Flutter, developed by Google, is a cross-platform framework that has redefined mobile app development. Using a single codebase, Flutter allows developers to create stunning, natively compiled applications for mobile, web, and desktop from one codebase. With its expressive UI and hot reload feature, Flutter accelerates the development process, making it a favorite for creating beautiful and responsive applications across platforms.
Overview of Flutter and Dart
Installing Flutter and Dart SDK
Setting up Development Environment
Flutter Project Structure
Basics of Dart
Data Types and Variables
Control Flow and Functions
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Dart
Introduction to Widgets
Commonly Used Widgets (Text, Image, Container, etc.)
Layouts (Row, Column, Stack, etc.)
Responsive Design in Flutter
Stateful vs. Stateless Widgets
Managing State with setState
Provider and Riverpod for State Management
BLoC Pattern and Redux for State Management
Navigation Basics
Named Routes and Navigation Stack
Deep Linking and Route Parameters
Customizing UI with Themes
Material Design and Cupertino Widgets
Animations and Gestures
Custom Paint and Canvas
Fetching Data from APIs
Parsing JSON in Flutter
Local Data Storage (SharedPreferences, SQLite)
Integrating Firebase into Flutter Apps
Authentication with Firebase
Cloud Firestore for Database
Firebase Cloud Functions
Camera and Image Picker
Location and Maps Integration
Sensors (e.g., Accelerometer)
Unit Testing and Widget Testing
Debugging Techniques
Performance Profiling
Multi-Language Support
Implementing Accessibility Features
Building and Compiling Apps
App Signing and Distribution
Publishing to App Stores (Google Play Store, Apple App Store)
Introduction to Flutter Web
Building and Deploying Web Applications with Flutter
Flutter for Windows, macOS, and Linux
Building Desktop Applications with Flutter
Building a Real-world Flutter App
Project Presentation and Code Review