Mammoth Interactive
Are you looking to enhance your career by learning a coding language? Do you want to build an app but don’t know where to start? Or you are seeking a side hustle that will finally give you the freedom and flexibility you’ve been searching for? If so, this course is for you!
Learn Google Flutter from Scratch to a Fully Functional App
This masterclass will take you step by step through building a complete app. If you’ve ever tried to build an app in Xcode for iOS and then re–built it in Android Studio for Android, you’ll see how revolutionary Google Flutter is. With Flutter you can seamlessly create apps for Android, iOS and web all at the same time. It’s growing in popularity every day and will soon be the #1 framework for app development.
THE COMPLETE SOURCE CODE IS AVAILABLE!
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This project is equivalent to what you’d get at an expensive $20,000 coding bootcamp. Instead you can watch this course from your home and get the same training and product as a bootcamp.
Are you ready to become an expert in a technology supported by Google? Look no further.
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Specification: Build a Rental App with Flutter: iOS & Android Masterclass
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13 reviews for Build a Rental App with Flutter: iOS & Android Masterclass
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| Price | $14.99 |
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| Duration | 29 hours |
| Year | 2019 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
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Margriet P –
Update: From 5 to 3 starts. Well, as you can read beneath, I started so enthousiast and learned a lot. Now I am a lot of lessons further and I stopped the course. I could not follow it anymore. The teacher goes very quickly, he is not structured, but is working on the fly. That means that that he thinks up things at the moment and that changes just as easily. Many new terms are used, without explaining why this choice is made. It happens regularly that there are error messages when the app is running. That is especially frustrating if you get those error messages and the teacher doesn’t. But the teacher gets them also often, that is good, you can then see how he fixes it. Unfortunately you will not receive an answer to questions asked. It seems that a course has been created and posted and that is it. Lessons have been exchanged, which confuses you. It is a very good course that can be followed with a few adjustments. Tips: The app we make is so complex that at a certain point the overview was gone. Perhaps this can be clarified on the basis of a (Mindmap) scheme. Talk slower. Show what you do (change screen, copy and paste). Sometimes it goes so fast now that you can’t even follow it if you play it slower. Make sure the course is well prepared. Of course it is sometimes good to see what can go wrong and how you can solve it. But it is also very frustrating if that happens often. Explain what certain things mean. ***************** Meanwhile I can say that I am no longer a beginner, my first app is now in the app store. That’s why I like this course so much! I am learning new things all over again. Also things that I have been looking for when I built my own app. I like the pace and the voice is very nice. Also during the course sometimes the layout does not bring what is expected. Good to see how the teacher solves the problem. Those are precisely the things that you encounter when building your own app. This course is really recommended for the person who is just not a beginner anymore. ***************
anastasia v. –
Better than Angela Yu’s course in terms of conceptual delivery and course notes.
Benjamin Benoy –
Easy to understand descriptions
Learn2code lol –
So far so good. I love the structure and the pace of everything so far
Saud khan –
Dead Q&A , Image Guesser is a horrible project with a newbie getting lost in screen calculation
Jonathan –
The content was good, as well as the instructor, but for a course like this, there needs to be support. Questions are asked because there is a lot of content in this course, and hardly any of the questions get responses.
Mohit Mangal –
This is a very excellent course for a beginner like me. I would recommend it to others. You develop here a basic intuition of developing an app.
Mike Schmackle –
Concise, right to the point, easy to understand
Vladislav Madan –
Great course. It’s what I’ve been looking for to be able to create my own apps. The course teaches not only to the techniques and trics, but also to think in an engineer kind of things. Structuring of creating an app is amazing. First what a user is supposed to see. Then Classes and appropriate objects. Then Firebase fetching, adding, updating and deleting functionality. All exactly in the right order. A wonderful course. A great teacher. Thank a lot!
Christian Eichmueller –
At first I was really convinced about this course but my mood changed fast, when I noticed that the author of this course often times failed to explain key concepts to understand what is really going on. For example did the author explain which function to include in all of the model class to retrieve data from the database yet he failed to explain why exactly he was doing this. After around 20 more lessons you slowly understand bit by bit why he was doing what he was doing. Yet I had to rewatch everything 2 3 times to really understand it and had to do alot own research to even make the code work bugfree. And yes this is no joke, even the sample code is not bugfree…….. Furthermore there was no real state management introduced in this course, which is really interesting because normally you always use some sort of state management when working with firebase. Well I guess this is currently the best we have on udemy but Im not really happy with the content….
Brayan Jordany Cantos Moreira –
Very good, more than good excellent. There are only things that improve, for example subtitles in Spanish, because there are many students who are Hispanic. I also recommend that it had been implemented, for example a CicularProgressIndicator when you were logging in, registering user, uploading publication etc.
Francis Clarke –
In the Calculator app source code .zip, I had to change compileSdkVersion 27 to compileSdkVersion 28 to get it to build. Not a good sign.
Marcel Schwarz –
Pretty good class very good for best practices of how to structure firebase data when creating a social app in flutter and therefore a very good slightly advanced class in flutter app design and also a good help understanding NoSQL database design if you come from SQL. At times a little bit chaotic (you know what, I’ve changed my mind, let’s change it back!) but most of the times easy to follow. In general I loved how it really went through from beginning to end with a very structured approach (first building a mockup interface only, then building model classes only and finally attaching the database) which helps understanding a lot. Best practices are followed for the most part, although I would have loved to get practice in using Bloc instead of just regular model classes. Looking at it from a Feb/March 2020 point of view it’s up to date for most of the things, although there have been a few firebase syntax updates which can be easily googled and there’s also by now several calendar widgets to choose from so implementing that oneself like it is done here is not necessary anymore. The code attached at the end is not 100% exactly the same as the one shown in the videos which can be a bit confusing at times, in a perfect world there could be step by step code samples attached to each lesson like many other classes offer it.