A Udemy course teaching mobile app development with Flutter and the Dart language, taught by Angela Yu. Commenters describe it as covering Dart basics, including object-oriented programming concepts, and building apps for iOS and Android.

Commenters call it a great Flutter course, praising Angela Yu's detailed explanations and its low Udemy price of about $10 to $15.

On Reddit (7)

1. Strongly recommendsMacaator/learnprogramming2019in “Apps programming languages or frameworks help”▲ 2

   If you would like to learn how to make mobile apps, I would highly recommend Flutter/Dart. I have also spent the last ~ 12-15 months learning JavaScript, HTML, CSS/SCSS, React, and SQL. I decided to learn how to make apps because making web apps and websites became the bane of my existence. I…

2. RecommendsCho4lr/learnprogramming2022in “How do I start making gui / full stack mobile applications in c++?”▲ 3

   Mobile apps have different factors & im not sure C++ is what you want for this. Do you want to build an app for iOS, Android, or both? Native iOS: Swift can be used Native Android: Kotlin or Java Cross Platform: Flutter or React Native Personally I’ve used flutter for a few personal projects, Dr…

3. RecommendsCho4lr/learnprogramming2022in “Is Udemy web development courses worth the time”

   Never pay full price, every course is $200 but I’ve never paid more than $15 for a course. Angela Yu’s Full Stack Development course is great if you have any experience. Doubt it’s enough to get you a job alone but if you take what you learn & keep building on it with a portfolio zog could. I used…

4. Recommendsblueshift9r/learnprogramming2021in “The Odin Project or Angels Yu's The Complete 2022 Web Development Bootcamp?”▲ 8

   Yeah there is a lot of trash on Udemy, but I've done 2 of Angela's courses and she is top notch. I thought her Flutter course was great, and I'm no beginner.

5. Recommendsitsdjokir/learnprogramming2020in “I am from a third world country and don't come from well enough family. I want to escape it through freelancing.”▲ 17

   Hi, I recently learned Flutter and also found some freelance gigs. The thing is, competition is smaller than for web development. You can't expect to earn huge amount of money tho. I make apps for like 100-200$.. If you decide to go for it, check out Udemy course by Angela Yu, you can find it free…

6. Mentionspixelburnerr/learnprogramming2020in “Want to make an app, don't know where to start”▲ 3

   If you don't mind learning Javascript and React, you might try looking into React Native. Not only will you learn to be proficient at mobile development, but you'll have a leg up on web development as well. If you don't mind spending a few bucks, there are a few really good courses on Udemy I…

7. MentionsTijoWasikr/learnprogramming2020in “Interested in a Udemy Course”▲ 1

   I took the Udacity Android beginners course which was great, and you can do it for free, but a lot of the material is now very outdated. I'm currently working through the Flutter and Dart course by Maximilian S (not sure on his surname), which covers Android and iOS in a single language (Dart)…

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