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Build Native Mobile Apps with Flutter (Udacity)

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Learn from experts at Google how to use Flutter to craft high-quality native interfaces on iOS and Android devices in record time. In this course, you'll learn how to use Flutter to quickly develop high-quality, interactive mobile applications for iOS and Android devices. Whether you’re just getting started with mobile app development, or experienced with other mobile app frameworks, you’ll enjoy the high-velocity development and quality apps that Flutter enables.

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Work with Google instructors step-by-step to build an app in one codebase that compiles down to native ARM code and has high performance on both iOS and Android. Learn how to develop fast by making use of Flutter's reactive framework, stateful Hot Reload, and integrated tooling. Customize your app with rich, composable widgets, built-in animations, and a layered, extensible architecture.

Syllabus

Lesson 1
Flutter

Understand the fundamentals of the Flutter framework
Incorporate widgets and state into your app
Use Flutter's tools to enhance your development process

Lesson 2
Building Interactive Apps

Customize your app with Material Design, themes, assets, and more
Make your app interactive with text input, gestures, and more
Retrieve local and real-time data from the web

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