
Explore Flutter, a cross-platform, open-source toolkit that uses Dart to build fast, visually appealing, natively compiled Android and iOS apps from a single codebase, with hot reload and evolving APIs.
Install Flutter on Windows by downloading and extracting the Flutter SDK, setting environment variables, installing Android Studio and the Android SDK, and configuring a virtual device and plugins.
Explore Dart programming, a general-purpose, object-oriented language with C-like syntax that powers front-end web and mobile UIs; master variables, functions, operators, control flow, loops, final and const, and OOP concepts.
Explore Flutter widgets, stateful and stateless design, material and cupertino design principles, and build a Flutter app using material app and scaffold with hot reload.
Explore how to build and customize a Flutter container using size, color, padding, margin, alignment, borders, and decorations, then apply transforms and constraints to control layout.
This lecture shows how row and column layouts arrange children horizontally or vertically, using main and cross axis alignment, space between, and space around, with min and max sizes.
Explore styling text with the Text widget, color, size, weight, background, and alignment, and collect user input with the TextField widget and its decorations.
Create a Flutter mini project using container, column, and text widgets to build a profile card with name, designation, and social links, styled with padding, colors, and borders.
Explore Flutter buttons, including text, icon, elevated, outline, and floating action variants, and learn to customize color, elevation, size, shape, splash, and actions for Android and iOS.
Explore the Flutter stack widget to overlay multiple widgets on a screen, control alignment, direction, overflow, and positioning, and build a hands-on example with colored containers.
Build a Flutter form with name and password fields, using validators to ensure input. Show a bottom snack bar for validation and submit data with a button.
Explore how to use Flutter icons in a new app, customizing color, size, and direction, and arrange icons in rows and columns with spacing and labels.
Explore how Flutter displays images using assets and network sources, supports placeholders, and controls size with height, width, and fit for seamless apps.
Learn to create and customize a Flutter card with borders, color, elevation, and shape, and add content such as icons, text, subtitle, and action buttons.
Explore implementing a Flutter drawer with a user header, avatar, and navigation menu opened by a menu icon. Create a tab bar navigation to switch screens and manage three-step navigation.
Explore Flutter alert dialogs, including basic, text field, confirmation, and select dialogs, and learn to configure title, content, actions, and text input with a text editing controller.
Explore building and customizing lists in Flutter and Dart, including basic lists, long lists, grid views, and horizontal lists, with leading and trailing icons and data items.
Learn how to build a flutter and dart calculator app using material design, with expanded buttons, an output panel, and basic operations plus, minus, multiply, divide, and clear functionality.
Explore Flutter grid view concepts, including count, builder, and extended grids with cross axis and main axis spacing, using dynamic item builders. Implement toast notifications with a Flutter toast package.
Learn how to implement checkbox and radio button components in Flutter, managing boolean and single-value selections with state and color customization.
Learn to implement linear and circular progress indicators and snack bars in flutter, using a loading boolean and ternary logic to show progress or messages.
Explore Flutter widgets for tooltip and slider, configure a slider with min, max, value, onChanged, and customize its style, color, and label, while building a scaffolded UI.
Learn to implement a switch and a table in flutter and dart, building an on/off switch with state and a bordered row and column table layout.
Create a customizable calendar in a Flutter and Dart app using the table calendar package, with a calendar controller, week and month formats, and configurable header styling.
Learn to implement navigation and routing in Flutter using routes and the navigator to move between a first screen and a second screen with forward and backward navigation.
Learn how to implement splash screens in Flutter and Dart for Android and iOS, using a custom stateful widget and a package method.
Build a Flutter sign up page using Firebase authentication to collect username, email, and password, then register the user through Firebase.
Implement the login page with firebase authentication, enabling existing users to sign in via email and password and navigate to the main page upon success.
Explore how to use databases with Flutter: compare Escalade database and Firebase database, including cloud database and real-time database, and learn to create and query data via plugins.
Learn to build a Flutter and Dart mini project—an age calculator—for Android and iOS apps using a pub package to handle age logic and the app layout.
You don't need to learn Android/ Java and iOS/ Swift to build real native mobile apps!
Flutter - a framework developed by Google - allows you to learn one language (Dart) and build beautiful native mobile apps in no time. Flutter is an SDK providing the tooling to compile Dart code into native code and it also gives you a rich set of pre-built and pre-styled UI elements (so-called widgets) which you can use to compose your user interfaces.
Our complete Flutter development Bootcamp teaches you how to code using Dart and build beautiful, fast, native-quality iOS and Android apps. Even if you have ZERO programming experience.
Flutter is the new Cross-platform Mobile Development Framework created by Google, allowing developers to build Android and iOS Apps with one single codebase!
Flutter is the BEST way to create cross-platform apps that otherwise would require two distinct mobile development teams to create.
Why is Flutter a BIG Deal?
Flutter is a big deal because any developer (or anyone who wants to learn mobile development) can now build native Android and iOS apps with one codebase ONLY! This means, instead of having to learn Objective-C or Swift to build iOS apps, and Java, or Kotlin to build Android apps, you can now use Flutter Mobile Development Framework to build apps that run natively on both iOS and Android devices using the General-purpose Dart Programming Language.
Topics that are going to cover during these 30 days:-
1. Core Concept of Dart
2. Core Concept of Flutter
3. Basic ideas of widgets
4. App implemented through widgets
5. Firebase Database
6. App with database implementation