.
Import the audio package and create an audio player to play an asset from the assets folder, then test playback and handle errors during Flutter app setup.
Create the magic calculator UI in Flutter by building a scaffolded layout with safe area and two containers, then apply color codes and borders to resemble the design.
Create a reusable Flutter blocks widget using containers with padding and border radius, with an optional color, arranged as five rows by four columns to display dynamic text values.
Add interactive logic to the Flutter UI by updating a displayed text with onTap and state, enable horizontal scrolling, and implement a simple calculator that uses equals and changes color.
Continue learning by reading the Dart documentation, practice with Flutter UI clones, explore data storage with SKF Lite, and join the Hustle Army Discord for live coding and community support.
In this flutter course, I have tried to explain flutter in the easiest language possible. We will be covering a lot of different concepts in this course so that if you wish to become an Android developer or an IOS developer and build android applications and IOS applications , you will able to start without a hassle.
This course includes every thing. From learning some important concepts in dart like data types, classes, objects, single level inheritance, multi-level inheritance to learning how flutter actually works, the basic syntax and exploring widgets like container, text, images, etc.
Lastly, we will also be making two applications which are a Pee simulator which will help you avoid social interactions. Whenever you don't want to talk to someone, you can just go to the washroom and turn on this simulator and it will seem like you are actually peeing. You can also use other apps in background while the sound plays.
Other app that we will be building is the magic calculator which will help you fool you friends into thinking that you know magic. You will ask your friends for different numbers and the moment you press "=", their birth date will appear. How? Well join the course today.
Also you have passed. If you managed to read all of this that I wrote, you are definitely worthy of joining this course right now.