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Learn Flutter & Dart to Build iOS & Android Apps 2020
nWhat you’ll learnnnBuild engaging native mobile apps for both Android and iOSnUse features like Google Maps, the device camera, authentication and much more!nLearn all the basics and advanced features which you find in no other coursennCourse contentnExpand all 605 lectures59:00:30n-Introductionn01:22:33nIntroductionnPreviewn01:48nWhat is Flutter?nPreviewn05:54nJoin our Online Learning Communityn00:21nUnderstanding the Flutter ArchitecturenPreviewn04:47nHow Flutter & Dart Code Gets Compiled To Native AppsnPreviewnnGet Learn Flutter & Dart to Build iOS & Android Apps 2020 downloadn03:12nUnderstanding Flutter VersionsnPreviewn02:49nFlutter macOS SetupnPreviewn18:50nmacOS Development EnvironmentnPreviewn04:08nFlutter Windows SetupnPreviewn20:12nWindows Development EnvironmentnPreviewn03:45nFlutter & Material DesignnPreviewn01:15nFlutter AlternativesnPreviewn06:06nCourse OutlinenPreviewn06:40nHow To Get The Most Out Of The CoursenPreviewn02:40nUseful Resources & Linksn00:05n-Flutter Basics [QUIZ APP]n04:29:49nModule Introductionn02:25nCreating a New Projectn12:15nAn Overview of the Generated Files & Foldersn08:20nMore on Git (Version Control System)n00:26nAnalyzing the Default Appn05:32nDart Basicsn17:17nMore Dart Basicsn13:06nDart Basics – Summaryn04:57nDart Fundamentalsn7 questionsnBuilding an App From Scratchn11:02nRunning the App on an Emulatorn03:25nClass Constructors & Named Argumentsn08:29nFirst Summary & Additional Syntaxn08:10nFlutter App Basicsn3 questionsnBuilding a Widget Treen07:40nVisible (Input / Output) & Invisible (Layout / Control) Widgetsn03:13nAdding Layout Widgetsn06:52nWidget Basicsn6 questionsnConnecting Functions & Buttonsn07:30nAnonymous Functionsn03:20nUpdating Widget Data (Or: Using StatelessWidget Incorrectly)n06:36n[DART DEEP DIVE] Understanding Listsn01:30nUpdating Correctly with Stateful Widgetsn11:58nStateful & Stateless Widgetsn3 questionsnA Brief Look Under The Hoodn02:27nUsing Private Propertiesn05:16nCreating a New, Custom Widgetn11:50nFirst Styling & Layouting Stepsn08:01nEnums & Multiple Constructorsn04:06nOfficial Docs & The Widget Catalogn02:39nPassing Callback Functions Aroundn10:38nIntroducing Mapsn05:52nMapping Lists to Widgetsn10:24nfinal vs constn10:50nAdvanced Flutter & Dart Basicsn6 questionsnIntroducing “if” Statementsn06:51n[DART DEEP DIVE] More on “if” Statementsn11:15n[DART DEEP DIVE] The “null” Valuen02:03nOutputting Widgets Conditionallyn02:20nSplitting the App Into Widgetsn09:57nCalculating a Total Scoren07:46nGetters & “else-if”n06:34nResetting the Quizn04:53nTime to Practice: Flutter Basicsn1 questionnWrap Upn01:53nModule Resourcesn00:09n-Running Apps on Different Devices & Debugging Appsn37:54nModule Introductionn02:00nRunning the App on a Real Android Devicen03:56nRunning the App on an iOS Emulatorn05:54nRunning the App on a Real iOS Devicen01:52nWorking with the Emulators / Using the Emulatorsn02:25nUnderstanding Error Messages & Fixing Errorsn05:27nUsing the Debuggern06:21nGetting Started with the Dart DevToolsn04:54nUnderstanding the Repaint Rainbown03:23nWrapping up the Dart DevToolsn01:34nUseful Resources & Linksn00:08n-Widgets, Styling, Adding Logic – Building a Real App [PERSONAL EXPENSES APP]n05:00:41nModule Introductionn03:19nAn Overview of the Core Flutter Widgetsn09:42nPlanning the Appn02:43nCombining Widgetsn09:18nUnderstanding Column Alignmentn06:11nColumns & Rowsn3 questionsnNot a Widget: Adding a Transaction Model & Transaction Datan08:28nMapping Data Into Widgetsn03:39nBuilding a Custom List Itemn05:26nStyling a Containern05:12nStyling Textn02:46nMore Styling!n01:55nStyling Time!n3 questionsnContainers vs Columns vs Rowsn03:38nUsing String Interpolationn05:21nInstalling External Packages & Formatting Datesn07:29nDateFormat Patternsn00:33nAdding Text Input Widgets (TextField)n09:41nFetching User Inputn09:19nSplitting the App Into Widgetsn12:44nConnecting Widgets & Managing Data / Staten06:33nAdding User Transactions to the Listn03:58nMaking the List Scrollable!n06:11nWorking with ListViewsn12:02nLists, Scrolling & Text Inputn3 questionsnFurther Input & Output Styling and Configurationn08:28nAdding AppBar Buttons & Floating Action Buttonsn04:32nShowing a Modal Bottom Sheetn09:32nImproving & Styling the Modal Bottom Sheetn05:03nConfiguring & Using Themesn08:42nCustom Fonts & Working with Text Themesn11:07nThemingn3 questionsnAdding Images to the Appn07:57nPlanning the Chart Widgetn04:22nLooping Through Listsn13:47nMore on “for” Loopsn00:28nDeriving Recent Transactionsn07:24nCreating Bars for our Chartn10:59nPopulating the Chart with Valuesn06:19nFinishing the Chart Barsn05:25nFlexible & Expanded: Deep Diven10:23nAdding a ListTile Widgetn05:29nImproving the Overall Chartn03:08nWidgets & Configuring Widgets – Summary / Overviewn05:07nGetting Started with Date Selectionn05:19nShowing a DatePickern11:13nAdding Transactions with a Daten03:07nDeleting Transactions & Using IconButtonsn07:02nFinal Polishing!n05:34nWrap Upn03:54nUseful Resources & Linksn00:11n-Responsive & Adaptive User Interfaces and Appsn01:24:26nModule Introductionn01:37nWhat does “Responsive” and “Adaptive” Mean?n05:55nExamples: Where we could improve the App!n03:04nCalculating Sizes Dynamicallyn09:13nWorking with the “textScaleFactor”n00:38nUsing the LayoutBuilder Widgetn07:44nResponsivenessn3 questionsnControlling the Device Orientationn03:22nRendering Alternative Landscape Content – 1n04:42nFinishing Landscape Moden02:58nShowing Different Content Based on Device Orientationn05:33nRespecting the Softkeyboard Insetsn03:43nUsing the Device Size in Conditionsn04:10nManaging the MediaQuery Objectn02:06nChecking the Device Platformn05:36nUsing Cupertino (iOS) Widgetsn09:05nUsing the SafeArean01:43nMore Cupertino Stylesn03:09nUsing Cupertino Buttonsn03:11nCreating Custom Adaptive Widgetsn05:04nAdaptive Widgetsn3 questionsnWrap Upn01:43nUseful Resources & Linksn00:09n-Widget & Flutter Internals – Deep Diven02:00:03nModule Introductionn02:32nThe Problem At Handn03:13nWidget Tree & Element Tree – What, Why and How?n10:45nHow Flutter Rebuilds & Repaints the Screenn08:48nHow Flutter Executes build()n09:18nUsing “const” Widgets & Constructorsn11:16nWidgets, Elements, build()n4 questionsnWriting Good Coden03:57nExtracting Widgetsn06:07nUsing Builder Methodsn10:21nTime to Practice: Builder Methodsn1 questionnUnderstanding the Widget Lifecyclen12:55nCalling super.initState() etc.n00:48nUnderstanding the App Lifecyclen09:25nUnderstanding Contextn06:46nA Problem with Lists & Stateful Widgetsn05:34nUnderstanding the Problem Rootn05:09nUsing Keysn11:15nKeys, Lists, Stateful Widgetsn3 questionsnWrap Upn01:41nUseful Resources & Linksn00:13n-Navigation & Multiple Screens [MEALS APP]n04:09:18nModule Introductionn02:23nPlanning the Appn04:45nStarting With The App – Adding Base Datan11:18nCreating a Grid & Working with Linear Gradientsn07:49nRegistering a Screen as the Main Screenn03:10nStyling & Themingn07:04nNavigating to a New Pagen10:10nPassing Data via the Constructorn02:38nUsing Named Routes & Passing Data With Named Routesn06:42nScreens & Navigationn5 questionsnDiving Deeper into Named Routesn02:46nAdding a Meal Model & Datan12:44nSelecting Meals for a Chosen Categoryn04:56nDisplaying Recipe Items & Using Network Imagesn14:59nFinishing the Meal List Itemn15:21nNavigating to the Meal Detail Pagen07:17nonGenerateRoute & onUnknownRouten05:27nMore Navigation!n2 questionsnFinishing the Meal Detail Pagen17:34nAdding a TabBar to the Appbarn10:26nAdding a Bottom TabBarn13:12nAdding a Custom Drawern12:37nAdding Links to the Drawern04:03nTabs & Drawers!n2 questionsnReplacing Pages (Instead of Pushing)n04:21nPopping Pages & Passing Data Backn17:06nReplacing, Popping & Datan3 questionsnAdding Filter Switchesn08:31nAdding Filtering Logicn16:19nAdding a “Mark as Favorite” Featuren19:57nA Problem!n02:40nWrap Upn02:55nUseful Resources & Linksn00:08n-State Management [SHOP APP]n03:50:00nModule Introductionn02:13nPlanning the Appn06:55nDefining a Data Modeln06:32nWorking on the “Products” Grid & Item Widgetsn16:24nStyling & Theming the Appn05:14nAdding Navigation to the Appn10:30nWhy State Management? And what is “State” and “State Management”?n06:29nUnderstanding the “Provider” Package & Approachn02:55nUsing the Right Provider Package Versionn00:26nWorking with Providers & Listenersn19:44n[DART DEEP DIVE] Inheritance (“extends”) vs Mixins (“with”)n06:23nProviding non-Objectsn00:48nListening in Different Places & Waysn05:58nState, State Management & The Provider Package/ Approachn3 questionsnUsing Nested Models & Providersn14:03nExploring Alternative Provider Syntaxesn04:42nUsing “Consumer” instead of “Provider.of”n07:25nLocal State vs App-wide Staten15:40nAdding Shopping Cart Datan08:39nMore on State Management & The Provider Packagen3 questionsnWorking with Multiple Providersn03:03nConnecting the Cart Providern11:31nWorking on the Shopping Cart & Displaying a Totaln11:37nDisplaying a List of Cart Itemsn11:17nMaking Cart Items Dismissiblen08:47nAdding Product Detail Datan04:49nProviding an Orders Objectn07:06nAdding Ordersn02:47nAdding an Orders Screenn08:11nUsing a Side Drawern05:45nMaking Orders Expandable & Stateful Widgets vs Providersn10:29nWrap Upn03:29nUseful Resources & Linksn00:08n-Working with User Input & Forms [SHOP APP]n02:02:58nModule Introductionn03:02nSnackbars & Undoing “Add to Cart” Actionsn10:30nShowing Alert Dialogsn07:12nAdding a “Manage Products” Pagen14:15n”Edit Product” Screen & A Problemn05:06nUsing Forms & Working with Form Inputsn07:59nListView or Columnn00:49nManaging Form Input Focusn04:35nMultiline Inputs & Disposing Objectsn04:11nImage Input & Image Previewn13:15nSubmitting Formsn12:01nValidating User Inputn04:14nAdding Validation to All Inputsn09:50n[OPTIONAL] Working with Regular Expressionsn01:08nSaving New Productsn03:52nTime to Update Products!n16:19nAllowing Users to Delete Productsn03:39nWrap Upn00:53nUseful Resources & Linksn00:07n-Sending Http Requests [SHOP APP]n02:45:43nModule Introductionn02:05nOn-Device vs Web Storagen04:08nHow to Connect Flutter to a Databasen03:36nPreparing Our Backendn04:31nHow To Send Http Requestsn05:56nSending POST Requestsn10:55nWorking with Futures in Dartn07:35n[DART DEEP DIVE] Futures & Async Coden09:27nHttp Requests & Futuresn5 questionsnShowing a Loading Indicatorn06:59nHandling Errors Gracefullyn12:11nWorking with “async” & “await”n09:52nFetching Data, initState & “of(context)”n08:27nHow to Transform Fetched Datan07:38nImplementing Pull-to-Refreshn04:12nUpdating Data via PATCH Requestsn06:35nUtilizing Optimistic Updatingn08:07nCreating Custom Exceptions & More Error Handlingn09:05nA Challenge For You!n01:48nUpdating the “Favorite” Status Optimisticallyn06:38nStoring Orders in the Webn11:29nFetching Orders & Fixing an Issuen12:21nUsing the “FutureBuilder” Widget & Improving the Coden10:06nWrap Upnn01:54nUseful Resources & Linksn00:08n25 more sectionsnRequirementsnnBasic programming language will help but is not a must-havenYou can use either Windows, macOS or Linux for Android app development – iOS apps can only be built on macOS thoughnNO prior iOS or Android development experience is requirednNO prior Flutter or Dart experience is required – this course starts at zero!nnDescriptionnnThe entire course was completely re-recorded and updated – it’s totally up-to-date with the latest version of Flutter!nn—nnJoin the most comprehensive & bestselling Flutter course and learn how to build amazing iOS and Android apps!nnYou don’t need to learn Android/ Java and iOS/ Swift to build real native mobile apps!nnFlutter – a framework developed by Google – allows you to learn one language (Dart) and build beautiful native mobile apps in no time. Flutter is a SDK providing the tooling to compile Dart code into native code and it also gives you a rich set of pre-built and pre-styled UI elements (so called widgets) which you can use to compose your user interfaces.nnFlutter is extremely trending and gets used for major Google apps like their Adwords app – it’s now marked as “ready for production”, hence now is the time to jump in and learn it!nnThis course will teach Flutter & Dart from scratch, NO prior knowledge of either of the two is required! And you certainly don’t need any Android or iOS development experience since the whole idea behind Flutter is to only learn one language.nnYou’ll learn Flutter not only in theory but we’ll build a complete, realistic app throughout this course. This app will feature both all the core basics as well as advanced features like using Google Maps, the device camera, adding animations and more!nnWith Flutter, you’ll be able to write code only once and ship your apps both to the Apple AppStore and Google Play.nnUse Google’s Material Design to build beautiful, yet fully customizable, apps in no time with almost zero effort. You can use the rich widget suite Flutter provides to add common UI elements like buttons, switches, forms, toolbars, lists and more – or you simply build your own widgets – Flutter makes that a breeze, too.nnHere’s what’s included in the course:nnDetailed setup instructions for both macOS and WindowsnnA thorough introduction to Flutter, Dart and the concept behind widgetsnnAn overview of the built-in widgets and how you may add your own onesnnDebugging tipps & tricksnnPage navigation with tabs, side drawers and stack-based navigationnnState management solutionsnnHandling and validating user inputnnConnecting your Flutter app to backend servers by sending Http requestsnnUser authenticationnnAdding Google MapsnnUsing native device features like the camerannAdding beautiful animations & page transitionsnnHow to publish your app to the app storesnnAnd more!nnThis course is for you if …nnYou’re interested in building real native mobile apps for the two most popular mobile platforms – iOS and AndroidnnYou want to explore the full set of features Flutter offersnnDon’t want to spend hours learning two completely different languagesnnCourse prerequisites:nnBasic programming language knowledge will help a lot but is not a hard requirementnnYou DON’T need to know Flutter or DartnnYou DON’T need to know iOS (Swift/ObjectiveC) or Android (Java)nnAs mentioned above, the course was updated from scratch – old, now obsolete content (~25h) is temporarily kept around for existing students ([LEGACY] sections) and will eventually be removed.nWho this course is for:nnBeginner and experienced developers who are interested in diving into mobile app development using one language for both platformsnExperienced iOS or Android developers who want to build cross-platform (iOS + Android) apps with one single programming languagennGet Learn Flutter & Dart to Build iOS & Android Apps 2020 downloadTrading foreign exchange and algorithmic assets on margin carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. 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