The Complete Flutter Development Bootcamp with Dart (Udemy.com)

This Course is really good and it adds a lot into my skills . But this course is honestly too long which makes is difficult for me as a college student to complete it consistently in one go. Otherwise everything is fine and well taught. I really like the course content and I hope that in future respected teacher of this course will bring new valuable and modern IT/ tech related courses. Thankyou for such a great and valuable course .

One of the team courses that I have seen on Flutter + Dart, and even through the starter projects were outdated when I enrolled, I find it to be very fun and challenging to migrate the project to the current flutter SDK version since it taught me a lot of things, and the courses is the perfect balance between teaching you and making you challenge yourself to think of the solution, one such example of this is that Todoey app, where course Angela teaches you state management and I thought what if I incorporate Firebase into this also to save the progress and since firebase was taught in the last module, and state management in this module I thought it would be very easy, but boy was I wrong, it took a lot of days to finish it but the sense of accomplishment I had after I had done it, made it all worth, in total I highly recommend this course to anyone who is learning flutter for the first time

The course is neatly structured and is aimed at beginners. It focuses more on how the programmer should think first and then act. It also shows real-life simple examples of day-to-day applications and how to build them in a few easy steps. The course is out-of-date, but I didn't do the examples. I mostly watched to understand the language's specific patterns. Tried rewriting one of my apps in Flutter / Dart to see how easy it is and if I understood the core concepts. Towards the end, it starts to get a bit confusing, but I think Flutter has the natural tendency to look like spaghetti code when using multiple packages and functionalities. That's why more focus on project structure and design patterns would have been great. The course talks about MVC, but not how the project should be structured if using this paradigm. The presentation was great overall. Could do away without the promotional parts and the self-esteem lessons.

Great course! Angela explains everything clearly and makes learning enjoyable. The projects are practical, and the lessons are well organized. I learned a lot and would definitely recommend this course to others.

il corso è ottimo, chiarissimo e ben strutturato nella sequenza delle lezioni. Non è recente quindi alcune funzioni della Ide non sono più disponibili perché deprecate, ed alcune cose sono cambiate quindi aspettatevi qualche intoppo che può essere tranquillamente risolto con un buon prompt a qualche AI. Il mio consiglio è di inserire all'inizio del corso un video di 20 minuti, non di più, con "Tutto quello che è cambiato da quando il corso è stato registrato", cosi da far capire subito che è materia in evoluzione e da spiegare immediatamente che alcune cose è inutile cercarle o pensare di trovarle uguali a come sono descritte nel corso.

One of the best investments I’ve made for myself. I started with 100 Days of Code and later continued with Angela’s Flutter course. What I appreciate most is that she doesn’t just teach coding, she motivates you to actually build things. Because of her courses, I finally created live projects instead of endlessly watching tutorials. Web (python): https://phinggo.com/ App (flutter): https://apps.apple.com/id/app/phinggo/id6763185105?l=id Her lessons are clear, engaging, and beginner-friendly without feeling boring. Even when coding gets hard, the structure of the course keeps pushing me forward. P.S.: these courses genuinely helped distract me during a bad breakup period in my life. Learning to code gave me something productive and exciting to focus on. Thank you, Dr. Angela Yu, for making programming feel achievable and fun :)

As always, Angela Yu’s course teaches you everything you need to know to continue working on your own projects independently. The concepts are explained in detail and in an easy-to-understand way, and there are plenty of opportunities to practice what you’ve learned and develop a deeper understanding of it. Thank you so much for this wonderful course!

I'm a very experienced mobile developer who learned to use Flutter when it was first introduced, but never had a chance to use it for a real project. So, I needed a refresher. I enjoyed the content and Angela's enthusiasm. The course is a few years old. My suggestion for improvement would be to update the dead links. For example, it seems that appbrewery.co is no longer in use. Perhaps there is no longer a newletter offered, etc.

Last year, I developed a Google Calendar Add-on that links your Google Calendar to Quickbooks with the intent that you can create an invoice based on the data in your calendar entry. That add-on is only available on computer version, so I've been searching for a way to make it more mobile as not everyone wants to sit in front of a computer after sitting in front of a computer all day at work. I was looking at different courses - Android development, iOS development, but then I stumbled on Dr. Angela Yu's course on Flutter. After taking it, now I am equipped at making my application for all platforms including the web. I'm giving this course a 4.5 stars; 0.5 stars 'deducted' as some of the syntax is outdated based on the 2026 standards, but I was able to bridge the gap and update my version of the code. The concepts taught are solid and with each project, I tried to add a little more: for example in the Todoey app, I was able to add a confirmation before deleting a task.

Especially useful for object-oriented programming. I completed this course around 2–3 years ago and skimmed many videos, completing about 44%. However, it was sufficient for me to build production apps for my startup and integrate them with a Node.js backend using POST APIs. Thanks for the strong OOP concepts and clear explanations. Regards, Yuvraj Kukreja ( india )