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App Development

Modern App Development with Flutter

Build and ship cross-platform mobile apps with Flutter and Dart — from your first widget to a complete, release-ready app.

Overview

This course takes you from the fundamentals of Dart to complete, production-quality Flutter applications. You will learn how modern apps are structured — widgets, state, navigation, data and APIs — by building real projects rather than isolated exercises. State is handled the way production teams handle it: with the BLoC pattern, separating business logic from the interface so an app stays testable as it grows.

By the end, you will have designed, built and prepared a multi-screen app for release, using the same tools and practices professional teams use to ship apps to the App Store and Google Play.

Who it's for

  • Beginners who want to build their first real mobile app
  • Web developers moving into mobile development
  • Students who want a practical, portfolio-ready project

Before you start

  • Comfort using a computer and installing software
  • No prior mobile development experience required
  • Basic programming familiarity helps, but is not essential

Outcomes

What you'll learn.

  1. 01

    Write clean, idiomatic Dart

  2. 02

    Build responsive interfaces with Flutter's widget system

  3. 03

    Manage application state with BLoC and Cubit, and know when a simpler approach fits

  4. 04

    Separate business logic from UI so features stay testable

  5. 05

    Connect apps to REST APIs and Firebase

  6. 06

    Structure, test and debug a multi-screen app

  7. 07

    Prepare builds for App Store and Google Play release

Curriculum

Module by module.

  1. Module 01Dart Foundations
    • Variables, types and null safety
    • Functions, classes and collections
    • Asynchronous programming with Futures and Streams
    • Tooling: the Dart SDK, packages and the analyzer
  2. Module 02Flutter Fundamentals
    • How Flutter renders: widgets, elements and render objects
    • Stateless and stateful widgets
    • Layout with rows, columns, stacks and constraints
    • Hot reload and a productive development loop
  3. Module 03Designing Interfaces
    • Material and Cupertino design systems
    • Theming, typography and color
    • Responsive layouts for phones and tablets
    • Forms, input and validation
  4. Module 04Navigation & App Architecture
    • Routing and deep links
    • A project structure that scales
    • Separating UI, state and data layers
    • Dependency injection basics
  5. Module 05State Management with BLoC
    • When local widget state is enough
    • The BLoC pattern: events, states and streams
    • flutter_bloc in practice: Cubit, Bloc, BlocProvider, BlocBuilder and BlocListener
    • Repositories and dependency injection, so logic is testable without the UI
    • Modelling loading, error and empty states
    • Testing blocs and cubits with bloc_test
    • How BLoC compares with Riverpod and Provider, and when to choose each
  6. Module 06Data, APIs & Persistence
    • Consuming REST APIs and parsing JSON
    • Local storage with SQLite
    • Error handling and retries
    • Offline-aware data flows
  7. Module 07Firebase & Backend Services
    • Authentication flows
    • Data modeling with Cloud Firestore
    • Cloud storage for files and images
    • Push notifications
  8. Module 08Testing, Performance & Release
    • Unit, widget and integration tests
    • Profiling and performance tuning
    • Icons, splash screens and store assets
    • Preparing release builds for both stores

Projects

What you'll build.

  1. 01

    A personal task manager with local storage

  2. 02

    A news or weather app consuming a live REST API

  3. 03

    A capstone app with authentication and a cloud database

We build this too

Cross-platform mobile apps built with Flutter — one codebase, native performance and interfaces designed around how people actually use their phones.

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FAQ

Course questions.

Who are the courses for?

Most courses start from the fundamentals and suit motivated beginners. More advanced courses list their prerequisites clearly on the course page, so you can choose the right starting point.

How are the courses taught?

Every course is project-based: you learn a concept, then apply it by building something real. Schedules, delivery format and fees are announced with each cohort — register your interest and we will share the details once they are confirmed.

Do I need prior experience?

Not for beginner-level courses. Each course page lists its level and prerequisites. If you are unsure which course fits, contact us and we will help you decide.

Will I build real projects?

Yes — projects are the core of every course. Each course page lists the projects you will build, ending with a capstone that brings everything together.

Do you offer training for teams?

If you are interested in training for a team or organization, get in touch and choose “Training”. Tell us about your team, its current skills and what you want to achieve.

Not sure where to start?

Let's find the right course.

Tell us about your background and goals, and we'll help you choose a starting point.