Andrea Bizzotto
NOTE: This course is NOT updated to Null Safety and the latest packages. If you want to use Null Safety and the latest APIs, be prepared to do some extra work to get things working. With that said, many of the concepts taught in the course are still very valuable.
Welcome to this crash course, where you will learn how to use REST APIs with Dart and Flutter.
I created this course because REST APIs are used everywhere in today’s web. And if you master the basics of the Dart http library, you can write Flutter apps that can tap into thousands of web APIs.
In this crash course you will build a simple but completely functional Coronavirus tracker application in Flutter.
Included in this course
– Short introduction to REST: what it is and how it works.
– Overview of the nCoV 2019 health API. This is used to fetch global data about the Coronavirus outbreak.
– Api keys & access tokens: what they are and how to use them.
– REST Client: a VSCode extension that you can use to send HTTP requests and view the response directly in VS Code.
– Design a REST API service using the Dart http package.
Instructor Details
Courses : 2
Specification: Flutter REST API Crash Course: Build a Coronavirus App
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| Price | $10.99 |
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| Duration | 2.5 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
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Moti Bartov –
Hi Andrea, Thanks for this nice short course! As always, I learn new stuff from your courses and I really like how you arrange the app code. Maybe it’s nice to add some state management chapter with better separation of the repository and error handling logic from the Dashboard page to BLoC or some other SM pattern.
Mohammed Irshad Ahmed –
Very good
Niven Shah –
Andrea is an excellent instructor and developer. Very thankful he takes the time to create these courses and maintain his YouTube tutorials. The way Andrea codes reveals a lot of best practices, good app architecture, and interesting techniques; his source code is very clean and logical. In my opinion, this gives him a unique advantage versus other online instructors who write code to illustrate a point but often shortcuts are taken or it is not production quality. Andrea also explains interesting topics that, if you’ve developed in dart/flutter, you realize it happens all the time and he provides good information about how to troubleshoot it (for example, null pointer errors and dealing with initial data). These are more intermediate level tips I don’t see other devs covering. Thanks so much Andrea!!
Willard Jansen –
incredibly useful
Rajan Tamang –
Really good implementation of patterns: Services, Repository, ViewModels !
Kenneth Blewett –
This course assumes that you already have a general understanding of Flutter and Dart, which is perfectly fine. This means that the instructor can get down to business and not spend time on explaining basic concepts. Those who prefer a more engaging and personal touch type of course may be put off by this course, but I recommend you stick it out and work through this one, the pace and content itself are great!
Vinoth Vino –
Andrea is a great flutter developer. He teaches everything clearly and he is a google developer expert for a flutter. Initially, I bought Flutter & Firebase course by Andrea here at udemy. Then I bought this REST API course also. I really enjoy learning his course. I’ll not used to review the courses in udemy. But andrea courses are really amazing it makes me to give ratings and reviews to his course. I’m looking forward to buying any other flutter courses by Andrea. Thank you so much!. Keep up the good work!
Alberto Senna Dias Neto –
The course goes straight to the point. Very good!
JW Truver –
Andrea’s courses really are top notch. I’ve taken many courses on Udemy, and I find his library to be the best overall. Plus he actually replies to questions that have been posted. This man must never sleep!
Alejandro Iglesias Peinado –
Andrea siempre haciendo lo mejores cursos.
Khadga Bahadur shrestha –
Very very effective course
Alok Verma –
It was really fun packed fast paced for people who knows the basics of flutter. All concepts used will consolidate your basics and all best practices were followed like Provider, conditional expression access using ? operator, Data cache, exception handling etc. Really good course to learn many finer points although at time a bit of copy paste code really make the pace a bit high. But I learned a lot consuming real World APIs. Also, usage of Rest client, plugin for pubsec.yaml was a steal which it really saved a lot of time to add any package to pubspec.yaml just by typing in VSCode rather than searching copying steps. Also, testing Rest APIs using Rest client was real fun, and I enjoyed that a lot after Postman tool and this was new to me. Great course. Looking forward to more courses.
Owen Wattimena –
Cocok untuk memperdalam skill flutter mengenai penggunaan API
Mateusz Ok –
Good explanation, but I missed: updated code with dart null safety feature better chosen API service for show basics of REST (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) we have just GET (fetching data) More information about modeling data and some more complex data. I know it’s called crash course, but in this case, it should be called fetching data from the internet with Flutter. But the explanation is good and I have learned some tricks and tips. Good job :)Good explanation, but my
Richard Marquez –
Andrea is a brilliant teacher and a fine programmer and software architect. I loved the modular approach given in the making of the Coronavirus app. I am astonished that he put out simple but solid foundations for any structured mobile app design in such a simple app. Thank you very much, Andrea. Now it’s my turn to get my hands dirty.
anastasia v. –
This is truly an excellent course that explains why not just how.
Mary Sue –
Great, learned a lot about error handling in Flutter.