Flutter Course for Beginners - 37-hour Cross Platform App Development Tutorial
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Date: 2022-03-14
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Horacio
I just finished the Free flutter Course. I really enjoyed it and I'm looking forward to your upcoming videos. In the meantime here is a list of all the Chapters for whoever might need it:
00:00:11 Chapter 0 - Presentation
00:02:58 Chapter 1 - Developer Accounts
00:39:12 Chapter 2 - Setup
01:14:43 Chapter 3 - Introduction to Dart
02:01:26 Chapter 4 - Dart control statements and collections
02:46:45 Chapter 5 - Sound Null-safety in Dart
03:27:12 Chapter 6 - Dart enumerations, classes and objects
04:18:37 Chapter 7 - Advanced Dart
05:00:40 Chapter 8 - Project setup
05:48:30 Chapter 9 - iOS App Setup (App Identifier, Certificates and Profiles)
06:59:33 Chapter 10 - Android app Setup
07:31:32 Chapter 11 - Firebase Backend Setup
08:01:21 Chapter 12 - Basic register-user screen
09:04:54 Chapter 13 - Login view
09:53:10 Chapter 14 - Separating app initialization from login/register
10:19:48 Chapter 15 - Git and Github
11:10:34 Chapter 16 - Email Verification View
11:44:45 Chapter 17 - Link Between login and register views
12:18:01 Chapter 18 - Logout view
13:13:47 Chapter 19 - Go From Login to Notes View
13:36:44 Chapter 20 - Cleaning Up our Routes
13:51:17 Chapter 21 - Error Handling in Login View
14:16:21 Chapter 22 - Error Handling in Register View and Going to Next Screen After Registration
14:44:45 Chapter 23 - Confirming Identity Before Going to Main UI
14:52:22 Chapter 24 - Auth Service
15:55:22 Chapter 25 - Migrating to Auth Service
16:33:41 Chapter 26 - Unit Testing our Auth Service
17:43:43 Chapter 27 - CRUD Local Storage
19:30:57 Chapter 28 - Working with Streams in Notes Service
20:04:32 Chapter 29 - Preparing Notes View to Read All Notes
20:39:22 Chapter 30 - Preparing to Create New Notes
21:00:16 Chapter 31 - Creating New Notes
21:35:43 Chapter 32 - Displaying Notes in Notes View
21:56:04 Chapter 33 - Deleting Existing Notes in Notes View
22:40:46 Chapter 34 - Updating Existing Notes
23:14:12 Chapter 35 - Protecting NotesService with Current User
23:40:44 Chapter 36 - Writing Notes to Cloud Firestore
24:58:08 Chapter 37 - Migrating to our Firestore Service
25:22:36 Chapter 38 - Sharing Notes
25:37:44 Chapter 39 - Introduction to Bloc
26:24:31 Chapter 40 - Converting our Auth Process to Bloc
27:31:17 Chapter 41 - Handling Auth Bloc Exceptions During Login
27:52:45 Chapter 42 - Moving to Bloc for Routing and Dialogs
29:58:23 Chapter 43 - Loading Screens
29:48:31 Chapter 44 - Final Touches Before App Release
30:43:03 Chapter 45 - App Icons and app Name
31:06:34 Chapter 46 - Splash Screen
31:56:59 Chapter 47 - Sending our iOS app to App Store Connect
32:55:44 Chapter 48 - Releasing our iOS App
33:20:32 Chapter 49 - Fixing Firebase Security Rules and Resubmitting the iOS App
34:50:07 Chapter 50 - Releasing our Android App
34:55:19 Chapter 51 - Localization in Flutter
36:33:57 Outro - Final thoughts
Thanks Vandad amd freeCodeCamp!
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I just finished the Free flutter Course. I really enjoyed it and I'm looking forward to your upcoming videos. In the meantime here is a list of all the Chapters for whoever might need it:
00:00:11 Chapter 0 - Presentation
00:02:58 Chapter 1 - Developer Accounts
00:39:12 Chapter 2 - Setup
01:14:43 Chapter 3 - Introduction to Dart
02:01:26 Chapter 4 - Dart control statements and collections
02:46:45 Chapter 5 - Sound Null-safety in Dart
03:27:12 Chapter 6 - Dart enumerations, classes and objects
04:18:37 Chapter 7 - Advanced Dart
05:00:40 Chapter 8 - Project setup
05:48:30 Chapter 9 - iOS App Setup (App Identifier, Certificates and Profiles)
06:59:33 Chapter 10 - Android app Setup
07:31:32 Chapter 11 - Firebase Backend Setup
08:01:21 Chapter 12 - Basic register-user screen
09:04:54 Chapter 13 - Login view
09:53:10 Chapter 14 - Separating app initialization from login/register
10:19:48 Chapter 15 - Git and Github
11:10:34 Chapter 16 - Email Verification View
11:44:45 Chapter 17 - Link Between login and register views
12:18:01 Chapter 18 - Logout view
13:13:47 Chapter 19 - Go From Login to Notes View
13:36:44 Chapter 20 - Cleaning Up our Routes
13:51:17 Chapter 21 - Error Handling in Login View
14:16:21 Chapter 22 - Error Handling in Register View and Going to Next Screen After Registration
14:44:45 Chapter 23 - Confirming Identity Before Going to Main UI
14:52:22 Chapter 24 - Auth Service
15:55:22 Chapter 25 - Migrating to Auth Service
16:33:41 Chapter 26 - Unit Testing our Auth Service
17:43:43 Chapter 27 - CRUD Local Storage
19:30:57 Chapter 28 - Working with Streams in Notes Service
20:04:32 Chapter 29 - Preparing Notes View to Read All Notes
20:39:22 Chapter 30 - Preparing to Create New Notes
21:00:16 Chapter 31 - Creating New Notes
21:35:43 Chapter 32 - Displaying Notes in Notes View
21:56:04 Chapter 33 - Deleting Existing Notes in Notes View
22:40:46 Chapter 34 - Updating Existing Notes
23:14:12 Chapter 35 - Protecting NotesService with Current User
23:40:44 Chapter 36 - Writing Notes to Cloud Firestore
24:58:08 Chapter 37 - Migrating to our Firestore Service
25:22:36 Chapter 38 - Sharing Notes
25:37:44 Chapter 39 - Introduction to Bloc
26:24:31 Chapter 40 - Converting our Auth Process to Bloc
27:31:17 Chapter 41 - Handling Auth Bloc Exceptions During Login
27:52:45 Chapter 42 - Moving to Bloc for Routing and Dialogs
29:58:23 Chapter 43 - Loading Screens
29:48:31 Chapter 44 - Final Touches Before App Release
30:43:03 Chapter 45 - App Icons and app Name
31:06:34 Chapter 46 - Splash Screen
31:56:59 Chapter 47 - Sending our iOS app to App Store Connect
32:55:44 Chapter 48 - Releasing our iOS App
33:20:32 Chapter 49 - Fixing Firebase Security Rules and Resubmitting the iOS App
34:50:07 Chapter 50 - Releasing our Android App
34:55:19 Chapter 51 - Localization in Flutter
36:33:57 Outro - Final thoughts
Thanks Vandad amd freeCodeCamp!
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TJ
I'm 14:43 in and so far all I've seen has been non-specific babbling (around 25% of which has been -umm-) and no actual or implied tutorial.
In relation to a video that lasts 37 hours, 14 minutes isn't all that long. But introductions do matter, so if you give me almost 15 minutes of babbling then tell me you can't actually walk through the steps of something you say is the first critical step then it makes wanting to invest time by continuing to watch far less appealing.
Edit: At 46 minutes in, it's still just undirected babbling. There's a passing attempt at explanation but it's too poor for people who aren't technologically minded, and too slow/basic for people who are. It's at this point that I must stop the video. There is no real structure here, barely a framework, nothing is concise, ideas often contradict without explanation. This is not a well built/delivered course.
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I'm 14:43 in and so far all I've seen has been non-specific babbling (around 25% of which has been -umm-) and no actual or implied tutorial.
In relation to a video that lasts 37 hours, 14 minutes isn't all that long. But introductions do matter, so if you give me almost 15 minutes of babbling then tell me you can't actually walk through the steps of something you say is the first critical step then it makes wanting to invest time by continuing to watch far less appealing.
Edit: At 46 minutes in, it's still just undirected babbling. There's a passing attempt at explanation but it's too poor for people who aren't technologically minded, and too slow/basic for people who are. It's at this point that I must stop the video. There is no real structure here, barely a framework, nothing is concise, ideas often contradict without explanation. This is not a well built/delivered course.
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freecodecamp
7 minutes in and we're still trying to convince the absolute beginner on why we need to register for dev acc to get the app identifier. I hope we're over it by 14 min and actually just getting it done. Because we really don't care about the reasons. For us beginners it's enough that you, the -expert- tell us that it's needed - -don't ask why-. -UPDATE- - Scrolled to 14 min and we're still on the topic.
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7 minutes in and we're still trying to convince the absolute beginner on why we need to register for dev acc to get the app identifier. I hope we're over it by 14 min and actually just getting it done. Because we really don't care about the reasons. For us beginners it's enough that you, the -expert- tell us that it's needed - -don't ask why-. -UPDATE- - Scrolled to 14 min and we're still on the topic.
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Jasbin
The error highlighter used here is Error Lens and you can install this extension by searching it on extension or
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
ext install usernamehw.errorlens
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The error highlighter used here is Error Lens and you can install this extension by searching it on extension or
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
ext install usernamehw.errorlens
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Anand
at 16.29.33 i have done evrything as stepwise then also i am not getting like before because this i have register with samil email then also i got verify email and same with login where i gone wrong
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at 16.29.33 i have done evrything as stepwise then also i am not getting like before because this i have register with samil email then also i got verify email and same with login where i gone wrong
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Salib
FlutterAppRequiredException: The current directory does not appear to be a Flutter application project.
I am getting this error during firebase setup when I run flutterfire configure
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FlutterAppRequiredException: The current directory does not appear to be a Flutter application project.
I am getting this error during firebase setup when I run flutterfire configure
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Alex
I LOVE THIS GUY! Going through every problem when setting up android debugging in chapter 10 is an awesome idea. It helped me a lot. Thank you very much!))
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I LOVE THIS GUY! Going through every problem when setting up android debugging in chapter 10 is an awesome idea. It helped me a lot. Thank you very much!))
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Sabir
Please remove the parenthesis from the video timestanps and the seconds portion. The chapters does not work on tv apps for YouTube. Thank you in advance.
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Please remove the parenthesis from the video timestanps and the seconds portion. The chapters does not work on tv apps for YouTube. Thank you in advance.
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Uddalak
faced some issues while installing firebase..couldnt access firebase cmd line from vscode. To do that you have to first install node js (windows user)
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faced some issues while installing firebase..couldnt access firebase cmd line from vscode. To do that you have to first install node js (windows user)
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Milo-
Finally a course from a professional developer(not from a CS student, like lots of courses on FCC lately), but it is a to-do app, and it is 36 hours :/
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Finally a course from a professional developer(not from a CS student, like lots of courses on FCC lately), but it is a to-do app, and it is 36 hours :/
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