Flutter Course for Beginners : 37-hour Cross Platform App Development Tutorial

Course Overview

How can this course benefit you and your career goals? This Flutter Course for Beginners: 37-hour Cross Platform App Development Tutorial can benefit any individual looking to expand their knowledge and skills in the field of app development. It provides a comprehensive overview of the Flutter framework, allowing users to gain a better understanding of the fundamentals of app development. Additionally, the course provides hands-on experience with the Flutter framework, allowing users to gain practical experience in developing apps for both Android and iOS platforms. This course can help individuals reach their career goals by providing them with the necessary skills and knowledge to develop apps for multiple platforms. What skills and knowledge will you acquire during this course? By taking this Flutter Course for Beginners, learners will acquire the skills and knowledge to create cross-platform applications for iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, and more. Learners will learn how to use Flutter, Dart, Firebase, and GitHub to develop applications. They will also learn how to set up Firebase CLI and FlutterFire CLI on Windows, use Dart control statements and collections, understand sound null safety in Dart, use Dart enumerations, classes and objects, and set up project, iOS, and Android app setups. Additionally, learners will learn how to create basic registration screens, login views, email verification views, link between login and register views, logout views, go from login to notes view, clean up routes, error handling in login and register views, confirm identity before going to main UI, create an Auth Service, migrate to Auth Service, unit test Auth Service, CRUD local storage, work with streams in Notes Service, prepare Notes View to read all notes, prepare to create new notes, create new notes, display notes in Notes View, delete existing notes in Notes View, update existing notes, protect Notes Service with current user, write notes to Cloud Firestore, migrate to Firestore Service, share notes, convert Auth process to Bloc, handle Auth Bloc exceptions during login, move to Bloc for routing and dialogs, loading screens, final touches before app release, app icons and app name, splash screen, sending iOS app to App Store Connect, releasing iOS app, fixing Firebase security rules and resubmitting iOS app, releasing Android app, and localization in Flutter.