Advanced Flutter: MVVM with Provider, Riverpod | BLoC (Udemy.com)

I purchased this course for getting clarity on confusion with using Provider, RiverPod & BloC. Good to know "BloC" is still industry standard and it was revision for me on BloC but I would suggest add something related to hydrated_bloc plugin & bloc related family plugins to provide more usecases for robust usage. "RiverPod" was entirely new and was difficult to understand development style so needs lots of practice to get better with it. It really has good future if maintained and there should be family of it's plugins supporting like BLoC for growing it's community. "Provider" also got revision but seems can get buggy over time with respect to it's tight couple nature with context & widget tree. A last suggestion is can you provide "streams" with MVVM architecture approach for those coming from native Android.

Amazing course Thanks for the Sir Hadi , for providing the best course ever using MVVM architecture and different types of State Management, Again thanks!

It is to the point, excellent and latest stuff, and everything is super straight, no irrelvant and unnecessary scalable stuff.

I would definitely recommend this course to you, as it is not only helpful for learning, but also focuses on practical aspects. My overall experience has been very good and I am thankful for this course.

The course is a good introduction to MVVM and compares different state management solutions. The topics it covers are especially interesting to me as a beginner in Flutter. From my point of view, I would love to hear more about MVVM and how to use it inside a project. It would also be helpful if the sample project included more complex scenarios, such as caching data for a certain period, canceling requests, sending data, or using streams. I think it would be better to attach a link to the GitHub repository with changes for each lesson instead of providing compressed projects—sometimes it’s inconvenient to figure out what has changed. Besides that, I find the course interesting, and I have learned a lot from it. Thank you!

So all in all a good course if you want to gain an overview of how different state management providers work in flutter. Basically it covered pretty much basic usage of different state management providers on a relatively small app, but app which covers pretty much most of the real-life scenarios (splash screen, navigation, loading data from API, storing data locally...) which are pretty much default to any modern app. Pros: - You will get idea on how to write cleaner code and structure your code to comply with MVVM pattern - You will learn how to handle API requests (repository/service pattern) and how to handle app internal state like theme handling by using SharedPreferences with your state provider - You will get a simple idea how to perform some of CRUD operation in your app locally, adding/removing data from lists - You will get clearer understanding or maybe an idea with which state provider you could go in your project (provider, riverpod, bloc...) Cons: (personal opinion) - A lot of copy/pasting - Going through lectures maybe a bit too fast, even though it's said in a lot of videos to go through multiple times it's just a lot of code moving and it just makes you lose the focus and understanding of what is going on - I feel like these are just the most basic usage cases and we are not going into any specific provider with a lot of details My personal suggestions or what I would like to see in one course: - Simple API with Authentication and data persistency other than Firebase (maybe multiple auth providers and our api auth with jwt tokens) - Handling authentication and authorization (sign in, token refresh, signout) - Handling navigation, displaying, fetching/posting, error handling, submission of forms or any other type of data - So basically simple app like todo app but with some more features Conclusion: All in all good course, didn't regret buying it since I've got to see how different packages work and I got clearer image of what I could use in my projects. But if you want to learn specific provider this is not the course which covers any of the providers in depth. So it's good if you want to get overview of state managements, diving into specific state management provider is unto you.

I am new to Flutter and was looking to gain some knowledge on popular state management approaches/packages as well as use MVVM and was really lucky to find this course that does exactly that. Instructor is quite knowledgeable and i like the approach where the same core solution is done up from scratch using each of these state management solutions. I hope that the course will be updated in the future as the landscape changes.

I really like the fact that the instructor provided the source code for most of the lectures. The instructor was also willing to answer questions. The instructor was very good at explaining the material in the course.

Perfectly covers everything I wanted to learn about state-management plus more I did not expect (such as get_it). I wish I had learnt about MVVM a year ago. I have been building my Flutter app for nearly a year now and I am seeing that I might need to refactor all my code. Better late than never I guess! I did a degree in Computer Science and AI 20 years ago. Went immediately into teaching (thought it would just be short-term but loved it) and never coded again (until I had an idea for an app a year ago). As you can imagine, a lot has changed in 20 years and I feel this course has helped fill in a lot of gaps! Thanks for all your hard work on this course!

Please make one user registration/login function using bloc and check if the user is already login, don't go to the login screen