Advanced Flutter: Build Enterprise-Ready Apps.

Explore how state management drives a fitness tracker app in Flutter, from onboarding to upper and lower body workout tabs, a form to add workouts, and the activity graph.

Discover how Riverpod enables scalable Flutter state management with code generation, dependency injection via provider scope, and building a workout model using freezed and JSON serialization.

Explore how to use provider scope to persist onboarding state with shared preferences, override providers, and navigate from onboarding to the home screen in flutter enterprise apps.

Explore flutter hooks to manage widget lifecycle and form state with use effect and use editing controller, replacing init state and dispose. Integrate Riverpod with hooks to add workouts.

Explore how flutter hooks simplify form state and resource management: use text editing controller hook, use memorised for a stable global key, and use state with value notifier for dropdowns.

Render workouts from the provider with watch to auto-update the upper and lower body tabs, filter by type, and show live updates; toggle completion, apply strikethrough, and delete entries.

Build an activity graph with 31 day blocks in a Flutter app, where each block's opacity reflects daily completed workouts and updates dynamically using flutter hooks and memoization.

Fetch motivational quotes from a free API using Riverpod, build a quote model, and implement a functional provider to manage loading and error states for a dynamic UI.

Implement the ui part by adding a quote widget on the workout screen that fetches quotes from an api with riverpod, handling loading, data, and error states and enabling refresh.

Debounce API requests and cancel ongoing responses when leaving a screen by using a reusable extension that manages a HTTP client, improving performance and preventing server overload in Flutter.

Explore routing and authentication flow in an enterprise Flutter app, from sign-in and sign-up with local shared preferences storage to profile updates, bottom navigation, and dynamic screen routing.

examine the limitations of flutter navigator 1.0, including deep linking and route guarding, and discover how go router (navigator 2.0) improves enterprise navigation.

Set up go router with Riverpod, configure initial location and error handling, define routes, enable navigator 2.0, and manage routes with a centralized route names class.

Explore implementing shell routes with go router to navigate a home screen with a bottom navigation bar, preserving workout list and profile states via a stateful shell route.

Implement an auth guard in Flutter using GoRouter to redirect unauthenticated users to sign in, check onboarding status, and streamline startup navigation.

Fix the auth guard by routing the initial page to the workout list and using goNamed for sign-in and sign-out redirects, while defining guarded sign-in, sign-up, and onboarding routes.

Delve into deep linking in Flutter, covering schemes, hosts, and paths, compare https vs custom schemes, and implement Apple universal links with assetlinks verification for secure app to web routing.

Explore deep linking in Android and Flutter, configuring manifest for https links, intent filters, and auto verify, plus Go Router integration with query parameters and sharing profile links.

Explore selecting a structured architecture for flutter apps, detailing the presentation, application, domain, and data layers, and how routers, providers, and data sources like firebase or rest apis fit together.

Structure the presentation layer in Flutter by organizing ui into screens, controllers, and widgets, and refactor long screens into reusable components for maintainability.

This lecture guides structuring the domain layer in a Flutter app, converting user models into entities, and defining repositories like auth repo, with equitable for value equality.

Set up the data layer in a Flutter enterprise app by implementing data models, entities, Firebase and Rest data sources, and separating domain and data concerns.

Organize firebase integration by creating an auth folder for firebase data source and implement future API adapters. Configure android and ios with flutter fire CLI and initialize firebase in main.

Explore a repository-driven data source for authentication that unifies Firebase and REST API implementations behind a single interface, and store user profiles in Firestore.

Build a custom centralized error handling system in Flutter with base, Firebase, and network handlers, plus a factory to return clear user messages.

Fix the auth notifier in the presentation layer by introducing sign-in and sign-up states with freezed, integrating firebase authentication via an auth repository, and handling loading, success, and error outcomes.

Explore enterprise-ready authentication flows and navigation in Flutter, including splash screen, get current user, Riverpod wiring, and Firestore-backed data sync, with a cached quote feature.

Explore the layer first approach to structuring a flutter app by feature across presentation, domain, and data layers, organizing auth, onboarding, quotes, and workouts.

Discover the feature first folder structure in Flutter, organizing each feature with domain, application, data, and presentation layers; learn its scalability and maintainability over layer first.

Discover Mason bricks to automate boilerplate, enforce consistent project structure, and reuse templates via Mason CLI, Brick Hub, and hello brick across Flutter apps.

Learn to create a reusable Mason brick template for an error handler, organize folders under lib and core handlers, and generate templates using terminal commands plus a visual Mason extension.

Learn how Mason hooks automate template generation, install dependencies automatically, and run pre and post generation scripts, demonstrated by converting the better client extension into a brick template.

Learn to automate screen generation with mason bricks, creating a screen with file structure and boilerplate by configuring feature and screen-name prompts and choosing a stateless or stateful widget.

Explore the three types of Flutter tests—unit, widget, and integration—and learn how test driven development guides when to write tests, plus practical trade-offs.

Discover unit testing in flutter by organizing tests, using flutter test and Mockito, and applying arrange, act, and assert to verify auth repository behavior with mocked data.

Explore testing the auth repository with a mocked auth data source and test user, covering sign in, sign out, and sign up flows, using left/right results and AAA practices.

Master semantic versioning for apps, understanding major, minor, and patch changes, build numbers, and pre-release identifiers (alpha, beta, rc) for avoiding incompatible API updates.

Change your Flutter app logo quickly and professionally using the Flutter Launcher Icons package, showcasing separate config file or inline pubspec options for Android and iOS.

Update Android and iOS app names, generate a keystore, configure signing in Gradle, and build an Android app bundle for the Play Store, with minimum SDK 23 and ProGuard rules.

Publish an android app to the Play Store with the Play Console, create the app, configure internal and close testing, and release with app integrity safeguards.

Configure a production-ready Flutter app for Google Play by setting a privacy policy link, gated access with credentials, ad status, content rating, target audience, and comprehensive data safety disclosures.

Learn how to organize and present your app in the Google Play Store—from category, tags, and contact details to descriptions, graphics, and publishing for review.

Master makefiles to store and reuse long flutter commands, streamline builds for production and staging, and automate tasks like build runner and icon generation through phony targets.

Define production and staging main files in the launch config, then create iOS schemes and duplicate build configurations to support flutter flavors; adjust bundle IDs and app display name.

Configure Flutter flavors to run production and staging variants, dynamically set the app title and theme per flavor, and build Android and iOS entries with consistent identifiers.

Automate flutter app ci/cd with GitHub Actions or CodeMagic, push to a main production branch, manage a development branch, and secure keystore files with git ignore.

Set up code magic for Flutter apps using the workflow editor and GitHub integration to create production and internal testing ci/cd pipelines with shorebird updates.

Master advanced code magic setup for enterprise Flutter apps by configuring automatic build triggers, environment variables, dependency caching, tests, and release builds across iOS and Android.

Walk through a flutter build and deployment workflow, including android code signing, handling test failures, and preparing google play publishing with a secure service account json.

Learn how Flutter builds produce an aab with a production flavor, perform tree shaking and R8 optimization, and use pragma decorators to protect native code.

Set up Google API access by configuring a Google Cloud Console project, enabling the Google Play Android Developer API, and creating a service account key for Code Magic.