Oreilly – Flutter in Action, Video Edition 2020-1

Flutter in Action, Video Edition. This course teaches you how to develop native mobile apps for iOS and Android using the Flutter framework and the Dart language. In 2017, users downloaded more than 178 billion apps, and that number is expected to reach 258 billion by 2022. Flutter, a revolutionary cross-platform SDK from Google, makes it possible to build fast, beautiful apps without the need for a JavaScript bridge. The framework compiles Dart code directly to platform-specific code and supports hot reloading for fast visibility of changes. Plus, with built-in widgets and advanced APIs, Flutter apps are responsive and engaging. This course first covers the basics of Dart, then teaches techniques for building user interfaces with Flutter widgets. Practical examples, diagrams, and clear explanations make learning easy. Also, advanced topics such as routing, state management, and asynchronous programming are covered in a simple and practical way.

What you will learn

• Understanding Flutter’s approach to user interface.
• All the Dart knowledge you need to get started.
• Create custom animations.
• Testing and debugging.

This course is suitable for people who:

• You need basic web or mobile app development skills.

Deep Learning with JavaScript Course Details

• Publisher: Oreilly
• Instructor: Eric Windmill
• Training level: Beginner to advanced
• Training duration: 8 hours and 26 minutes

Course headings

• Part 1. Meet Flutter
• Chapter 1. Meet Flutter
  Chapter 1. On Dart
  Chapter 1. Who uses Flutter?
  Chapter 1. Who should be using Flutter?
  Chapter 1. Who this book is for
  Chapter 1. Other mobile development options
  Chapter 1. The immediate benefits of Flutter
  Chapter 1. Future benefits of Flutter: Web apps and desktop apps
  Chapter 1. A brief intro to how Flutter works
  Chapter 1. Flutter rendering: Under the hood
  Chapter 1. Final note
  Chapter 1. Summary
• Chapter 2. A brief intro to Dart
  Chapter 2. Common programming concepts in Dart
  Chapter 2. Control flow
  Chapter 2. Functions
  Chapter 2. Object-oriented programming (in Dart)
  Chapter 2. Summary
• Chapter 3. Breaking into Flutter
  Chapter 3. Widgets: The widget tree, widget types, and the State object
  Chapter 3. BuildContext
  Chapter 3. Enhancing the counter app with the most important widgets
  Chapter 3. Favor composition in Flutter (over inheritance)
  Chapter 3. Intro to layout in Flutter
  Chapter 3. The element tree
  Chapter 3. A final note
  Chapter 3. Summary
• Part 2. Flutter user interaction, styles, and animations
• Chapter 4. Flutter UI: Important widgets, themes, and layout
  Chapter 4. Structural widgets and more configuration
  Chapter 4. Styling and themes in Flutter
  Chapter 4. Common layout and UI widgets
  Chapter 4. ListView and builders
  Chapter 4. Summary
• Chapter 5. User interaction: Forms and gestures
  Chapter 5. Flutter forms Chapter
  5. FormField widgets
  Chapter 5. Form UI and working with focus nodes
  Chapter 5. Managing form state with form methods
  Chapter 5. Summary
• Chapter 6. Pushing pixels: Flutter animations and using the canvas
  Chapter 6. CustomPainter and the canvas
  Chapter 6. Staggered animations, TweenSequence, and built-in animations
  Chapter 6. Reusable custom color transition widgets
  Chapter 6. Summary
• Part 3. State management and asynchronous Dart
• Chapter 7. Flutter routing in depth
  Chapter 7. Declarative routing and named routes
  Chapter 7. Routing on the fly
  Chapter 7. Routing animations
  Chapter 7. Summary
• Chapter 8. Flutter state management
  Chapter 8. Pure Flutter state management: The InheritedWidget
  Chapter 8. Blocs: Business Logic Components
  Chapter 8. Summary
• Chapter 9. Async Dart and Flutter and infinite scrolling
  Chapter 9. Sinks and streams (and StreamControllers)
  Chapter 9. Using streams in blocs
  Chapter 9. Async Flutter: StreamBuilder
  Chapter 9. Infinite and custom scrollable widgets
  Chapter 9. Summary
• Part 4. Beyond foundations
• Chapter 10. Working with data: HTTP, Firestore, and JSON
  Chapter 10. JSON serialization
  Chapter 10. Working with Firebase in Flutter
  Chapter 10. Dependency injection
  Chapter 10. Summary
• Chapter 11. Testing Flutter apps
  Chapter 11. Accessibility with the semantics widgets
  Chapter 11. Next steps with Flutter
  Chapter 11. Summary
• Appendix A. Installation: Dart2
  Appendix A. Installation: Flutter SDK
  Appendix A. Tooling and a quick note on text editors
  Appendix A. DartPad
• Appendix B. The Pub package manager
  Appendix B. Using packages on your machine or from GitHub
  Appendix B. Using the packages
• Appendix C. Flutter for web developers
  Appendix C. How is layout handled in Flutter? Is there a flexbox equivalent?
  Appendix C. What about using an absolute position?
  Appendix C. What about the basics: Borders, padding, margin, and color?
  Appendix C. Manipulating text style
  Appendix C. Global styles
• Appendix D. Flutter for iOS developers
  Appendix D. What’s the paradigm or mental model difference?
  Appendix D. Can I build an app that uses iOS design patterns?
  Appendix D. How to make complex layouts like UITableView?
  Appendix D. What’s similar to Storyboard?
  Appendix D. How do you draw to the screen?
  Appendix D. How do I add dependencies (like Cocoa Pods)?
  Appendix D. How do I interact with the device and use native APIs?
  Appendix D. Is there an equivalent to CoreData?
• Appendix E. Flutter for Android developers
  Appendix E. What’s the paradigm or mental model difference?
  Appendix E. Where’s the XML layout file?
  Appendix E. How do I draw to the screen?
  Appendix E. What’s the equivalent of an intent in Flutter?
  Appendix E. What’s the equivalent of runOnUiThread() in Flutter?
  Appendix E. What’s the equivalent of a Gradle file? How do I add dependencies?
  Appendix E. What’s the equivalent of a LinearLayout? What about ScrollView?
  Appendix E. How do I access shared preferences or SQLite?

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