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Flutter Mastery: Basics to Advanced with Real-World Projects
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Flutter Mastery: Basics to Advanced with Real-World Projects

Unlock Flutter by mastering its core concepts, building interactive apps, and developing advanced projects from scratch!
Last updated 11/2024
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What you'll learn

  • Master the basics of Flutter, including setting up your environment and building your first app.
  • Work with essential Flutter widgets and layouts to create responsive UIs.
  • Implement asynchronous programming with FutureBuilder and manage state efficiently.
  • Develop interactive UI components such as buttons, input fields, tooltips, and navigation elements.
  • Build advanced features like login pages, calculators, and to-do lists.
  • Gain experience with Flutter animations, custom styling, and project structuring.
  • Create real-world Flutter projects, covering the complete app development lifecycle.

Course content

4 sections85 lectures11h 28m total length
  • Introduction to Course2:19

    Beginner Flutter fundamentals guide you to build a basic app with Visual Studio. Understand basic Dart concepts and the widget tree, with prerequisites in basic programming knowledge.

  • Basic Examples on Flutter7:05

    create a beginner flutter project in vscode, set up main.dart with a material app and a home screen, and add first_class.dart to demonstrate navigation via navigator.push.

  • Basic Examples on Flutter Continue10:30

    Explore basic Flutter layouts by building a scaffold with a stretched column and expanded widgets, then refine text styling and alignment to illustrate real-world app structure.

  • Creating Future Builder Example9:40

    Explore creating a Flutter future builder example that delays five seconds and shows loading, then a check icon on success or an error icon on failure, with text and padding.

  • Different Buttons Example Part 15:15

    Create a Flutter button page using a stateful widget, deploy a grid view with a fixed cross axis count, rounded pink material buttons, and styled text for a polished interface.

  • Different Buttons Example Part 29:04

    Explore creating and styling multiple Flutter material buttons—raw material button, button with cage example, outline, flat, raised, icon, and toggle buttons—demonstrating on pressed handlers and themed text.

  • Different Buttons Example Part 34:53

    Develop a Flutter UI with a pop up menu button and drop down button, using onChanged, setState, and the item builder to define menu items.

  • Different Buttons Example Part 412:19

    Explore Flutter button varieties—from dropdowns with and without underline to floating action buttons and extended FABs—covering on pressed events, hero tags, and menu items.

  • Tile Page Example Part 17:28

    Create a tile page in Flutter by building a stateful widget with a scaffold, a list view, list tiles, and a pop up menu button, managing selection, checkboxes, and switches.

  • Tile Page Example Part 27:12

    Build a tile page with app icon and about box, showcasing list tile examples with titles and leading icons, plus checkbox and switch list tiles, padding, and theming.

  • Tile Page Example Part 37:40

    Define a selectable tile with icons, colors, and padding, then build an expansion panel list with expandable items, callbacks, and themed text styling for a Flutter tile page.

  • Tile Page Example Part 47:33

    Build a Flutter tile page by configuring text styles, padding, and grid tiles, then add interactive elements like pop-up menus, check boxes, switches, and expansion tiles.

  • Input Screen Example Part 18:28

    Create an input screen in flutter by building a stateful widget, using radio options, a checkbox, a switch, and range labels inside a scaffold with padding and rows.

  • Input Screen Example Part 25:55

    Design an input screen in Flutter by applying padding, text fields with outline borders and hint text, and adding a range slider with state updates and themed styling.

  • Input Screen Example Part 38:10

    Explore building a Flutter input screen with a horizontal stepper, radio buttons, checkboxes, text fields, range sliders, and action buttons, plus a draggable state example and Cupertino integration.

  • Input Screen Example Part 46:26

    Define Flutter data with the Flutter logo as draggable and feedback, size 100.0, then build a drag target using the theme accent color and onWillAccept and onAccept to update isSuccessful.

Requirements

  • Basic knowledge of programming (preferably in Dart, JavaScript, or a similar language). Familiarity with object-oriented programming concepts. A computer with Flutter and Dart SDK installed (installation instructions will be provided in the course).

Description

Course Introduction

This comprehensive course is designed to take you on a journey through the exciting world of Flutter, a powerful framework for building beautiful, natively compiled applications for mobile, web, and desktop from a single codebase. Whether you are just starting with Flutter or looking to enhance your skills to an advanced level, this course covers everything you need to become a proficient Flutter developer.

With a blend of theoretical explanations, practical examples, and hands-on projects, this course is structured to cater to beginners, intermediates, and advanced learners. Each section is meticulously crafted to help you build a strong foundation in Flutter, gradually progressing to more sophisticated app development techniques and culminating in real-world projects.

Section 1: Flutter - Beginner Level
This section serves as your introduction to the Flutter framework. You'll start with the basics, such as setting up your Flutter environment, understanding the Flutter architecture, and learning how to create your first simple Flutter application. You'll explore essential widgets and layouts, working through examples that demonstrate how to create interactive user interfaces. Lectures focus on FutureBuilder for asynchronous programming, using different button types, and building tile pages for dynamic content. By the end of this section, you'll be comfortable with input handling and creating responsive layouts, setting a strong foundation for more advanced concepts.

Section 2: Flutter - Intermediate Level
Building on the basics, the intermediate section dives deeper into more sophisticated widgets and functionality. You'll learn to implement tooltips, placeholders, swipe actions, and custom widgets like radio buttons and checkboxes. The section also covers creating sleek and functional UI components like Floating Action Buttons, Index Stacks, and AbsorbPointers. You'll gain hands-on experience in developing splash screens and profile pages, enhancing your apps with engaging user experiences. By the end of this section, you will be skilled in using Flutter's intermediate components to build polished, user-friendly applications.

Section 3: Flutter - Advanced Level
In this advanced section, you will tackle complex app components and functionalities. You'll master creating complete login pages, build a simple calculator app, and develop features like home screens and to-do lists. This section emphasizes the use of advanced widgets like TextFormField for form handling, image manipulation, and state management techniques to ensure your apps are efficient and scalable. With the skills gained here, you'll be able to handle complex application requirements and optimize for performance and user engagement.

Section 4: Flutter Project
The final section is project-based, allowing you to apply everything you've learned throughout the course. You'll build a complete Flutter application from scratch, exploring advanced concepts like navigation, state management, custom animations, and integrating third-party libraries. The project covers building apps with Material Design, implementing menus, scaffolds, custom AppBars, and sophisticated UI components like Slivers, animated icons, and Cupertino-style elements. By completing this project, you'll not only solidify your Flutter knowledge but also have a polished portfolio piece to showcase your skills.

Course Conclusion

By the end of this course, you will have gained a solid understanding of Flutter, from the foundational concepts to advanced app development techniques. You'll be capable of building fully functional, beautiful applications that can run seamlessly across multiple platforms. Whether you're looking to kickstart your career as a Flutter developer, improve your existing skills, or develop your own apps, this course will equip you with the knowledge and hands-on experience needed to succeed.

Who this course is for:

  • Beginners: If you're new to Flutter or app development, this course starts from the basics and gradually builds your skills.
  • Intermediate Developers: Perfect for those with some experience in Flutter looking to enhance their skills with intermediate and advanced techniques.
  • Experienced Developers: Even if you're already familiar with app development, this course covers advanced Flutter features and projects to help you master the framework.
  • Mobile App Enthusiasts: If you're passionate about creating mobile apps and want to explore a new framework, this course offers hands-on projects that will boost your confidence and skills.