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Flutter Basic Training - 12 Minute Bootcamp

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Beginner. No background in the topic needed.

1.6M views4 years ago5 recommendations

Mobile developmentWeb developmentFlutter and React NativeAndroid and Jetpack ComposeiOS and SwiftUI

Fireship provides a rapid introduction to Flutter fundamentals, covering widgets, layouts, state management, and navigation.

Learn the basics of Flutter in 12 minutes. Take a hands-on tour of Flutter's most important building blocks to start building apps for iOS, Android, the web, and desktop. fireship.io/courses/flutter-firebase/basic-training/ 🔥 Get The FULL FlutterFire Course - Upgrade to PRO 💰 30% off (expires 11/23) with code: ibTd664q #flutter #dev #learntocode 🔗 Resources Full Course: fireship.io/courses/flutter-firebase/ Flutter Docs flutter.dev/ Hire Rolly Peres for Flutter Dev github.com/x1z7 or rolly@illennium.com 📚 Chapters Flutter Basic Training Get Started Stateless Widget Material App Container Flex Layout Stack Scaffold Magic Debugger ListView Builder Stateful Widget Advanced State Management Navigator Hero 🎨 My Editor Settings - Atom One Dark - vscode-icons - Fira Code Font 🔖 Topics Covered - Flutter Tutorial for Beginners - Flutter Flex Layout - Stateless vs Stateful Widgets - Navigation in Flutter - Flutter for Mobile Dev on iOS and Android

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What people say. Highly recommended by the community as the perfect starting point for beginners learning Flutter and Dart.

u/KameiKojirouin r/FlutterDev • Recommends

On “How to learn flutter development”

I've been using YouTube and Udemy to do this. You want a solid understanding of Dart before learning Flutter. This will get you started. Dart Documentation: https://dart.dev/ Flutter Documentation : https://docs.flutter.dev/ Youtube: Dart Tutorials: [video [video [video Flutter tutorials: [video [video [video link to this video Udemy: https://www.udemy.com/course/complete-dart-guide/ https://www.udemy.com/course/learn-flutter-dart-to-build-ios-android-apps/ https://www.udemy.com/course/flutter-bootcamp-with-dart/ (This one is little out of date, but I still found it useful)
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u/merthyr1831in r/FlutterDev • Recommends

On “Introducing Gnotes! A GNOME-themed note taking app for Linux.”

…earn new concepts (like carrying data between widgets and screens, how to add animations to apps, theming etc.). The flutter.dev webste has some amazing documentation! I also sometimes follow tutorials from other channels like 'flutter mapp', 'fun with flutter', and fireship (which has an awesome 12 minute boot-camp that I've linked for you! [video \- 2hr boot-camp by FreeCodeCamp [video \- 1hr flutter essentials by Traversy Media \*\*\* Installing flutter is relatively easy compared to setting up a React, Vue, or Angular project (imo), like on Linux it's literally running like 3 console commands to download, install, and run the starter flutter project! More involved for other p…
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u/ordinarytierin r/Frontend • Recommends

On “Between Flutter and ReactJS, what would you recommend more to a hobbyist?”

Flutter. You can build for most platforms. The component library is extensive. Android Studio has a great emulator to preview your app on different types of devices. * Flutter Basic Training - 12 Minute Bootcamp * Flutter in 100 seconds * Dart in 100 Seconds
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u/Low_Kick1955in r/FlutterDev • Recommends

On “How can i start a flutter development?”

My Start was: link to this video
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u/Low_Kick1955in r/FlutterDev • Recommends

On “Hi, am new to flutter”

The best Video to Start for me: link to this video Also follow the youtube-channel of flutter and watch short Videos that presents all the components.
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u/roseyelloin r/FlutterDev • Recommends

On “learning flutter+dart from zero by studying an app + using ChatGPT 4”

I recently dedicated a full weekend to building my first Flutter app (nothing too complex, just a fully offline app with a Material 3 dynamic theme). I have about a year of experience as a developer, mainly with .NET and Angular. After watching this 12-minute video and taking inspiration on this project example, I felt ready to dive in. With these basics, I was able to achieve a pretty solid result. Additionally, I had to do some research to tackle more advanced tasks, such as using the ChangeNotifier and setting up localization. ChatGPT was incredibly useful and provided me with a lot of help, but I always made sure to provide context and ask for assistance with specific issues.…
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u/roseyelloin r/FlutterDev • Recommends

On “0 knowledge in programming, but I want to learn flutter for mobile app dev. How???”

Hi! I remember being in your shoes, and it's exciting to start this journey. Here’s a plan that worked for me as a "learner by doing": 1. **Start with the Absolute Basics:** Before diving into a project, get a quick overview of the fundamentals. I highly recommend this 12-minute video video to get started. It will introduce you to the core concepts of Flutter and Dart without overwhelming you. 2. **Build a Super Simple App:** Your first project should be small and manageable. A **pomodoro timer** or a simple to-do list is perfect (no Uber clone and no login/signup stuff for now). It will teach you core concepts like: * **Widgets:** Building the user interface with text, buttons, and la…
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