Flutter for the JS Developer 

Dart = java(only the good parts) + JavaScript (only the good parts)

Flutter/Dart is a great career path to JavaScript programmer to go cross platform and fully native. Your side by side rapid fire comparison worked really well! 😍 👁💧👁. 👣

Coming from C# as my mother language in coding. This look eerily similar. Gonna give this a go and finally build that app my wife keeps asking me for!

I've been looking for a quick introduction like this for months! Thanks a lot dude!

Mmmmm the C like syntax reminds me of my wild college days.

I love flutter because when I ask it to align content center, it does align content center..

Great video, I was waiting for it since your last video, I'm intrigued with flutter and this video gave me the bare minimum to kickstart a flutter app

Await for loop?! This looks awesome!

Flutter with the android studio is much more convenient and powerful, so I avoid vscode. I am a native android developer and knew very little about javascript. So for me, it was easy to learn flutter than react, because dart is pretty similar to java.

Flutter is way better than js frameworks for multi platform applications , I wish I know this sooner

Your content is always great! Congrats and please keep doing this. 👏

Genial. Excelente trabajo. Gracias. Esperamos mas noticias de Flutter.

So should I learn vue or flutter ?

Dude, please create a Flutter/Firebase course on Udemy. Your vids are great, and Udemy is in need of a Firebase course that truly does it justice. Or just do a Firebase course by itself, that would be enough.

very nice tutorial thank you i think i'm gonna learn dart and flutter

I just started deep dive javascript... I don't know if its worth to switch.. :X NodeJS also very popular

Great video

pure javascript, react and angular-typescript, that's all for me :)

Please more of this!

You should make a discord server for your community :p Love your videos

Great video but I disagree with your statement about local state not scaling well. In my opinion and experience, state management libraries, like Redux, add additional complexity to a project and does not scale well for the team. Having to go through multiple files to track down where your state is coming from, where it currently is, and where it will end up is tedious and inefficient. Past that, state management libraries are often abused. I rarely see something like Redux being properly used as it's usually a scapegoat for throwing your whole application state into. I've seen local state being abused and not implemented properly as well but there are considerably less problems when you're dealing with local state than with using a state management library.

Everybody is essential

i don’t find the app on iphone

I don't like that a named constructor call looks like calling a static function in a class ...

I don’t like when companies try to do their own thing. This reminds me of Netscape which had a bunch of “different” classes you could customize the browser with. Why I say that is because everyone is using components and you come with widgets. Just the name of a widget irks me. Widgets have been around conceptually for a long time. Too many “do it our way” things being done by Google. From promises being called Futures to Widgets instead of components etc The reason I will not support or work with Flutter for now is because Google decided to use Dart. For anyone who is actually old enough to remember, Dart tried to replace JavaScript, I believe in 2011. I think this is just a selfish attempt from Google to try to replace JavaScript. They could have used their other “massive” library in Angular here and chose not to React In general has shown major stability, unlike Angular who made some drastic breaking changes in its history. I m going to stick to React Native now because I actually enjoy JavaScript. JavaScript continues to grow with tooling and community support and projects and so does react. I m good Great video though. You did a great job. I just hate that I see right through what Google is trying to do. Their goal is to replace JS and that annoys me lol Here is an example link from 2011 www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/kcwx2/google_dart_to_ultimately_replace_javascript/

The voice doesnt sinc at the beginning

Dart is more like python 😁 8:28 private variable _ and also print() dart is sexy language but I wish there is back-end frame work for it like we have node js, Django

You have the same voice as FreddieW

Sorry man but your react-native code is completly old now we use statelass and hook... I wanna try flutter but go back to class is hard for because it's feel like an old method :'(

things.last hahahaa 👍

Currently there is no reason to switch flutter from react native.

So it's a mixture of Python and JavaScript

watching this in 2023

great explanation!

How aobut you learn JS once and you can build Web, Desktop and Mobile apps. But same isn't true for Dart...

Did no one else hear the cat? 8:32

Did you forget about Nativescrtipt?

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Halo i'm afrizal from java land. Lol :-*

i see dart i see c#

Flutter vs Kotlin? Which one?

More like Flutter foe the react developer (?)

lol fireship b4 wsl

So Dart is more like C and java....noooiicceeee

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Please provide subtitle you talk way too fast. Becomes difficult to understand for non English speakers.

"Let's fade out the music and get into the code" I see what you did there. You listening to us.

I wish all languages had a comparison 1:1 tutorial versus the languages it's based on. I always procrastinate before learning a new language because it's a pain in the ass go through the basics stuff. Your video in the other hand, go right into the topic!

JS is my wife, but flutter is my mistress! Awesome😂😂😂

Super helpful comparison! Every time I create a demo Flutter app I resist going any further because it reminds me of Java in college and I don't want to go back there 😺.

look like we have too many choice to develop programming in 2019

This is why I jump to your videos whenever I want to learn a new technology or language, your work is special man, thanks for your effort making things effortless to us.

I’ve never seen a developer talk so fast... do you speed up your videos? 😁

Only with ur videos.. i give like before start watching.. lol .. fully trust the content

Last element in an array (even strings) in JavaScript: *element.slice(-1)*

The animations in video are so well made.

12:38 nice stackoverflow right there

Looks like a merger between a lot of good qualities from many languages. Its getting to the point where all languages are evolving toward the same end goal.

I decided to build an app with Flutter a couple weeks ago, found your channel last week (which has been immense help) to brush up on my JavaScript for interviews, and then you release this. Quite astonishing timing I'd say.

When I started to learn Dart, I immediately understood why Google wanted so badly to standardize this language for the web Such a good language that seems to me like a combination of Java and JavaScript, in a very good way I personally favor JetBrains software over Visual Studio Code, so I also benefit from quick-fix, which saves so much time In short, I can't decide what I love more - Dart or JavaScript

Dart like Modern Java mix with JavaScript. Thanks for awesome video!

This video was awesome! Love the side by side Typescript vs Dart! Would love to see more!

Great video. Bridging learning with a side-by-side comparison with javascript was genius.

I've been dabbling with Js and React Native for the past year, but just recently I decided to learn some Flutter/Dart and it's been a much easier experience so far

Wait, Dart is still alive? :D

Thank you. That was what I was looking for. It will help me a lot in my migration from JavaScript to Dart. Sorry for my English. I used google translator.

While you were reading this message, 5 new mobile frameworks were created.

I am new to JS and I find it not likeable. Can I choose to dive into flutter?

so many frameworks shoot like mushrooms out of the ground - it is so hard to keep up with everything - impossible

I know I am late, but I have been doing Java my whole life and flutter seems like something I've been asking for but too afraid to check out. :P

genius js dev, meh lip syncher

Flutter for JS developers: uses TypeScript

I have a pretty ambitious application that I'm trying to build. It would be targeted for mobile users but as a single web developer, I would build a web app first using React on the Front End (not yet sure on the Back End). I thought of using React Native for mobile apps but then I heard it won't be optimal performance wise and that debugging in production would be a nightmare so I'm thinking that maybe I should use Flutter. I do like Dart and coming from C++ and C# it seems it won't be too difficult to get used to it. Still not quite sure.

Started with Flutter and now learning ReactJS and I can see a lot of similarities and where Flutter got it's inspiration from. React a lot easier to learn now.

Looks really cool! Thanks for the comparison 👌

Flutter is gem!

my biggest issue with dart is that it hasn't go a native double type - any time you want to calculate money your stuck using a third party library which hasn't implemented comparators. My biggest issue with flutter is the bugs and the issue auto close robot which closes open bugs before they get fixed. I still have like 10+ bugs in flutter which are over a year old and are still broken.

Great video. Just wish you'd have used a de-esser plugin on your voice recording.

Stream of knowledge!!! Offfff !!! Cool Man. Thanks

Played video with 0.75x speed 😂

I don't know why, but google make second hand programming languages, see: TypeScript vs. Dart, Flutter vs. React Native, Angular vs React, Traceur vs. Babel. Probably Go is the best product from google.

Always nice and instructive videos. If I may, music is a bit too loud in my opinion, tough to focus on what you're explaining.. until you stop the music of course.

for the await for you can use map in js and await it with Promise.all(arrOfPropmises)

I thought Dart would be more complicated and therefore I didn't touched it. But this looks pretty easy to get into.

Plz make Nativescript tutorials as well. It is the best for solution for an angular developer for truely native app.

Now every js developer must learn in2021 , I love js , But i like flutter too . 😍😍😍😍

Do you think it is quicker to write react.js and react native and reuse some code between them or write vue (im more comfortable with vue than react) on web and flutter on mobile? Having a really difficult time deciding rn :/

Question: Was that quizzes app build with flutter?

"Lets implement promises but call them Futures just to fuck with people"

dart looks /a lot/ like c#. That doesn't say much though

Wow, this is what I call Learning at Warp Speed.

I dont know why people dont like Dart. Maybe it's because "Flutter exclusive".

3:30 or press F5 and it will hot reload on save

Video amazing like usual, but the speaking javascript, in the beginning, is a little weird

You, sir, are the shit! 🙌🏼🔥

Good material! How about using Android Studio for Dart Flutter?

I don't know shit but oh well

I do like Dart though. Can code using an editor without that heavy android studio. P. S I have a 4gb Linux system but still 4gb is not enough these days and I need to update my skills fast to get a job in web development

that structure thing is so wrong and make me have a feeling you bias or sponsored by flutter. Of course react native can write on only one file like that and with react navigation v5 is much more less code. And the declare of thing when return is just lowkey react virtual dom it is so ugly