How I learned Flutter in 7 Days
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มิ.ย. 2024
- Flutter is an extremely hot topic right now in the mobile development world. I wanted to see if it was possible to go from 0 experience to building a fully functioning app utilizing flutter in 7 days. This is how I did that.
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Intro: (0:00)
How I’m gonna be learning: (0:25)
Staring my first flutter app: (1:42)
Finishing my flutter mobile app: (3:21)
Is Flutter TRASH?: (5:42) - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
The girl at 5:51 looks so familiar ?!
The best chip grabber to ever exist
That's his boss. If you watch his videos a lot, you would recognize her.
@@clucl3 🤣🤣🤣
Allison is that you
It's his step sister
he didn't learnt it in 7 days it was all his 5 year experience which made it easy for him to learn flutter
wouldn't say lying, because it's implied, but yeah... took me a year to get comfortable, with no previous webdev or appdev exp. IMO Dart is easy and fun, the community is great
@@ffoska yup
@@ffoska which dart tutorials would you recommend
@@kampambakasolo2641 I have no idea, decide what you want to build, then jump into the middle of it ( if you know basic programing concepts, and OOP, if not, start with that - maybe you don't even need OOP if you go slow and learn it through dart, but then you need to start from the basics and work your way up ). The official docs are great. Also you have like few minute long youtube videos for each widget, where the framework's devs explain in simple terms how the given widget works.
As I said, not a webdev so I don't use dart for my day job, do not work with dart anymore because it doesn't fit my personal projects either, so take everything with a grain of salt.
Still I would recommend learning dart and flutter, it's a cool language, the concepts can be used to learn similar frameworks like react ( i imagine ), I've been to a few interviews a while back, where they were hyped when they saw flutter, even jobs that are not currently using it, are pretty interested in using it in the future, so it is a pretty good thing to list on your CV.
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Hi Kenny, I am really happy that I could help you with your 7 days experiment :). If you or someone else need some support for Flutter please do not hesitate to give me a nudge :)
Thank you my man!
i'm following your flutter tutorials now, major props for such detailed step-driven explanations! I realize now why developers joke about seniors going too fast haha
I want help
@@we.sapeins How can I help you?
@@danck420 Great I am glad that it helps you :)
Damm, video production through the roof. Big thumbs up boi
That's a straight to the point video!
You've just encouraged me to start my project working with Flutter.
Keep these videos going man :D
Thanks for covering flutter! 😊 it’s really hard to find content on it. I totally agree with you on scalability. It’s a nice skill to have to be on the forefront of technology
I'm lovin' the content man. Keep grindin'! 👍🏾
Most Underrated channel
Agreeeeeeed
Totally agreed
Idk... It definitely takes him a while to learn stuff.
Hey man, thanks for your input on Flutter, great video. All of yours have great production value!
Thanks my man
Awesome video and holy moly was I late to the party haha 😂 Thanks for sharing my video and love these videos, keep them coming!!
Dude. You can't do a video like this without coding timelapses... This is what people want to see!
Sheeeesh, i messed up, next time though
@@kennygunderman 😆
what's a timelapse
That's what his github is for
Dont copy others code if you want to learn coding, you have to try making your own app even if it's your beginning.
Hey, I don’t agree on the two negatives you‘re mentioning. Dart compiles to bytecode so it‘s actually native, not like react „native“ - calculations are equally fast. Not talking about GPU which isn‘t supported.
But low level APIs are supported and you‘d use or write a wrapper library, essentially doing each platform native native as they need it including signing and exposing the API into flutter.
Flutter isn‘t perfect of course and there are things to consider. Just saying that your particular two points aren’t really a problem.
Besides, great video, thx!
Thanks for this video man. I was contemplating between learning native iOS development and Flutter development
dude god bless you, this content is absolutely fire. wishing you nothing but blessings bro
your vids are so fun man .... the only reason i check youtube from a time to another
keep it up
Thanks homie 🙏🙏
Your content and the quality of it is insanely good! Your channel is definitely gonna become popular soon and I see you with a million subscribers + for sure! Looking forward to the next video dude 🤙🏽
I appreciate that man! Thank you 🙏
How is this channel not popular ?!
You got your self a new sub ❤️
Love this content!!! Very helpful for a beginner like me 💗
that snackchat promo looked like one of those "I asked starbucks if I could film them a commercial for free" type of videos and I am very impressed haha
Wow suerb, Flutter rocks, Kenny please make more videos on Flutter.
The thing I like about flutter as Mobile App framework over React and o son is that, in Flutter you have full control over what will look like what and I like the Widget tree based idea.
This is the video I needed! thinking of using flutter for my postgrad project.
I'm trying out Flutter, so far so good! Thanks for your input.
Hey I guess I hit your videos while browsing through my feed. I like that TH-cam algorithm is able to fetch and recommend very relevant people to me. Your videos are really worthwhile. Subscribing to your channel is because you're a nice go-to for advice. While I'm spending time learning how to code, I'll be spending time watching your contents. Very advisive and exciting.
Loving the content, subscribed!
Kenny, undoubtedly one of the most underrated developer & youtuber.
Haha I see what you did there 😎 thanks brotha
Questionable developer. Definitely a good TH-camr.
But he is stil far from Techlead : ex-Google, ex-Facebook, Faang, TH-camr, Millionaire
or
Clement Mihailescu : ex-Google, ex-Facebook, AlgoExpert, youtuber
However, his channel is interesting.
Love the Daniel Schiffer style ad promo for your mock app. Great job!
Haha thanks man, I’m no where near his level but that was defo the inspiration 🙌
7:10 No worries, been creating flutter app to control special modded car seat using BLE connection, works great for both android and ios.
As someone who is using bluetooth (BLE specifically) in a production application using Flutter, I'd just like to add that you'd be pretty surprised how well it works using packages like flutter_blue and reactive_ble. Also, for a native developer, accessing the flutter platform channels or FFI to implement lower level functionalities shouldn't be too hard (though I have yet to implement that in bigger applications).
Regardless, what you managed to achieve in just 7 days was amazing.
Thanks for the constructive feedback!
Man i have only two months experience in developping i figured out flutter in 3 days the hardest part was the setup
I think flutter also allows native code to be inegrated in your project where needed.
Hey Kenny,
Thanks a lot for your great video. I recently jumped into flutter and I am glad you could give un your opinion about it. Also...
I really would have loved it if you could try implementing a low level functionality to android version of the app and tell us how you feel about it. It will be really helpful for me (and surely many others) to know if the code structure of the generated native apps from flutter is good, well structured and easy to add onto or not.
It will really be a helpful one. And you might even go as far as asking from a friend of yours who is into native iOS dev to give us his opinion relative to the iOS part of the project with respect to the same aspects as above.
just the encouragement i needed sir thanks am also trying flutter
Kudos to flutter explained video, it really sped things up for me
Tech rally and coding phase brought me and let you tell you.... the b-roll and music in this video is 🔥. Keep it up!
That’s awesome! Those guys are dope
Next: How I became the CEO of Facebook in 7 Days!
Damn this guy is amazing!
this would be extremely funny if he would learn react native XD
Thanks for the vid .Flutter is awesome. Try creating layout for a basic drawer or google maps in android and flutter. The experience with flutter will make you love it double.
Yeah it’s so much easier with flutter!
I follow a lot of code and tech channels. this has to be like the most "posi vibes" channel I've seen. If you're ever in Miami, call me up for beers
Your truth on Multiplatform on lower level APIs is on point
First time my comment made it into a video. Thanks man!
You are such a good role model.
You can code native code on flutter for specific platforms, you have the Android and ios folders, which contain the native source code for those platforms.
Can you make a video on that 1 man scrum workflow you mentioned? Showing the process and like branches you use and stuff like that, please
Great suggestion, I’ll add it to my backlog, thanks 🙏
@@kennygunderman Have you made this one yet?
Ever since I learned JavaFX, I have borderline arrogance confidence regarding GUI platforms, whatever they may be. LOL!
PS: about the only programmer youtuber I relate to. Keep it up!
Incredible week progress! I'm learning flutter too now, and all that i've learned for first week was basics of widgets)
heyy lets learn together
Thank you so much
Can you do a video explaining what you benefited from. From programming, what are the opportunities and profits that benefit everyone who wants to learn programming, and what is your experience in this field. Thank you again
lmao! man, i really enjoyed this video. it was really funny and grab me when the word go
Nice, very nice. I haven't build something with flutter yet, but I heard that I can use a native language to perform some of those lower level APIs, seems pretty 😎.
I expect to see some video in the near future saying "How I learned Flutter in 7 hours" and then after a few months, "How I was born knowing Flutter"
😂😂😂
You’re wicked
I've recently decided to switch careers from working in the science field as a grad in Natural Sciences majoring in Physics to become a mobile app dev. I've been learning lot from your channel Kenny. Lot of helpful tips are covered in this channel and specially the interview with your father gave me confidence to pursue this career path. Keep up the good work!!
Ayeee that’s awesome man!
Oh this reminds me of a few famous guys in Computing field.
Tim Berners Lee, the creator of Web/HTTP, is physicist. He found those things when working in his Physics Lab at CERN.
Dennis Ritchie holds degree in Physics and Applied Math, and then when working at Bell Labs, he created C language.
Andrew Tannenbaum holds degree in Physics and Ph.D in Astrophysics. But he is known for his contribution in computing fields : creating Minix, which inspired Linux Torvalds to create Linux. He also had written a few books in Computer Architecture and Computer Networks which are used in many colleges/universities.
Pretty cool! Thanks for sharing man
Flutter is golden! Thanks for the video, very well edited
мих мих а есть Fluttor для ммм руских, так скажем, не самых простых ребят. Работающих в Хром ОС и ... ну короче, Linux для хакеров есть. а для Хром ОС? есть Флаттер для Хрома? или он только для web-а?
Good R&D. Keep it up!
Dayummmnn this is a great idea and an awesome app
Pre-video post: I’m jealous because this is the next framework I want to learn and don’t have as much time as I’d like.
Take as long as you need? And you can ask him questions in his discord... Just try to make the same app... ;-) Good luck Joseph!!
Great Editing Too 😁
Editing is LIT🔥
It's not about how fast you can learn, it's about how experiences you have.
Hey Buddy You Make Great Content, I hope to see more videos of yours.
Thank you my man 🙌🙌
Hi Sir, I hope youre reading my comment, I just wanna say next time put the CC of the video I dunno how it's done, but it'd be really helpful for me, and for your subscribers around the world ❤️❤️
PS: I started learning Kotlin, but I found it pretty hard, and I didn't know how to learn it, and I was afraid of changing to flutter, but after I saw your video, I'm totally ready to change, and started setting up flutter on my PC 👌 APPRECIATE IT MATE ❤️
I'd love to say cross platform native solutions all the way, but man, I really got my head in a twist just implementing a simple recurring background task in React Native 😭
Can't lie, that little trailer for the app was lit
Your video editing skills are also improved. Next video how to learn video editing in 7 days😂
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Nice! U just motivate me to learn flutter from Day 1. See u 7 days later!
Love it. All the time and effort you put into your videos. Chip girl is cute.
Thanks Kenny
Hi Kenny, thank you very much! I've always wondered why one should consider native programming instead of cross-platform. Now I know: Lover level API access, complex calculation etc. Flutter is my favorite platform at the moment. Greetings from Germany Ralf
You can still use flutter and mix in native code for performance enhancements. Same for react native.
You can access all the APIs from Flutter through platform channels or plugins. Also, Dart in Flutter is AOT compiled and at least as fast as Java/Kotlin and Swift/ObjC for computation from what I understand.
Lower level api was the keyword I have been searching for for my decision to use cross platform or native. Thanks.
Awesome video!
Thanks for the insights, I'm in the early stages of deciding where to start with coding an app. I have the design prototyped, roughly, and I'm not even clear if this will be a complicated app, or small app or big app (to me, its BIG, but what do I know). It's a card deck, with 52 cards, needs to generate random results after shuffling. There will be sound... Question: is this considered a small to medium app? I'm determined to build this thing!
edits are amazing
thanks love!
If you already know Java/C# & Javascript before. You can learn flutter under one week, trust me. I'm learning flutter and state management (i'm using provider), only 4 days. Of course you must put a lot of pressure on it.
The best part was the Bossa Nova song. Nice!!!!!
Thank you!
Me trying to learn Native Android dev, now wanting to learn Flutter. Thanks for breaking me ;-;
No stick with native 👀
Stick with native
dont stick with native ⚠️
@@Anonymous-XY native won't go anywhere tho and it's full of high paying jobs.
@@qwerasdfhjkio exactly
I'd just like yo say that instagram and facebook are built with react native which is cross platform, i think that today you can build any sort of app with flutter or react native, and you can still code in native with it if you need some lower level functionnalities
Well, to be honest, you gave me hope. Because I'm a native developer and I don't have to study Flutter at least for now. It's cool to see a successful Native Android dev. Once again..hope.
I learned flutter in literally a day. Since I already learned all the concepts thanks to react. And it's very similar to Go, Java, JS and Kotlin and a bit of Rust
Whats you email bro?
I came to know that he can learn every technology in 7days exactly.
Hi bro, great video.
Have you faced overload problem on another device, if yes how did you solve it?
Great video! Just one comment: I'm not sure why "heavy calculation" would be faster in native Swift or Kotlin instead of Flutter, since Flutter is ahead-of-time compiled to native executable code.
Because dart compiler can be not as good as the other ones? Unless it's just transpiled behind the curtains. Saying this without googling benchmarks or any other information.
@@ruyvieira104 Good hypothesis, pretty much in line with the benchmarks I've seen so far!
Hey man thanks for the vid! I'm a (very) beginner dev and want to get into my first proper language and platform finally now! I've heard a bunch of good things about Flutter and your video also kinda backs that up... Would you recommend it for a beginner to start with in the Developers World? Cheers
Please upload tutorials and make a playlist for us. Thank you! ☺️
This is the most useful app ever
Dart is interesting to me, because it's of OOP. But it only gets wide acceptance in mobile dev, unlike Java (and potentially Kotlin) or even React for web dev. That's why I put Dart + Flutter in lower priority for learning, behind Java, Kotlin and React Native. The latter is because I also use React in front-end web.
Only after I feel sufficient with those aforementioned languages/frameworks/tools, I will try Flutter, and if I have time.
With Flutter you can use 1 code base to deploy to Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, Windows, Web, and Fuchsia. No other language is that versatile, efficient, and productive for writing GUI applications. Looking at Dart's popularity simply doesn't do it justice. You need to look at Flutter's potential, and then the popularity of Dart will sort itself out.
@@truthmatters7573 While that "write once, run anywhere" paradigm is fantastic, please don't use Flutter for web or desktop applications.
Nothing will ever beat TypeScript, HTML, CSS, and QT with C++. The rest is fine.
@@Lucas-jb8ce however, if you have a single codebase for mobile, desktop, and web, that still beats having one codebase for mobile and one for desktop and web.
Tauri is also nice btw, if you are looking for a solution that can use typescript
well I've been using flutter for 2 years now, I can tell you that flutter is the future. Lets not compare flutter with android native (kotlin / java) because it's not an apple to apple comparison. With native you have lower level API access, while in flutter you can create 1 application for 5 Different platform in single code base. A lot Huge startup in indonesia already using flutter for production. BMW, Toyota, already using it, so why not ?
the video i needed
lol i learned it in a single day just binged through a 10 hr app brewery course and started building apps the next day.
bet you did :D riding the wave
Can u give the link of the course please
Thanks!
and here i am trying to learn REACT from past 3 months
I still enjoy Tauri (even with large target folder) because code is way more readable and more flexible
I love Flutter, I feel better with Flutter with auto genarator code and streams and providers and widget building. I had expirince 2 years. I love more that React Native
Awesome bro👍
Great video bro .
What are your thoughts on making a location based -tinder themed dating app on flutter 2.0 versus native apps ???
Pros n cons plz
🙏🏼❤️
Kotlin Multiplatform next! Thanks 😊
I do gotta check that out 😎
Love this video
v motivating, can you tell me details about that scrum thing, it fascinates me.
Excellent.
Nice video thanks a lot. What is your font?
It's on my list.
i played lofi beats while listening to this video and it seemed like he could be a good rapper.
Lmao
@@kennygunderman It sounded so good, have you tried it? rotfl
@@jazelleanncapuli8346 maybe I should quit coding and become a rapper
@@kennygunderman maybe, just maybe. Lets go! I'll drop some beat and you just talk ok? That's what most rappers now do.
@@jazelleanncapuli8346 Add some auto tune and we have a banger
Hey Kenny, Thanks a lot for this video.
I'm currently studying Android Basics in Kotlin and I don't know what to do? Should I stick to it or learn Flutter?
Underrated🔥❣️