Dart & Flutter
Learn Dart programming and master Flutter to build stunning, cross-platform mobile apps from scratch with real-world projects and Firebase.
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Dart & Flutter: From Beginner to App Developer – Self-Paced Online Course
This hands-on course provides a complete roadmap for aspiring mobile app developers. It starts with Dart programming fundamentals and gradually transitions to Flutter—the UI toolkit developed by Google for creating beautiful, natively compiled mobile applications from a single codebase.
Through a mix of foundational lessons, practical coding exercises, and real-world projects, you'll learn how to build and deploy functional, scalable mobile apps for both Android and iOS. The course includes advanced topics like Firebase integration, state management, theming, animations, and app performance optimization.
This training is ideal for developers, tech enthusiasts, and career switchers looking to enter mobile development with an all-in-one learning path from zero to deployment.
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
- Understand Dart language fundamentals and object-oriented programming principles.
- Build robust cross-platform mobile apps using Flutter.
- Create stunning UI using built-in and custom Flutter widgets.
- Work with forms, navigation, state management, and animations.
- Integrate REST APIs, SQLite, and Firebase for real-world functionality.
- Handle errors and manage asynchronous data streams.
- Optimize and deploy Flutter apps to Google Play Store and Apple App Store.
- Prepare for Flutter developer interviews with confidence.
Module 1: Introduction to Dart & Flutter
- What are Dart and Flutter?
- Why learn Dart before Flutter?
Module 2: DartPad
- Exploring DartPad (online playground)
- Running Dart code offline
Module 3: Dart Basics
- Variables, constants, and data types
- Arithmetic, relational, logical operators
Module 4: Control Flow in Dart
- Conditional statements and loops (if, else, switch, for, while)
Module 5: Dart Functions
- Function declaration, parameters, return types
Module 6: Object-Oriented Programming in Dart
- Classes, objects, properties, and methods
Module 7: Dart Collections
- Lists, Maps, Sets
Module 8: Asynchronous Programming
- Async, await, Future, try-catch, Streams
Module 9: Error Handling and Packages
- Handling exceptions
- Using external Dart packages from Pub.dev
Module 10: Project – Weather App in Dart
- Fetching weather data via APIs
- UI with Dart before Flutter setup
Module 11: Installing Flutter
- Setup on Windows/macOS
- Emulator configuration
Module 12: Flutter Basics
- StatelessWidget vs StatefulWidget
- Basic widgets (Text, Image, Scaffold, etc.)
Module 13: Layout Widgets
- Row, Column, Stack, ListView
Module 14: UI Project – Profile Page
- Designing a basic profile screen
Module 15: Running Flutter Apps
- Running apps on Android/iOS devices
Module 16: Navigation in Flutter
- Navigator.push/pop and named routes
Module 17: Multi-Screen Apps
- Login, dashboard, navigation structure
Module 18: Forms in Flutter
- Input, validation, submission
Module 19: State Management
- setState(), Provider, BLoC intro
Module 20: HTTP Requests & Local Storage
- Working with REST APIs using http package
- SQLite and SharedPreferences
Module 21: Animations
- Implicit vs explicit animations
Module 22: Theming
- App-wide themes and animations
Module 23: Firebase Integration
- Firebase setup for Android/iOS
- Auth with email and Google
Module 24: Firebase App Development
- App with login/auth
- Push notifications setup
Module 25: Messaging App Project
- Full messaging app overview and code
Module 26: Advanced Flutter
- BLoC pattern
- CI/CD using GitHub Actions
Module 27: Deployment
- Publishing to Play Store & App Store
Module 28: Performance Optimization
- Debugging and improving app performance
Module 29: Internals of Flutter
- Understanding the Flutter rendering engine
Module 30: Flutter Interview Prep
- Common Flutter interview questions
Upon successful completion of the course, learners will receive a Course Completion Certificate from Uplatz, validating their expertise in Dart and Flutter for mobile app development.
This certificate is a strong addition to your resume, showcasing your ability to build real-world mobile applications using modern tools and practices. It demonstrates your knowledge of:
- Dart programming language
- UI/UX design with Flutter
- Firebase integration
- Cross-platform mobile deployment
- Industry best practices for mobile development
Whether you’re looking to become a freelance app developer, land a job in tech, or publish your own mobile apps, this certification will help you stand out in a competitive market.
Mastering Dart & Flutter opens up a wide range of career paths in mobile app development:
- Flutter Developer
- Mobile App Developer
- Frontend Engineer (Mobile)
- Cross-Platform App Developer
- Freelance App Designer/Developer
Companies and startups are increasingly adopting Flutter for faster, cross-platform app development. This course prepares you to work in dynamic tech environments or develop and launch your own apps.
1. What is Flutter and how is it different from other mobile frameworks?
Flutter is an open-source UI toolkit by Google for building natively compiled apps from a single codebase. Unlike frameworks that rely on web views, Flutter compiles to native code for better performance and uses its own rendering engine for full control over UI.
2. Why is Dart used in Flutter?
Dart is optimized for building user interfaces. It supports hot reload, asynchronous programming, and strong typing, making it ideal for Flutter’s reactive architecture and mobile development needs.
3. What’s the difference between StatelessWidget and StatefulWidget?
A StatelessWidget is immutable and does not store any dynamic data. A StatefulWidget can change over time and holds state that affects the UI.
4. How do you manage state in Flutter?
Basic apps use setState(), but larger apps may use Provider, Riverpod, Redux, or BLoC patterns for scalable state management.
5. What is the purpose of the pubspec.yaml file in Flutter?
It’s the configuration file where dependencies, assets, and metadata for the app are declared.
6. How do you handle asynchronous data in Flutter?
Using async, await, and Future objects. Streams are used for continuous data flows like socket or sensor data.
7. How do you make HTTP requests in Flutter?
With the http package. You can perform GET/POST requests and parse responses using JSON.
8. How is Firebase used in Flutter apps?
Firebase provides backend services like authentication, real-time database, storage, and push notifications—easily integrated via FlutterFire packages.
- Is this course suitable for complete beginners?
Yes, it covers Dart and Flutter from scratch and builds up to advanced concepts. - Do I need Android or iOS devices to practice?
No, you can use emulators. However, testing on physical devices is recommended later. - Will I get a certificate after course completion?
Yes, a Course Completion Certificate from Uplatz is provided. - Are real-world apps included?
Yes. Weather App, Messaging App, Firebase App, Profile App are included as projects. - Is this course updated to latest Flutter versions?
Yes, content is regularly updated to reflect the latest stable Flutter and Dart updates. - Can I deploy the apps I build?
Absolutely! The course includes detailed steps for publishing on Play Store and App Store.