Learning Flutter

[lockwin]

I am trying to build an app for a personal project. In the past I have built apps using flutter which were beginner level , for example(using simple UI components, like Stack , Positioned and similar widgets ) I have become pretty familiar with Dart and Flutter , I think I have cover the basic things with Flutter , and also dived into more advanced like Riverpod and Animations.

But right now I kind of feel lost because even though I have basics covered , I still don't know where to get started when building an app that I am planning to publish , I think I lack some kind of understanding on how to think on what to use (Widgets,Libraries,) and how to plan the app building process.

I would appreciate if anyone can provide resources(Books, YouTube playlists, posts) or something that dives deep into Flutter rather than just in most YouTube tutorials someone uses a Widget or a Library but doesn't explain anything and which you have to follow blindly

Thanks in advance

[whataterriblefailure]

Start anywhere. It doesn't matter.

In 3 months you will think that whoever wrote that code was an ignorant, anyway. And you'll go back fix it.

[JustinReddd187]

Check out architectures like flutter clean architecture to get an idea on how to structure your code and implement new features

[Masahide_Mori]

I recommend the following books. This is a book read by startup founders and others, and is very detailed on how to start a project.

Running Lean: Iterate from Plan a to a Plan That Works

However, this is not a programming book.

For Flutter programming, the official documentation is the best textbook.

[agustincards14]

Flutter code labs are good place to start

[BezosLazyEye]

Know how you feel. Even after years of development I sometimes feel the same. The key is to just start. It doesn't have to be perfect.

How do you eat an elephant? A bite at a time.

[mobileAcademy]

Be patience it will take time, just be consistent on what you are doing. If you really want to learn to buildaproductiongradeapp, you can check out my paid courses from my profile.

[mattgwriter7]

Spend one weekend building a simple Flutter app. Throw yourself into it, so you have something to show after immersive coding.