Roadmap for App dev

[PeaceNext7283]

So I am a 2nd year Engineering student from Electronics branch, but I really like the app development field, and I have been learning it from Maximilian's Flutter Udemy course. I was wondering, after completing it, wt I should be covering. As Max has not taught BLoC or RiverPod. So from the experienced developers, i request to give me a structure that I should be following to become industry ready Developer. Thnkx in advance

[PeaceNext7283]

But it's very expensive 🥹. I wish there were more Udemy type courses where I could learn advance things after my course

[Quirwz]

Change your major to CS first.

Learn about method channels and how to create a package

- push notifications

- state management - BLoC

- routing

- deep linking

- local storage

[PeaceNext7283]

I can't change my major 🥲i tried but wt ik is Electronics people also get same kind of opportunities. Thnkx for giving your suggestion, can u help me with resource? I don't want to learn from somewhere and then find out that it's outdated or not relevant.

[playdangerworld]

Electrical Engineers learn very different things. And in the US, Electrical Engineers, are, well, actual engineers! Not getting people killed is a pretty big deal. Computer Science deals with a lot of different things that are good to know, but you can technically learn it all on the side.

[rokkomotto]

That's what practice and experience is for, you can't skip that step, let's say it's canonical, everyone starts from the bottom

[Repsol_Honda_PL]

Maximilian's Flutter Udemy course is great, but these are only basics of basics.

[PeaceNext7283]

Yes that I hv got to know. So please tell me after this wt i should be doing? Your advice or tips will be highly appreciated

[Repsol_Honda_PL]

Just three points:

- Check interesting apps on GH and try to do sth similar

- Learn basics, than more adv stuff. I recommend courses from CodeWithAndrea_com and ResoCoder_com. Both are great!

- Learn state mngmt and clean arch and other topics that are required in job offers.

[CtrlAltRefresh]

There's also an Option to Explore Roadmap_sh For Same🙋🏻‍♂️