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Flutter for Beginners

Flutter for Beginners - Fourth Edition

By : Thomas Bailey, Alessandro Biessek
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Flutter for Beginners

Flutter for Beginners

By: Thomas Bailey, Alessandro Biessek

Overview of this book

The Fourth edition of Flutter for Beginners is fully updated for the latest Flutter and Dart releases, ready to guide you from taking your first steps in Flutter to publishing your first cross-platform app. Designed for new developers and those transitioning from other technologies, this practical guide shows you how to build, test, and release high-quality mobile apps for iOS, Android, and the web. With a project-based approach, this book will help you master the fundamentals of Dart and Flutter’s widget-driven architecture while building a complete app from scratch. Each chapter builds on the last with step-by-step explanations that will teach you how to design beautiful interfaces, manage state, handle navigation and user input, and add animations that bring your UI to life. You’ll explore popular third-party plugins such as Firebase and Google Maps, learn to debug and test your code effectively, and prepare your app for release on multiple platforms. By the end of this book, you’ll have the hands-on experience and confidence to design, build, and publish your own Flutter apps using the latest best practices.
Table of Contents (23 chapters)
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Part 1: Learning the Core Concepts
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Part 2: Building a Basic Flutter App
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Part 3: Turning a Simple App into an Awesome App
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Part 4: Testing and Releasing Your App
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Chapter 16: Free Benefits with Your Book
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Other Books You May Enjoy
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Index

Code completion assistants

While you have been developing code in VS Code, you will probably have seen that the IDE suggests code completions for you. For example, if you are in a widget's code and you type set, then the IDE may suggest that you are trying to write setState.

The IDE works this out by looking at what methods or functions are in scope so that it can suggest code completions that will not cause compilation errors. You may have also noticed that when you press the dot on a variable, if there are methods or fields on the variable that you can access, then the IDE will supply a list of methods or fields that you can choose from. Again, these will not cause compilation errors because the IDE is checking against the available methods and fields.

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Figure A.1: Code completion suggestions for the Icons class

This code completion is only really possible because Dart is a statically-typed language. Therefore, the compiler, and in turn the IDE, knows exactly which methods and...

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