
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Advance your flutter skills at the intermediate level by learning to use common gauges, add animations, build navigation, scrollable layouts, and interactive app features with Dart and Flutter basics.
Create an intermediate Flutter project and build a tooltip example using colored containers, centered layouts, and a long-press interaction to reveal messages.
Learn to implement tooltips in Flutter by building a main.dart app with a MaterialApp, a tooltip example button, and widgets that show tooltips on long press.
Explore Flutter placeholder usage and swipe interactions by building a multi-widget layout with containers and placeholders, then implement a vertical page view with bouncing scroll to swipe between colored pages.
Learn to build a Flutter radio button example with two groups, track selected values in state, and display the chosen value in a scaffold layout.
Create a two-group radio button example in flutter by building rich text with text spans, wiring onChanged and setState to update selections, and adjusting text style and font size.
Design and implement a checkbox example in Flutter mastery, creating a stateful widget with multiple booleans and a list to track football, cricket, and basketball selections via setState.
Build a checkbox driven list in Flutter, manage selections with setState, and display the chosen games (such as volleyball and other games) using dynamic text and rich text.
Explore Flutter's floating action button with customizable positions, including center dock, end dock, center float, and end float, plus mini mode and a notched bottom app bar.
Demonstrate a Flutter absorb pointer example by building a user interface with pink and yellow containers inside an InkWell, updating the onscreen text with setState when containers are tapped.
Learn to use absorb pointer to control hit testing and implement an index stack example that cycles through colored containers with a button, resetting from three to zero to loop.
Develop two Flutter splash screen examples using an animation controller and curved animation, including splash one with a fade transition and splash two with asynchronous Dart code.
Demonstrates two flutter splash screen examples, including a splash two state with init state override and a four-second timer, using scaffold with colors, icons, text, and a circular progress indicator.
Create a profile page in Flutter using a stateless widget. Display a circular avatar from assets, a name, an email, and a contact number with padding, styling, and a divider.
Build a Flutter profile page using rows, columns, padding, and bold text to display address and contact details, and adapt it into an about us section.
Begin with an overview of advanced flutter concepts, set prerequisites in programming, and learn data storage with Firebase and Firestore, state management, and integrating blocks into Firestore through hands-on projects.
Set up a new Flutter project and convert main.dart into a menu application, then use a material button with Navigator.push to reach the first file—the login page example.
Build a login page in flutter, featuring email and password text fields with outlined borders, a pink page color, and a responsive layout using scaffold and single child scroll view.
Build a Flutter login page featuring a rounded avatar circle, email and password fields, and a floating action button with a forward icon, using custom colors and layout.
Create a simple Flutter calculator using text fields and text editing controllers to input two numbers, store them, perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with buttons, and display the result.
Flutter simple calculator part 2 handles division by zero by returning zero and builds a UI with two numeric text fields, an output, a plus button, and a clear function.
Continue building a Flutter simple calculator by adding plus, minus, multiply, and divide buttons with uniform styling, input checks, division by zero handling, and a numeric keypad for numbers.
Create a sample home page in Flutter using a stateful widget and bottom navigation with two pages, each displaying a grid of image cards and assets.
Build a Flutter home page with a grid view of image cards, using cross axis count and asset images. Configure assets in pubspec.yaml and display 100 items across pages.
Learn how to build a flutter to-do list with add and remove functionality, store and manage items with a stateful widget, and confirm deletions via a dialog.
Continue building a Flutter grid view with 100 items, using cross axis count and grid tiles, adding image assets via pubspec.yaml, and displaying indexed image cards.
Learn to display images in flutter using assets, url-based images, and cached network images, with placeholders, progress indicators, and error handling, plus pubspec.yaml setup.
Build a Flutter text form field with name, phone, email, and password inputs, including regex validations and onSaved handling, using a stateful widget and styled input decorations.
Learn to build Flutter text form fields with decoration, borders, icons, hints, labels, and prefix text, including phone and email inputs with formatters and a life story field.
Create Flutter text form fields for salary with numeric input and decorations, plus a password flow with eight-character limit, helper text, and a retype password field.
Create a text form field with password handling in Flutter, including obscure text toggle, validation, decoration with hint, label, helper text, and a password visibility icon.
Tackle an advanced Flutter project to create a multi-page app with linked pages and widgets like list view and sliver app bar in Visual Studio Code.
learn to create a flutter project in visual studio code and build a material app using main.dart, including a scaffold with theme, app bar, and centered text.
Learn to build navigable menus in Flutter by creating a material app, updating main.dart, and adding a bottom navigation bar and a floating action button, enabling route-based navigation.
Learn to build a scaffold app in Flutter with a bottom app bar featuring a circular notch and a center floating action button that increments a counter via setState.
Create an app bar in a flutter project, configure a scaffold with app bar, actions, and snack bar interactions, and navigate back to the home page.
Build a flutter container app example with a scrollable layout of nested containers, themed styling, and transforms (skew and rotation) using media query sizing.
Learn to build Flutter container widgets by adjusting height, width, and colors to demo containers, navigation, bottom app bar, and tooltips.
Create a flutter text app demo with material design, featuring text and rich text via text spans, styled with bold, italic, color, and overflow ellipsis.
Create a button app demo in Flutter, showcasing flat, raised, icon, image, and material buttons with ink well ripple effects, colors, and circular borders.
Create a snack bar example in Flutter by wiring flat buttons to show snack bars with customizable content, duration, style, icons, and images within a scaffold.
Create an alert page that wires a timer picker and a date picker with a Cupertino dialogue, then show a snack bar and a welcome prompt using the provided context.
Create a Flutter alert page using Cupertino dialog actions, alert dialogs, and date/time pickers, handle navigation and snack bars, and display images from assets or network.
Create an image page in Flutter by building a list view that displays asset and network images with a fade-in placeholder, using asset paths, network URLs, and padding.
Learn to build a row-based detail view in Flutter using a row container, expanded widgets, padding, and colored containers that display item one, item two, and item three.
Explore padding, container, and expanded options, then build a row with radio buttons to control alignment using main axis alignment and bottom center, center, start, and evenly.
Master the column container in Flutter by building a vertical layout with text and image widgets, padding, and control alignment with space evenly, start, and center.
Create an icon page in Flutter, display multiple icons with colors and sizes, and wire it to the main page, then explore a grid demo with random colors.
Build a flutter sliver app bar demo with a blue pinned header, expanded height, flexible space bar, and a sliver fixed extent list of colored items.
Create a Flutter list and grid page using a custom scroll view with item builders and delegates that render colorful items.
Flutter mastery demonstrates building an animated icon example with AnimatedIcon and an animation controller to toggle play and pause, featuring icon buttons and progress updates.
Learn to implement animated icons in Flutter using arrow menu, eclipse search, list view, and home menu with tooltips, color, and an animation controller.
Demonstrates creating an expanded app demo in Flutter, with material and Cupertino imports, a column of expanded containers in green, amber, and blue. Explores flex, rows, columns, and space-evenly alignment.
Create a flutter page using wrap to arrange circular items with vertical and horizontal directions and spacing, then build a stack of colored containers with a positioned floating action button.
Learn how to implement a sized box in Flutter by building a column of buttons with specific heights, widths, and an infinity width, all shown with appropriate padding.
Build an animated Flutter page by introducing a second animation example with hero transitions, color cards, and tap-driven navigation to a larger image view.
Create a Cupertino page with a page scaffold, navigation bar, leading and trailing buttons, a Cupertino dialogue, and a centered text area, illustrating route navigation and dialog.
Create a Flutter navigation drawer inside a scaffold, with a blue header and six list tiles featuring icons, each closing with navigator.pop(context).
Create a Flutter dropdown demo using a stateful widget, define dropdown items, and update the background color via a get color method when the value changes.
Create a dismissible list in Flutter with the Dismissible widget and a list view builder. Remove items on dismiss, show a snack bar, and display a red background during swipe.
Practice building a Flutter layout that applies a blur backdrop filter to an image using sigma x and sigma y, with stateful controls to adjust blur via buttons.
Learn to implement a backdrop filter in Flutter by updating x and y values with raised buttons and setState, and observe real-time text updates and blur effects.
Create a Flutter card demo by importing material, building cards with list tiles and icons, and arranging them in a scrollable view to showcase varied elevations.
Demonstrates using the spacer widget to control spacing between icons and dividers with configurable flex values in a Flutter layout. Includes a chip demo with wrap spacing and themed chips.
Explore how to implement a vertical stepper in Flutter, managing steps, active states, and navigation from step one through step five in a stepper demo.
Create a rotated box demo in Flutter by building a stateless widget that shows multiple rotated boxes with quarter turns, each containing a colored container with padding and hello world.
Create and populate a Flutter data table with sortable columns, using a stateful widget, and render multiple rows of dummy items for practical UI prototyping.
Explore Flutter widget techniques by building a wheel scroll view, implementing selectable text, and exploring stream builder and clip rectangle state through real-world projects.
Explore stream builder driven asynchronous counter logic and a clip rect demo that resizes a Flutter logo via a slider, illustrating clipping and border effects.
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.