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Flutter for Beginners

Learn Flutter with this beginner-friendly course. It’s simple, smart, and built to get you ahead.

(FLUTTER.AE1) / ISBN : 978-1-64459-733-0
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About This Course

Ready to build apps but not sure where to start? This Flutter course for beginners is a smart way to get into coding, even if you've never tried it before.

You’ll learn how to use Flutter and Dart to create good-looking, interactive apps. We’ll walk you through widgets, layouts, animations, and even how to connect your app to the internet. No boring theory overload. Just practical, beginner-friendly learning.

From setting things up to finishing your first project, this course helps you grow real skills and build real apps.

Skills You’ll Get

  • Cross-Platform App Deployment: Package and publish your apps for both iOS and Android from a single codebase.
  • Interactive UI Development: Implement buttons, switches, forms, and complex user interactions with responsive design.
  • Layout Architecture: Design adaptive app structures using rows, columns, and advanced widget nesting techniques.
  • Data Integration: Connect your apps to web APIs and handle JSON data for dynamic content.
  • Animation Implementation: Bring interfaces to life with motion graphics, transitions, and physics-based animations.
  • Debugging & Optimization: Troubleshoot common Flutter issues and apply performance best practices.
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1

Introduction

  • How to Use This Course
  • Conventions Used in This Course
  • What You Don’t Have to Read
  • Foolish Assumptions
  • How This Course Is Organized
  • Icons Used in This Course
2

What Is Flutter?

  • Hardware and Software (Things You May Already Know)
  • Where Does Flutter Fit In?
  • Enough New Terminology! What’s Next?
3

Setting Up Your Computer for Mobile App Development

  • The Stuff You Need
  • What to Do
  • Dealing with the Devil’s Details
  • Divisiveness Among Devices
  • Using Android Studio
  • Running This Course’s Sample Programs
  • Were These Setup Steps Fun or What?
4

“Hello” from Flutter

  • First Things First
  • Classes, Objects, and Widgets
  • Making Things Look Nicer
  • Hey, Wait a Minute …
5

Hello Again

  • Creating and Using a Function
  • Programming in Dart: The Small Stuff
  • Variations on a Theme from Die Flutter Mouse
  • More Fun to Come!
6

Making Things Happen

  • Let’s All Press a Floating Action Button
  • Enhancing Your App
  • Whew!
7

Laying Things Out

  • The Big Picture
  • Nesting Rows and Columns
  • More Levels of Nesting
  • Using the Expanded Widget
  • How Big Is My Device?
8

Interacting with the User

  • A Simple Switch
  • Wait For It!
  • How Much Do You Love Flutter?
  • Dealing with Text Fields
  • Creating Radio Buttons
  • Creating a Dropdown Button
  • Onward and Upward
9

Navigation, Lists, and Other Goodies

  • Extending a Dart Class
  • From One Page to Another
  • Passing Data from Source to Destination
  • Passing Data Back to the Source
  • Passing Data in Both Directions
  • Creating Named Routes
  • Creating a List
  • Fetching Data from the Internet
  • What’s Next?
10

Moving Right Along …

  • Setting the Stage for Flutter Animation
  • Moving Along a Straight Line
  • Bouncing Around
  • Animating Size and Color Changes
  • Moving Along a Curve
  • Dragging Things Around
11

Ten Ways to Avoid Mistakes

  • Put Capital Letters Where They Belong
  • Use Parentheses When (and Only When) They’re Appropriate
  • Limit Access to Variables
  • Call setState
  • Make Adjustments for Indices Starting at Zero
  • Use the Expanded Widget
  • Add itemCount to Your ListView.builder
  • Add Imports When They’re Required
  • Declare Assets and Dependencies in pubspec.yaml
  • Indent Your Code According to Dart Language Guidelines
12

Ten Ways to Enhance Your App Development Career

  • Practice! Practice!
  • Critique Your Own Code
  • Have Others Review Your Code
  • Find Out Which Technologies Your Nearby Companies Use
  • Attend User Group Meetings
  • Ask Questions
  • Ask Yourself Whether You Truly Understand
  • Learn Things That You May Never Need to Know
  • Do What You Love to Do
  • Get Plenty of Sleep
13

Ten Lessons about Flutter App Development

  • Introduction
  • What Is Flutter?
  • Setting Up Your Computer for Mobile App Development
  • ‘Hello’ from Flutter
  • Hello Again
  • Making Things Happen
  • Laying Things Out
  • Interacting with the User
  • Navigation, Lists, and Other Goodies
  • Moving Right Along …
14

Doris’s Dating App

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Flutter is mainly a frontend framework that helps you build beautiful, interactive apps for mobile, web, and desktop. It focuses on what users see and touch. While it’s all about the frontend, Flutter easily connects with backend services through APIs and tools like Firebase.

Dart vs Flutter, it's a debate going on for a while. And people tend to confuse both. Let’s sort it out. 

Dart is the programming language created by Google, and Flutter is the toolkit that uses Dart to build apps. Think of Dart as the language you speak, and Flutter as the set of tools that help you design and build your app’s look and feel across platforms.

This Flutter online course is ideal for: 

  • Anyone curious about app development
  • Beginners looking for a clear Flutter guide
  • Creatives with app ideas
  • Self-learners ready to reskill

  • Start by installing Flutter and Dart on your computer.
  • Then, learn the basics of Dart programming and get comfortable with Flutter’s widgets, which are the building blocks of apps.
  • Finally, practice by building small Flutter projects for beginners and join communities for tips and support.

Alternatively, this Flutter beginner guide offers hands-on experience. No software installation required. Just open your browser. And practice, polish, & rework with real-world tools and technologies.

Flutter is pretty friendly for newbies, especially if you have some coding experience. You can pick up the basics in a few weeks with regular practice. To get really good and build complex apps, expect to spend a few months learning and experimenting.

You can command a handsome salary package after completing a Flutter course for beginners:

  • United States: Around $96,743 to $135,000 per year
  • United Kingdom: Between £50,000 and £73,000 per year, depending on experience

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