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Flutter & Dart To Build IOS & Android Apps

A Complete Guide to the Flutter SDK & Flutter Framework for building native iOS and Android apps.




What you’ll learn
  • Build engaging native mobile apps for both Android and iOS
  • Use features like Google Maps, the device camera, authentication and much more!

Requirements
  • Basic programming language will help but is not a must-have
  • You can use either Windows, macOS or Linux for Android app development – iOS apps can only be built on macOS though
  • NO prior iOS or Android development experience is required
  • NO prior Flutter or Dart experience is required – this course starts at zero!

Description

The entire course was completely re-recorded and updated in July 2019 – old, now obsolete content (~25h) is temporarily kept around for existing students until July 31st ([LEGACY] sections).



Here's what's included in the course:
  • Detailed setup instructions for both macOS and Windows
  • A thorough introduction to Flutter, Dart and the concept behind widgets
  • An overview of the built-in widgets and how you may add your own ones
  • Debugging tipps & tricks
  • Page navigation with tabs, side drawers and stack-based navigation
  • State management solutions
  • Handling and validating user input
  • Connecting your Flutter app to backend servers by sending Http requests
  • User authentication
  • Adding Google Maps
  • Using native device features like the camera
  • Adding beautiful animations & page transitions
  • How to publish your app to the app stores
  • And more!


This course is for you if ...
  • You're interested in building real native mobile apps for the two most popular mobile platforms - iOS and Android
  • You want to explore the full set of features Flutter offers
  • Don't want to spend hours learning two completely different languages
Course prerequisites:
  • Basic programming language knowledge will help a lot but is not a hard requirement
  • You DON'T need to know Flutter or Dart
  • You DON'T need to know iOS (Swift/ObjectiveC) or Android (Java)


Who this course is for:
  • Beginner and experienced developers who are interested in diving into mobile app development using one language for both platforms
  • Experienced iOS or Android developers who want to build cross-platform (iOS + Android) apps with one single programming language

                                                 Download Now

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