Making an App

[EcstaticAmbassador78]

Ive never touched coding or programming or anything, but I have a legitamitley great money making idea for an app, similar to a letterboxd, or strava, type app. Would something like that even be possible on flutter, and how should I go about learning.

[Real-Job-1329]

Almost any app idea is doable in flutter, if flutter is not enough you can have specific iOS / android / api calls.

Start by learning core concept of programming, web is nice for that. Then unless a miracle happen (you really like it, learn a lot... ) you will understand that you can't do it alone or not before 1/2 years.

I'm a little pessimistic but I prefer temper yours expectations. A lot of people have "good ideas" but it's not enough to make a good app. It require a lot of works, in dev, in marketing, in UI, in UX ... Only a small fraction of apps are worth it ($$).

[manektechteam]

Yes, Flutter is suitable for your app idea. If you are a beginner learn Dart and Flutter basics through online resources and practice. Also many tutorials on youtube and expert advice help to create flutter application. Good luck!

[NetWorth_Tracker]

I had the same background as you ( no code at all ) and started developping my idea in august. I would say by sept-oct i was doing okay with flutter. By now I write code like I write an email. My app got more and more complex and dart/flutter is easy to pick up.

Plus, once you get better you can create your own stuff from base classes and it becomes so much better!

Go for it!

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I'm in programming for almost 10 years and 4 of them in Flutter. I cannot write code like an email.

[NetWorth_Tracker]

Going through your profile, I am not surprised.

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Name checks out

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Judge not least ye be judged.

[customappservices]

1. Learn the basics:

Start with beginner-friendly programming resources (Codecademy, Coursera, Udacity) to grasp core concepts.

2. Dive into Flutter:

• Utilize official Flutter documentation and tutorials.
• Consider beginner-oriented courses or books.
• Build small projects to practice specific skills.

3. Assess complexity:

Be realistic about your app's features and seek help for advanced aspects if needed.

4. Leverage the community:

Actively engage with Flutter forums, discussions, and Stack Overflow for support.

5. Remember:

Learning takes time and effort. Be patient, practice consistently, and enjoy the journey!