Job ready Flutter complete course with Firebase and Dart

Job ready Flutter complete course with Firebase and Dart, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 85 lectures, based on 116 reviews, and has 10399 subscribers.

You will learn about Cover Dart basics including syntax, data types, functions, conditionals, loops and many more. Familiarize with Flutter framework, its architecture, and advantages for cross-platform app development. Teach about various built-in widgets in Flutter, such as Text, Image, Container, Button, etc., and their usage in constructing UI. Explain the concepts of stateful and stateless widgets, demonstrating how to handle and update app state effectively. Guide through different navigation techniques in Flutter, enabling them to build multi-screen apps with smooth transitions. Show how to handle user input, including text input, button presses, gestures, and form validation. Introduce asynchronous programming in Flutter using Darts Future, async, and await keywords, allowing students to perform non-blocking operations. Teach how to interact with RESTful APIs using packages like http or dio, enabling them to fetch and display data from web services. Integrate Firebase Authentication for user login, Firebase Cloud Storage for file management, and Firestore database for real-time data syncing. Best practices for handling errors and exceptions in Flutter apps, ensuring graceful error messages and recovery options. Encourage to apply their knowledge by working on hands-on projects throughout the course, reinforcing concepts and building their portfolio. This course is ideal for individuals who are Designed for individuals with little to no prior experience in Flutter app development. or Those who have an interest in building cross-platform mobile apps using Flutter. or Developers experienced in other programming languages looking to expand their skills in Flutter. or Students studying computer science or related fields, as well as technology enthusiasts eager to learn app development. or Freelancers or entrepreneurs seeking to develop their own Flutter apps to showcase their skills or launch their business ideas. or Those who want to learn how to integrate Firebase services such as Authentication, Cloud Storage, and Firestore into their Flutter apps. It is particularly useful for Designed for individuals with little to no prior experience in Flutter app development. or Those who have an interest in building cross-platform mobile apps using Flutter. or Developers experienced in other programming languages looking to expand their skills in Flutter. or Students studying computer science or related fields, as well as technology enthusiasts eager to learn app development. or Freelancers or entrepreneurs seeking to develop their own Flutter apps to showcase their skills or launch their business ideas. or Those who want to learn how to integrate Firebase services such as Authentication, Cloud Storage, and Firestore into their Flutter apps.

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Summary

Title: Job ready Flutter complete course with Firebase and Dart

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 85

Number of Published Lectures: 85

Number of Curriculum Items: 85

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 85

Original Price: $94.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Cover Dart basics including syntax, data types, functions, conditionals, loops and many more.

Familiarize with Flutter framework, its architecture, and advantages for cross-platform app development.

Teach about various built-in widgets in Flutter, such as Text, Image, Container, Button, etc., and their usage in constructing UI.

Explain the concepts of stateful and stateless widgets, demonstrating how to handle and update app state effectively.

Guide through different navigation techniques in Flutter, enabling them to build multi-screen apps with smooth transitions.

Show how to handle user input, including text input, button presses, gestures, and form validation.

Introduce asynchronous programming in Flutter using Darts Future, async, and await keywords, allowing students to perform non-blocking operations.

Teach how to interact with RESTful APIs using packages like http or dio, enabling them to fetch and display data from web services.

Integrate Firebase Authentication for user login, Firebase Cloud Storage for file management, and Firestore database for real-time data syncing.

Best practices for handling errors and exceptions in Flutter apps, ensuring graceful error messages and recovery options.

Encourage to apply their knowledge by working on hands-on projects throughout the course, reinforcing concepts and building their portfolio.

Who Should Attend

Designed for individuals with little to no prior experience in Flutter app development.

Those who have an interest in building cross-platform mobile apps using Flutter.

Developers experienced in other programming languages looking to expand their skills in Flutter.

Students studying computer science or related fields, as well as technology enthusiasts eager to learn app development.

Freelancers or entrepreneurs seeking to develop their own Flutter apps to showcase their skills or launch their business ideas.

Those who want to learn how to integrate Firebase services such as Authentication, Cloud Storage, and Firestore into their Flutter apps.

Target Audiences

Designed for individuals with little to no prior experience in Flutter app development.

Those who have an interest in building cross-platform mobile apps using Flutter.

Developers experienced in other programming languages looking to expand their skills in Flutter.

Students studying computer science or related fields, as well as technology enthusiasts eager to learn app development.

Freelancers or entrepreneurs seeking to develop their own Flutter apps to showcase their skills or launch their business ideas.

Those who want to learn how to integrate Firebase services such as Authentication, Cloud Storage, and Firestore into their Flutter apps.

If you follow the tech world then you might have heard about Flutter and its growing popularity day by day. There are lot of jobs around this new framework but the supply of skilled developers are less. So its high time that we upgrade our skill and grab those opportunities as soon as possible. You will learn the basics till advance concepts in this course which is enough to get you started applying for your dream job.

Flutter is free, and open-source Software Development Kit used to develop high performing cross platform applications with a single code base. The real perk of choosing Flutter with Firebase as backend is that it offers you a complete package of application management. Right from cloud storage to real-time database, hosting to authentication services, Firebase will provide everything at one place and seamlessly meet the needs of the startups.

What you will learn in this Course ?

Introduction to Dart language

       · Variables and data types

       · Conditional Statements

       · Understanding Loops

       · Declaring functions

       · Exception Handling

       · Classes and objects

       · Null Safety

Flutter In dept Concepts

       · What are widgets

       · Stateless vs Stateful Widgets

       · Exploring various Widgets

       · What is a State

       · How to manage State

       · Navigation Concepts

       · Handling User Input

       · Asynchronous Programming

       · Handling REST API

       · Types of HTTP Requests

       · What are Models

Firebase Integration

       · Setup Firebase Project

       · Authenticate using Email Password

       · Google Sign In

       · Firestore Database

       · CRUD operations

       · Firebase Storage

       · Compress Image

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Dart language

Lecture 1: Lets Dive into Dart

Lecture 2: Variables and Data type

Lecture 3: String & String interpolation

Lecture 4: Final & Const Keywords

Lecture 5: Conditional Statements

Lecture 6: Lists

Lecture 7: Maps

Lecture 8: Looping Statements

Lecture 9: Break and Continue

Lecture 10: Declaring Functions and Short hand Syntax

Lecture 11: Types of Parameters in Function

Lecture 12: What are Classes and Objects

Lecture 13: Generic Type & Inheritance

Lecture 14: Exception Handling using Try Catch

Lecture 15: Static variables and methods

Lecture 16: Ternary operator and Null safety

Chapter 2: Introduction to Flutter Framework

Lecture 1: Creating a new Project and understanding file structure

Lecture 2: What are Widgets

Lecture 3: Working with Assets & Pubspec file

Chapter 3: Exploring basic Flutter Widgets

Lecture 1: Text & Scaffold Widget

Lecture 2: Center & Floating Action Button

Lecture 3: Changing Color and Styling

Lecture 4: What are Stateless Widget

Lecture 5: Asset and Network Image

Lecture 6: Icon and Button Widget

Lecture 7: Container Widget

Lecture 8: TextField Widget

Lecture 9: Column and Row

Lecture 10: ListTile and ListView

Chapter 4: Understanding Stateful Widget

Lecture 1: What is a State

Lecture 2: The setState() method

Lecture 3: Stateful Widget in action

Lecture 4: What is initState() function

Lecture 5: Understanding Widget lifecycle

Chapter 5: Navigation Concept

Lecture 1: Stack concept behind Navigation

Lecture 2: Push And Pop method

Lecture 3: Understanding Named Route

Lecture 4: Passing data via Constructors

Lecture 5: Drawer Navigation Widget

Lecture 6: Bottom Navigation Bar

Chapter 6: Handling User Input

Lecture 1: Deep Dive into TextField Widget

Lecture 2: Adding a TextEditing Controller

Lecture 3: Validating User Input

Lecture 4: Decoration and other properties

Lecture 5: Alert Dialog Widget

Lecture 6: Displaying Snackbar

Chapter 7: Asynchronous Programming

Lecture 1: Understanding Futures

Lecture 2: Async Await Concept

Lecture 3: What are Streams

Lecture 4: FutureBuilder and StreamBuilder Widget

Chapter 8: Working with Rest API

Lecture 1: Introduction to http request

Lecture 2: Implement GET request to a server

Lecture 3: Fetching Json Data from the API

Lecture 4: Basic shopping application

Lecture 5: Handling POST request

Lecture 6: PUT and DELETE request

Lecture 7: Make Authenticated requests

Chapter 9: Model Class

Lecture 1: Why we need models

Lecture 2: Creating our first model class

Lecture 3: Changes required in frontend

Lecture 4: Tool to generate Models easily

Lecture 5: Consume a new rest api

Chapter 10: Introduction to Firebase and Authentication

Lecture 1: Understanding Firebase Products

Lecture 2: Setup Firebase into Project

Lecture 3: Register and Login UI

Lecture 4: Authenticate using Email Password

Lecture 5: Exception Handling

Lecture 6: Loading Indicator while authenticating

Lecture 7: Check authentication state

Lecture 8: Setup Project for Google Sign In

Lecture 9: Implement Google Sign In and Sign out

Chapter 11: Firebase Firestore Database

Lecture 1: Get Started with Firestore

Lecture 2: Understanding CRUD operations

Lecture 3: Building Note App UI

Lecture 4: Creating Note data and Model

Lecture 5: Retrieving and updating Note data

Lecture 6: Adding Security rules

Chapter 12: Working with Firebase Storage

Lecture 1: Configuring Firebase Storage

Lecture 2: Understanding Cloud Storage

Lecture 3: Implementing Image Upload

Lecture 4: Retrieving and Deleting Image

Lecture 5: Compressing and Caching Image

Lecture 6: Upload Multiple Images

Lecture 7: Image Upload in Note App

Chapter 13: Job Interview Question & Answer

Lecture 1: Interview Q&A

Instructors

Rahul Agarwal
Flutter Application Developer

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