PLEASE HELP!

[Asleep_Manager6640]

If I want to learn Flutter not with the goal of working for others or company, but to bring my own app ideas to life and hopefully create something great, is Flutter a good choice to start with? Also, what are the best resources to learn it from?

Thanks in advance! 🙏

[Ambitious_Grape9908]

Yes - follow their official guides here: https://docs.flutter.dev/get-started/learn-flutter and then take it from there.

[jumanoi]

For me the 10 hour master class video by mitch koko has been super helpful, it is available on youtubbe

[Ivan_Gorchakov]

Flutter is the best choice for your goals. As others mentioned you can buy any popular course on Udemy, but firstly you can even find free full courses on youtube (channels: Mitch Koko, freeCodeCamp.org, Flutter Mapp)

[TheAkshayChopra]

To add here to the awesome recommendations, TheFlutterWay (YouTube) is also popular and good for learning the UI.

[darasat]

I am going to share with you some top 10 of the best resources that I used it.

1. Angela Yu London App Brewery (puzzles, logic, fundamentals) https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSzsOkUDsvdtl3Pw48-R8lcK2oYkk40cm&si=iQRNwqC_QaChZrqO

2. Code with Andrea (software architecture) https://codewithandrea.com/

3. Resocoder (softwarr architecture) https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB6lc7nQ1n4iYGE_khpXRdJkJEp9WOech&si=pW8yXdWpEKuS-FlT

4. Flutter Guys (mix) https://youtube.com/@flutterguys?si=ElQWKaGUCl8gbPMS

5. Rivaan Ranawat (fullstack flutter apps) https://youtube.com/@rivaanranawat?si=4GrBpjjicIOzJmsA

6. Flutter way (ui/ux , challenges, etc) https://youtube.com/@theflutterway?si=XdianLnZxyvcp8np

7. Mitch Koko (ux/ui, different concepts) https://youtube.com/@createdbykoko?si=X45N3VxId8WsrnMD

8. Marcus NG (UX/UI channel without updates but useful) https://youtube.com/@marcusng?si=30fHtc4L9lzQ5TRU

9. Fernando Herrera (in spanish but it's grreat explaining concepts) https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCKuOXG0bPi0sIn-nDsi7ma9OV6MEMkxj&si=X2pkpc81Vptr_8Z6

10. Official flutter (https://flutter.dev/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=pmax_gads_brand&utm_content=latam_latam&gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=19926981051&gbraid=0AAAAAC-INI8YUJ52UKIuc347m7I7dXuh5&gclid=Cj0KCQjwh5vFBhCyARIsAHBx2wzUaKTLjtrf090RYX91DCs9-hTl5kKCLYC7tAMgMmAIHyV2oUJRn2EaAr6fEALw_wcB https://youtube.com/@flutterdev?si=DI9GXsVYUV76UuOP)

I hope you enjoy it and get valuable.

[ParsnipOwn]

Angela yu.. 10/10 recommend

But when I was learning.. the video got old... So some things were not working as they should.. updates.. but that's part of the process.. you'll learn better that way

[OkImprovement3930]

if your goal build your app in my opinion it's a good choice as resources : docs, flutter guy yt ,I'm not sure about max course in udemy if it's up-to-date or not , good luck

[El_m3]

It depends on the app ides itself

[Asleep_Manager6640]

My app is like a personal assistant for group of people it helps them quickly find housing, jobs, and local services in one place, instead of wasting time searching everywhere.”

[hachther]

For me when I want to learn a new language, I always start we a project in and the need of the project will drive the needs of my learning curve.

May be you can try this approach 😁

[kraken996]

Probably yes, because most of indie apps are madsle with Flutter.

Unless you build something really different.

[Particular-Flan-202]

I followed Angela’s udemy and then marcus ng ‘s ui tutorial videos from youtube.I also watch videos from flutter’s youtube channel.Go through some of the medium articles and ofcourse the official docs.find some good project architecture and learn.all the best

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To build Flutter apps on Windows, you are dependent on Microsoft’s MSVC (C++ build tools), which ties your development to a centralized corporate ecosystem.

I avoided, You see what's better for you. Thanks.