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The Flutter Crash Course

A list of Flutter videos for folks with basic programming knowledge.

The Google doc used in the videos is here.

Source code can be accessed here.

Skill level: Junior Engineer
Required skills: Some programming language competency.
Last updated: 6/6/2022
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01: Hello, Flutter!

A Flutter app in its absolute simplest form. Text, Scaffold and AppBar.

02: The Fundamentals of Layout in Flutter
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Container, Column and Row.

03: Creating Your Own StatelessWidget
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Code organization, functions and creating your own StatelessWidgets.

04: Organizing Data with Models
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Using models and mock data to populate your screen.

05: Working with Images
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Adding a image via URL. Working with Container constraints.

06: Managing Style and Adding Fonts
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Wrapping up our recipe! Consolidating style and using custom fonts.

07: Working with Lists
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Our new recipe kicks off with basic lists in Flutter using ListView and ListTile.

08: Navigation and Handling Tap Events
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Handling tap events in Flutter with callbacks. Using Navigator and MaterialPageRoute to navigate to a new screen.

09: Super Simple Unit Tests
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Testing our models by writing unit tests.

10: Sanity Checks with Integration Tests
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Testing to make sure our app loads by writing integration tests.

11: Working with JSON
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Getting ready for integrating with web services by covering JSON decoding and the json_serialization package.

12: Consuming Web Services
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Learn about Futures, async/await, testing and integrating web services.

13: Stateful Widgets
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Learn the fundamentals of state. We implement StatefulWidgets and integrate our screens with web services.

14: Progress Bars
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We explore how to gracefully handle slow connections by showing a progress bar above our listof locations.

15: Pull to Refresh
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We implement a RefreshIndicator, allowing our users to pull and refresh.

16: Custom ListViews
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We tie everything together we've learned thus far using our knowledge of layout, containers, images and text by making our location listing gorgeous!

17: Beautiful Detail Screens
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We continue to beautify our app by creating our own stateless widget and refine our location detail screen.

18: Custom AppBars
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We finalize our app design by learning how to extend widgets, creating a custom navigation bar.