By completing this course, learners will:

• Create cross-platform apps with Flutter and Dart.

• Use widgets for responsive UI design.

• Implement state management patterns.

• Connect apps to backends and APIs.

• Build animations and interactive experiences.

• Deploy apps to multiple platforms.

Course Syllabus

Module 1: Introduction to Flutter

• What is Flutter?

• Flutter vs React Native vs native development

• Installing Flutter SDK and setup

Module 2: Core Concepts

• Dart language basics

• Widgets: Stateless vs Stateful

• Layouts with rows, columns, and containers

• The widget tree

Module 3: User Interaction & Navigation

• Handling user input

• Forms and validation

• Navigation and routes

• Passing data between screens

Module 4: State Management

• setState and InheritedWidget

• Provider and Riverpod

• Bloc/Cubit pattern

• Best practices for managing app state

Module 5: UI/UX Design

• Themes and styling

• Custom widgets

• Animations and transitions

• Responsive design for mobile and web

Module 6: Data & Backend Integration

• REST API integration

• Firebase (Auth, Firestore, Storage)

• SQLite and Hive databases

• Offline-first strategies

Module 7: Advanced Features

• Push notifications

• Camera, location, and sensors

• Background services

• Integrating native code (Android/iOS)

Module 8: Testing & Debugging

• Unit testing and widget testing

• Integration testing

• Debugging with DevTools

• Performance profiling

Module 9: Deployment

• Packaging apps for Android (APK, AAB)

• Deploying to iOS (App Store)

• Flutter Web and Desktop deployment

• CI/CD pipelines for Flutter apps

Module 10: Real-World Projects

• To-do list app with state management

• Chat app with Firebase backend

• E-commerce app with REST API integration

• Portfolio app for mobile + web

Module 11: Best Practices & Future Trends

• Clean architecture in Flutter

• Flutter vs Jetpack Compose/SwiftUI

• Accessibility considerations

• The future of Flutter 3+ and cross-platform apps

Learners will receive a Certificate of Completion from Uplatz, validating their expertise in Flutter and cross-platform app development. This certification demonstrates readiness for roles in mobile development, frontend engineering, and full-stack app design.

Flutter skills prepare learners for roles such as:

• Mobile App Developer (iOS/Android)

• Cross-Platform Developer (Flutter/Dart)

• Full-Stack Engineer (Flutter + backend)

• Frontend Developer (web + mobile)

• Software Engineer (apps with UI/UX focus)

Flutter is increasingly adopted by startups, SaaS companies, and enterprises as a cost-effective solution for cross-platform app development, making it a valuable career skill.

1. What is Flutter?
An open-source framework by Google for building cross-platform apps with one codebase.

2. What language does Flutter use?
Dart, a modern, object-oriented programming language.

3. What are widgets in Flutter?
The building blocks of Flutter UIs—everything from buttons to layouts is a widget.

4. What is the difference between Stateless and Stateful widgets?
Stateless widgets don’t change state after being built; Stateful widgets can update dynamically.

5. How does Flutter achieve cross-platform performance?
It compiles to native ARM code and uses the Skia rendering engine for consistent, fast performance.

6. What are common state management approaches in Flutter?
setState, Provider, Riverpod, and Bloc are widely used.

7. How does Flutter integrate with Firebase?
For authentication, Firestore databases, cloud storage, and push notifications.

8. Can Flutter be used for web and desktop?
Yes, Flutter supports web and desktop apps alongside mobile.

9. What are the benefits of Flutter?

• Single codebase

• Native-like performance

• Rich widget ecosystem

• Hot reload for faster development

10. Where is Flutter being adopted?
By startups, SaaS platforms, and enterprises for mobile apps, super apps, and cross-platform products.