Learn Flutter from beginner basics to advanced techniques. Flutter is Google’s UI toolkit for making natively compiled applications for mobile, web, and desktop from a single code base.
Hey gang, in this Flutter tutorial for beginners, I’ll give you a quick introduction to the course and Flutter itself, a preview of what we’ll be building & finally show you how to install Flutter on your computer.
Hey gang, in this Flutter tutorial I’ll explain the basic concepts of Flutter and what makes up a Flutter app - WIDGETS!!
Hey gang, in this Flutter tutorial I’ll give you a quick primer to the Dart language, which is what we’ll be using t create our Flutter apps. We’ll look at variables, functions, lists and classes. You can practise dart on Dart Pad here - https://dartpad.dartlang.org/
In this Flutter tutorial we’ll take a look at how to set up a Flutter app in Android Studio, as well as how to install an Android virtual device to test our Flutter apps on.
In this Flutter tutorial we’ll take a look at the Scaffold widget and the AppBar widget. We use the Scaffold widget to flesh out a quick app layout, you can read more about it here - https://api.flutter.dev/flutter/material/Scaffold-class.html
In this Flutter tutorial I’ll explain ho we can use the Material Design colour library in Flutter. I’ll also show you how to add a custom font to our projects as well.
In this Flutter tutorial I’ll talk about what stateless widgets are and how we can begin to make our code more modular by using them. We’ll also see how they help us with a feature called hot reload, to help speed up development.
In this Flutter tutorial I’ll show you how to work with images. I’ll show you two types of Image widget - the network image widget and the asset image widget.
In this Flutter tutorial we’ll see how to use both the Icon and the various Button widgets (flat & raised), as well as how both can work together to create icons inside buttons.
In this Flutter tutorial I’ll explain how we can add padding, margin & background colours to sections of the app using wither the Container or Padding widget.
In this Flutter tutorial I’ll explain we can start to put more than 1 widget on a page by using rows (the Row widget!).
In this Flutter tutorial I’ll show you how to layout widgets into columns, and also how to nest rows within columns too.
In this Flutter tutorial I’ll show you a few handy shortcuts using the action menu and the Flutter outline panel.
In this Flutter tutorial I’ll explain what the Expanded widget is and how we can use it to control our layouts in conjunction with the flex property.
In this Flutter tutorial we’ll put everything together that we’ve learnt so far about Flutter and create a mini app project (a ninja ID card!). We’ll also take a look at a couple of new widgets - SizedBox and CircleAvatar
In this Flutter tutorial we’ll take a look at using stateful widgets as well as stateless ones. Stateful widgets are ones which can contain changing state / data over time.
In this Flutter tutorial I’ll show you how we can cycle through lists of data and output that data in our widget tree using the map method.
In this Flutter tutorial I’ll show you how to work with the Card widget - a simple layout widget in Flutter.
In this Flutter tutorial I’ll show you how you can extract widget trees into their own re-usable class widget.
In this Flutter tutorial I’ll show you how we can update the state of our ‘parent’ widget by passing a function into a nested ‘child’ widget.
In this Flutter tutorial we’ll start our final, bigger project - the World Time app.
In this Flutter tutorial we’ll talk a little bit about Maps in Dart and routing for your apps (when you have multiple screens to transition between).
In this Flutter tutorial we’ll talk about async code in Dart - async, await & Futures.
In this Flutter tutorial I’ll show you how we can add packages to our Flutter apps to provide additional functionality. In our case we’ll be working with the ‘http’ package to collect data from a 3rd party API.
In this Flutter tutorial we’ll take a look at the API we’ll be using to get our time data - the World Time API.
In this Flutter tutorial we’ll create a custom WorldTime class to handle our api calls, and hook it up with our app.
In this Flutter tutorial for Beginners, I’ll explain how to handle errors from our API call.
In this Flutter tutorial I’ll show you how we can quickly format our date and output it to the home screen.
In this Flutter tutorial we’ll take a look at how to create a spinner to show on the UI while the content is loading. For this we’ll use a package called Flutter Spinkit - https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_spinkit
In this Flutter tutorial we’ll see how to use a ternary operator in Dart to choose what background image to show based on the time of day.
In this Flutter tutorial we’ll look at the ListView builder to create a list-style layout in our app.
In this final Flutter tutorial we’ll see how we can update the time when we click on a different location.
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