Samarth Agarwal
Getting Started with Flutter and Firebase is a complete course about full–stack application development for Android and iOS using Google’s new and popular framework – Flutter and one of the most popular BaaS – Firebase. In this course, you will learn all about Flutter and Firebase while working on a real–world social application. At the end of the course, you can publish your app on the Google Play Store or on the Apple App Store.
We start by learning the basics of Flutter and Firebase. Once introduced to both the technologies, you will learn about building the front–end of the mobile app using Flutter using the built–in widgets and the back–end will be taken care of by Firebase. The code for each lecture is available for students to refer to in an easy to use and organized way. A repository will be shared with each student and the code for each lecture is available on a separate Git branch. You can clone the repository as well.
You will be building a Social Mobile App using Flutter and Firebase – Feedly.
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Building User Interfaces with Flutter – You will start by learning the basics of Flutter and Firebase. Throughout the course, you will learn about various widgets built into the framework and use them in a real app. You will learn how to build beautiful user interfaces and adding interactivity to them using Dart, which is the primary programming language for Flutter.
Instructor Details
Courses : 3
Specification: Getting Started with Flutter and Firebase
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| Price | $14.99 |
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| Duration | 3.5 hours |
| Year | 2019 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
$14.99
Bill Barthel –
Very impressed with this course. Hold on, it goes fast, you will need to stop and start frequently. I would consider this to be a pretty advance course that really brings things together. Looking forward to the new modules!
Joshua Hill –
Very enjoyable course that taught me a great deal, but keep in mind that because Flutter is so young and changing so quickly that you might run into situations where the code in the course throws errors for you that weren’t thrown for the instructor. Good luck!
William Donizete da Silva –
Simples e objetivo
Muhammad Abid –
Nice explanations, waiting for the rest of the course to be uploaded.