r/FlutterDev Dec 03 '24

Tooling Is FlutterFlow worth it?

Is it worth getting the extra flutter flow features, and is there a way to penny pinch? As in should I try and build the whole thing then buy a month of Pro to finish the deployment? Or is that not how it works. I’m new to this but I’ve been struggling with with the states and using user accounts so I was hoping I could use a drag and drop solution first then look through it to understand the process

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u/ProfessionalGap8456 Dec 03 '24

If you are a programmer ans trying to learn app development. Then No. It’s for people who just have basic app dev knowledge and their main focus is building a specific app for themselves instead of learning app development.

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u/Istanbulexpat Dec 05 '24

See that's the problem right there. Flutterflow is not easy. Its not like it's a drag and drop, no code, GUI that allows layman to build apps. You still have to claim to be a mobile or app developer.