Dart & Flutter | The Complete Flutter Development Course (Udemy.com)

This course gave me what I need to feel comfortable to develop applications with Flutter. The only thing that I didn't like was that sometimes it was getting too repetitive on styling the widgets and it requires alot of time to do it. Another thing is that the topic that uses firebase storage needs an update because now this funcionality it's not fully free.

The course is fantastic. I learnt a lot. To be honest, I was lost in the middle as there are many methods and functions that hadn't been taught before and the instructor directly used it without much explanation. But soon when I get familiar with Flutter syntax, I managed to understand the flow. It works similar as web framework such as React, with widgets and templates that are available for reuse, and that kind of knowledge help me to understand flutter code structure. This instructor deserves a good rating overall.

The course looks interesting and applicable to real scenarios, the professor has good skills to teach and a wide knowledge in the area. I think are missing some important topics like login using social media for instance. But I think everything that was covered was helpful to apply in my projects.

The course covered all the essential topics for beginners, including setting up Flutter, writing Flutter code, and debugging Flutter apps. The course was well-paced and didn't feel rushed.

This is awesome course. I wanted to learn flutter since last 3-4 years. I started many other courses, tried few books but always gave up because the courses were too lengthy (40+) hr or boring or not well organized. I finally bumped into this course which doesn't come up on the top search list but very well organized course, each of the example worked without any error with my current flutter 3.3 version. I coded all the examples and completed this course in 4 weeks and feeling a very confident flutter developer. Thanks Hussain for putting lot of thoughts and efforts in creating this course!

Es interesante, me motiva el saber de antemano todo lo que voy a aprender. Sugiero que se integre un diagrama, una especie de mapa del curso, para siempre saber en que punto del camino estamos. Gracias P.D. Necesito saber si hay un repositorio GITHUB para descargar el código del ejercidio de "tareas"

Does not meet my expectation !!!! The course is not complete to make a real world application. - It's not even have how to create error handling - No pagination / load content on bottom scroll / pull to refresh example - Description not in detail, some errors are skip to explain. - No idea of create great responsive UI / even create UI for landscape rotation. - No content about soft keyboard problem and how to handle that. - No content about building great UX for application like., loading, splash screen. Every UX in course feel like a stone, no feed back. - Some videos, the lecturer cannot solve their problem, some took long to wait them fixing in video clip (it should be cut off). - Most of the time spends to explain the same content over and over. - No GPS / Camera / Native module usage content. - No push notification content. - No Dart Generic Type/Enum explanation. - Etc. Overall, the course should not be called "Complete" and not appropriate for any learner level.

Well, the course has somethings to be a good course, but the teatcher lacks (or at least doesn't used in classes) some things that are simple. Examples: most of his variables names starts with an underscore (means that it's a private variable), the problem is that he uses it in some contexts that doesn't needs this concept of variable access modifier; The example above is something that exists on Effective Dart in Dart docs (section DON’T use a leading underscore for identifiers that aren’t private). My point in telling it above is: for some people, this could be the first dart/flutter course they are doing/watching, so maybe they can think that is the right thing to do, so it's just a advice. Leaving it aside, the teatcher has a good knowledge of the concepts and components he used on classes.

I think this course is a great choice for the first acquaintance with cross-platform mobile application development. Although the whole data needed for learning flutter and dart from schratch is available on the official website of flutter, I think it is better to go through all of them with the mentor like one we have in this course. I am currently doing second app out of seven and currently I am putting 5/5

Thanks for putting this course together! I've build a few things in Unity and was really interested to learn Flutter, but wanted a good intro course to get me up to speed. I've done some Codestars courses before so I knew it would be pretty good. This course has given me a great base to further my development as I've learned about Dart and Flutter and how they're used. For anyone considering giving this course a go, it's well worth it. It uses current versions so you're not left trying to figure out changes, and you end up building some nice base apps that you can personalize to make some great projects for your portfolio. The fact it also goes into connecting with Firebase is a huge bonus too, as this enables you to build some very powerful cloud functionality into your apps. Thanks Hussain, great job!