A Udemy bootcamp by Dr. Angela Yu that teaches mobile app development with Flutter and the Dart language, from basics through building cross-platform iOS and Android apps. Commenters note it was co-created with the Flutter team and is also sold through Angela Yu's App Brewery site.

Commenters call it one of the best beginner courses for getting started, and say it covers the basic elements of Flutter well and taught them a lot.

On Reddit (8)

1. Strongly recommendsking-louis-rdsr/startups2021in “Teaching myself to code. Where to start?”▲ 2

   It's doable (I did it) but it depends a lot on whether you have an affinity for programmatic thinking. And there will be a LOT of hours to put in also. There is no shortcut. I learned Flutter to build a mobile app for iOs and Android with one code base, to develop an idea I had. Flutter is a great…

2. Strongly recommendsSc72r/learnprogramming2020in “Are there any courses, websites or books where you thought: "Damn, they did really good work."”▲ 4

   I really liked Angela's Web Dev course and am now looking into her Flutter course. Highly recommend her too.

3. RecommendsCho4lr/learnprogramming2022in “Question: How to view your application while you code?”▲ 2

   XCode is to build native iOS apps, something like android studio can be used to build cross-platform apps for both iOS & android using a framework like flutter If you’re interested, I’d recommend courses by Dr. Angela Yu on Udemy, you can get them for $10-15 I used her flutter course to build my…

4. Recommendsgabucitor/learnprogramming2021in “Best courses/apps to learn how to program an app?”▲ 1

   For mobile apps, I would recommend using flutter framework (language: dart). Flutter can build both ios and android app using the same codebase. For a beginners course I would recommend Angela Yu's flutter course https://www.appbrewery.co/p/flutter-development-bootcamp-with-dart

5. Recommendssaintshingr/learnprogramming2020in “From newbie to trending on Github ! Thank you so much, i am indebted to all of you for your support and advice.”▲ 2

   I saw many people recommend angela yu's course(co-created with google flutter team). https://www.udemy.com/course/flutter-bootcamp-with-dart/ I think the first ~10 hour is free on https://www.appbrewery.co/ The full course should be the same as the one on udemy and it only costs $10.

6. RecommendsStrange_Appler/learnprogramming2020in “Learning with Udemy - Javascript Framework or Flutter?”▲ 1

   Flutter is pretty good - if you're going to take a flutter course I would recommend https://www.udemy.com/course/flutter-bootcamp-with-dart/ It covers the basic elements well. ​ Although keep in mind changing what you learn so quickly could just hinder what you were trying to do in the…

7. RecommendsGrey-Windsr/webdev2020in “Udemy course on web dev”▲ 0

   I actually just finished Angela's course on flutter , and that's why I was avoiding that - she's amazing and the flutter course has taught me an incredible amount of stuff , but I feel like after listening to her for 30 hours I wouldn't stay *as* interested and that's why I kinda need a change

8. Mentionsalphenor92r/learnprogramming2021in “[deleted by user]”▲ 1

   I enrolled to BS Computer Science in college years ago and stopped half way. I am still familiar with how to learn languages and I knew where to get IDEs and compilers so I began with challenge sites like LeetCode. As the challenges go harder I realized that I was lacking on my fundamentals, so I…

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