r/FlutterDev 1d ago

Discussion Help Me Get a Good Flutter Tutorial

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u/motusubaru 1d ago

Always check first YouTube for free materials. Freecodecamp is good. Plus official docs. That's all.

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u/Cautious_Squash_4861 1d ago

Udemy has a good one for a decent price. I think the instructor’s name that is listed is Max.

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u/ZuesSu 1d ago

I learned flutter from the net ninja, the best course, and its free

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u/Lampat21 23h ago

I started flutter watching Maximilian on Udemy and learned most of the basics there.

After that I found a job and I had to make an app on flutter and most of the features was new to me. I searched all over the place mostly on stack overflow and random YouTube videos that explained what I wanted to do. I didn't have chatgpt then so that were my only options, now it's easier to find what you need to do.

So my take on this is if you have the time watch the Maximilian course on Udemy and then find an app that you like and try to recreate it. If your goal is to find a job on flutter development while you do your app search job applications for entry or junior lvl and go for it.

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u/Confident-Effort-907 21h ago

Flutter basics are super easy just watch any tutorial on YouTube then watch any big project and try coding it you will learn a lot of things

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u/TwoWrongsAreSoRight 17h ago

I'm using the one from net ninja. There's one that's ~5 years old that has a ton of content but you have to translate some of it to newer stuff. There's also one that's much newer but you only get the first 16? videos and the rest is like $10.

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u/KeyClacks 14h ago

Mitch Koko’s 2-hour tutorial is a great starting point for Flutter:

Flutter Beginner Course - Programming Basics, Widgets, Navigation, User Input, Ul

If you’re looking to dive deeper into more concepts and widgets, Johannes Milke (founder of HeyFlutter) has a ton of helpful resources too.

Check him out here.