Im not interested into Flutter so i wont watch the video but i just love the cover photo 😅 It is like the photo that people was waiting for decades to see. Really impressive and interesting... Even someone who is like me could click to the video.
I also recommend to learn everything from GetX in the beginning because it's so much more than a statemanagement. I think it's one of the best packages out there.
Depends on the job. If it's a job that focuses on UI it would be a good quality to have, but also if the company is big enough they should have designers, you just need to be able to take those designs and turn them into flutter code
As a Windows user, I just hope I'll only need a virtual IOS MAC environment when testing & deploying the IOS version of apps in Flutter to keep virtual MAC instance server costs down.
Is it worth learning Flutter? I was a C++ developer, but have now found myself in a situation where I have to learn new marketable skills. I decided to learn Dart/Flutter (no particular reason - just picked it at random). Recently I've been a little concerned that I may be wasting my time as I've seen a lot of videos claiming "Flutter is dead", "Flutter is useless", "Flutter is really bad" (etc etc etc). I understand the main argument - that Flutter is reliant on plugins to access the mobile handset's native services. Is this really that big an issue? What are the chances of Flutter being abandoned?
I can't really predict the future, but to say Flutter is dead right now, when it has grown to be the most used cross platform toolkit doesn't make sense. It's been growing fast year after year, and I don't see it slowing down anytime soon. But again, we never know what can happen in the future
Flutter is dead... hmm ! That makes sense cause my IDE was asking me to upgrade Flutter (and this happens almost every week, sometimes days). Don't this make you feel that flutter is more alive than others ? Is flutter stable and matured ? Definitely no! but dead, that's not even another side of the coin. Flutter is like a next gen kid growing in exuberant speed and being loved by whoever encounters it. You are an experienced developer, one of the leaders driving this world. You know what to do and how to do, probably a lot better than me.
Wow! Our stories are quite similar. Istarted with c++ but trying to migrate to flutter for the same reasons as you. With that being said, Id like to know if there any any relationship in the syntax or concepts similar to c++
Thanks, Is there any good tutorial or resources that I can learn project architecture? I like your project structure, If you can tell me about it, really really thanks
I'm currently learning java and it is doing very well. Should I stop learning Java and start learning Flutter or SHould I just keep studying Java and study Flutter later?
Hello I have a question. I created an app on iOS for the first time. To publish it, someone add me to his account. I accept the invitation but it's all what should I do after that. I have no idea of how to signing, how to build the app and de deploy it on app store. Can you please help me.
Again, before you jump into widgets, you must have an overall understanding of material design and human interface guidelines layout structures. Otherwise you won't get it.
@@emtydeeznuts43 I don't know much about Flutter in detail. I just looked into it for a while. In my impression, object-oriented-programmingwise, Flutter is not like Java programming in some areas. In java programming, you do everything from defining classes and the constructors, and then you instantiate the classes into objects and use them in your programs. In android programming using java, the front-end pages are constructed using XML and the resulted XML file is converted automatically into a java class file so you can use it in your java programming where the business logic is programmed. However, in Flutter development platform, the programming work mostly is in defining constructors from standard Flutter classes, which we call widgets, or making customized classes by inheriting the Flutter standard classes. What you don't need to do is the class instantiation to create objects, which I think Flutter does it for you in compiletime. Those are frontend programming in Flutter, also in Flutter's business logic programming, Flutter does it in the same manner as in frontend programming, Flutter developers created standard classes called 'bloc' widgets with which you program your backend business logic. Flutter is based on Dart programming language, Dart is like Java, but just it is another oop language. In fact Dart is more like Kotlin language in the area that every basic programming element is a class that needs instantiation into objects to use it, but in java, some elements are not classes yet, like some primitive data types. Overall, their oop principles are the same. That's my impression of Flutter, I hope it helps, and if you see otherwise please share with us, 😜 thanks.
@@tadaspetra What do you think of Flutter Web after Flutter 3 (for web apps not content or SEO based sites)? Do you think performance is good enough now?
