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Dart Programming in 4 hours | Full beginners tutorial

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  • Presented by Mike Dane

Beginner. No background in the topic needed.

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Programming languagesObject-oriented designFunctional programming

Mike Dane provides a comprehensive four-hour introduction to the Dart programming language for beginners.

🦒❤️ replit.com/@mikedane94/Dart-Tutorial#main.dart

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What people say. Highly recommended as a thorough introduction to Dart before diving into Flutter development.

u/David_Owensin r/FlutterDev • Recommends

On “How much dart should I learn before flutter?”

I'd suggest going through a tutorial video such as this. [video You could also read the Language Tour and Effective Dart sections of the official Dart documentation. Language tour | Dart Effective Dart | Dart
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u/abdulraheemf2000in r/FlutterDev • Recommends

On “I'm interested in teaching anyone Flutter”

I'll focus more in Flutter for beginners but not really oriented for people who have 0 coding experience since we'll use DART I'd suggest you do a short course of DART before following up the lessons You can check the instructor below for some good guidance on DART Link for a good DART teacher
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u/31Carlton7in r/FlutterDev • Recommends

On “I just released my first app on the App Store/Google Play Store!!”

To learn Dart I would watch this video on it. It's very helpful. I also watched TheNetNinja's Flutter tutorial which is a playlist of 40 ish videos. I would try to watch most of them, but more importantly when you're feeling confident you should try building your own simple app. Even if it's just an app with text and a couple button that don't do anything, that's more learning than many other sources. You'll come across more problems and stuff and you'll easily be able to search it up and find your answer. That's just my approach.
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u/31Carlton7in r/FlutterDev • Recommends

On “I just released my first app on the App Store/Google Play Store!!”

To learn Dart I would watch this video on it. It's very helpful. I also watched TheNetNinja's Flutter tutorial which is a playlist of 40 ish videos. I would try to watch most of them, but more importantly when you're feeling confident you should try building your own simple app. Even if it's just an app with text and a couple button that don't do anything, that's more learning than many other sources. You'll come across more problems and stuff and you'll easily be able to search it up and find your answer. That's just my approach.
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u/31Carlton7in r/FlutterDev • Recommends

On “How should I learn Flutter and Dart from scratch?”

What I did was watch a course on Dart first to get an understanding of how it worked. I would highly recommend watching this video. It'll introduce you to a lot of general coding concepts to familiarize you with dart and other languages. If you don't understand something don't force, just take a break and come back. It'll sink in eventually. It took me a month to understand at first. Then it's all up to you to be creative and make your own projects. Naturally on your own you will get better and better. Also once you learn one language, the rest become easy. Have fun coding!
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u/31Carlton7in r/FlutterDev • Recommends

On “I released my 2nd app on the App store/Play store!! 🔥”

I learned flutter/dart before Javascript, so no I don't think you have to. Here are some resources I used to learn Dart/Flutter: Dart: [video Flutter: [video
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