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The Complete Mobile App Development Course with Flutter

Learn how to develop Android and iOS apps using Flutter – the popular, open-source mobile app development framework.

What's Inside

This course includes downloadable project files.

Discover how to use Flutter, the popular open-source framework created by Google for developing Android and iOS apps. This course will show you how to build a complete Contacts App from scratch, and how to make the most of this high-performance, intuitive framework.

The app will feature editable fields for each contact’s name, email address, and phone number; customizable profile pictures; and native integration (such as writing emails and calling a contact from the app).

This course will cover:

How to write clean code
Setting up the UI
Working with widgets
Incorporating UI animations
Resistant storage
Using plugins for native functionality

…and more!

Requirements:

No prior experience with Dart or mobile development is required for this course. However, familiarity with basic programming concepts (such as variables, objects, conditionals and so on) is assumed.

Course Curriculum

Introduction

Introduction - 1:48
Start
Source Files
Start
Additional Resources
Start
Install Flutter on Windows - 5:43
Start
Install Flutter on MacOS - 3:21
Start
Setup Android SDK - 6:10
Start
Setup Android Emulator - 2:57
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Install VS Code - 2:01
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Set up VS Code Flutter Plugins - 3:33
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Mobile App Development with Flutter

Creating a Flutter Project - 1:43
Start
Exploring the Project Structure - 3:39
Start
Running the Default Demo App - 1:51
Start
What is a Widget - 2:08
Start
Most Used Pre-built Widgets - 4:56
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Building a ContactsPage Widget - 7:04
Start
Displaying a Vertical List - 4:28
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Adding a ListView - 3:39
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Importing a 3rd Party Library - 2:01
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Using the Faker Library - 1:28
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Creating a Contact Model Class - 4:49
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Creating a List of Contacts - 3:44
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Displaying Contacts in a ListView - 3:07
Start
Converting ContactsPage to a StatefulWidget - 3:45
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Populating the Contacts to initState - 2:32
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Adding isFavorite to Contact Class - 2:39
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Finishing isFavorite UI - 4:23
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Setting State - 6:27
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Sorting Contacts Based on isFavorite - 3:19
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Creating a Custom Widget - 2:31
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State Management - Lifting State up and Callbacks - 6:46
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State Management - Adding a ScopedModel - 6:36
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Moving Functionality to ContactsModel - 1:46
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Using a Scoped Model - 3:04
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Accessing the Model through ScopedModelDescendant - 6:21
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Notifying Listeners of ScopedModel - 2:04
Start
Another Way of Accessing the Model - 2:55
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Sorting the Contacts Alphabetically - 6:25
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Adding a ContactCreate Page - 2:21
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Creating an Input Form - 3:00
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Reason for Using Keys for Widgets - 1:27
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Getting Data out of the Form with a Key - 4:08
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Styling an Input Form - 5:33
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Validating the Name Field - 5:23
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Regular Expressions to Validate the Email - 4:18
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Validating the Phone Number - 2:53
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Adding New Contacts to the ContactsModel - 1:55
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Implementing the Saving of the Form - 5:33
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Adding a Floating Action Button - 2:13
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Navigating using MaterialPageRoute - 6:29
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Creating ContactEditPage - 3:29
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Passing Edited Data to the ContactForm - 2:50
Start
Navigating to ContactEditPage - 2:20
Start
Pre-populating ContactForm with Data - 2:19
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Editing a Contact in the ContactModel - 5:00
Start
Preserving isFavorite Value after Editing - 4:54
Start
Adding Null Safe Access Elvis Operators - 1:39
Start
Making List Items Slidable - 4:27
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Fixing Slidable UI with a Container - 1:41
Start
Creating a Helper Build Function - 1:58
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Deleting a Contact from the ContactModel - 1:27
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Adding default images for contacts - 2:50
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Adding Default Images for Contacts - 2:52
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Getting Device Dimensions with MediaQuery - 2:59
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Fixing ContactCreatePage’s Contact Image - 2:20
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Making a Hero Animation - 5:55
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Setting up the image_picker Library - 2:07
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Configuring Image Picker on iOS - 3:10
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Using the image_picker Library - 3:49
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Picking an Image from the Device - 4:17
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Displaying the Picked Image in ContactForm - 5:19
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Displaying Images while Creating a Contact - 3:07
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Adding an Image Field to the Contact Class - 1:15
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Displaying the Contact’s Image in ContactTile - 3:04
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Pre-populating an Edited Image in ContactEditPage - 2:08
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SEMBAST and Other Packages for Data Persistence - 2:29
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Converting Contact Objects to Map - 3:32
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Converting Map Objects to Contacts - 4:09
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Opening a SEMBAST Database - 8:16
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Writing Asynchronous Code with Completer - 6:39
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Preparing for the Singleton Pattern - 4:34
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Making AppDatabase into a Singleton - 3:00
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Understanding How SEMBAST Stores Data - 3:39
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Creating a Data Access Object for Contacts - 6:12
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Adding ID Field to Contact Class - 2:57
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Preserving the ID while Editing - 1:27
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Updating and Deleting Contacts with SEMBAST - 4:12
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Getting All Contacts in Sorted Order - Part 1 - 3:43
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Getting All Contacts in Sorted Order - Part 2 - 2:19
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Adding ContactDao to ContactsModel - 2:46
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Loading Contacts from ContactDao in ContactsModel - 4:54
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Modifying ContactsModel to Work with ContactDao - 3:03
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Fixing Newly Broken Code - 1:57
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Testing Persistent Storage Functionality - 3:04
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Displaying a Loading Indicator - 2:39
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Adding Back the Favoriting of Contacts - 3:20
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Making Contacts Sortable based on isFavorite - 4:57
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Adding UI for Contacting the Contacts - 2:48
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Using url_launcher to Call a Contact - 6:56
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Writing an Email to a Contact - 1:42
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Adding Padding to the ContactForm - 0:58
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Conclusion

Conclusion - 1:15
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The Complete Mobile App Development Course with Flutter

Learn how to develop Android and iOS apps using Flutter – the popular, open-source mobile app development framework.

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