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Learn the essentials of working with Flutter and Dart to build full stack applications that meet the needs of a cloud-driven world. Together, the Flutter open source UI software development kit and the Dart programming language for client development provide a unified solution to building applications capable of targeting multiple platforms. Recipes in this cookbook show you how this potent combination provides an efficient approach to application development.
Typically used in frontend development, Flutter helps you develop cross-platform applications for Android, iOS, Linux, Mac, Windows, and the Google Fuchsia operating system. The Dart SDK provides native access to third-party solutions, including APIs, databases, and authentication. When used in concert with Flutter, Dart allows you to compile source code ahead of time to native code.
Welcome to the Flutter and Dart Cookbook. If you haven’t heard of Flutter, it’s the multiplatform framework that is taking the development community by storm. Dart provides a rich software development kit (SDK) underpinning Flutter. Rather than having to learn multiple technologies, Flutter enables you to target Android, iOS, Linux, the web, and Windows from a single code base.
As someone who watches a lot of YouTube, I am always deeply impressed with the example applications created. Flutter and Dart have been instrumental in not only making me love coding again but also allowing me to meet some awesome Flutter community folks.
Building beautiful, multi-platform applications has never been easy. The only constant has been the steep learning curve to understand and implement the desired design. Enter Dart and Flutter from Google. The combination of the Dart language and Flutter framework has established a synthesis between function, style, and ease of use. In the Chapter 1 we begin our journey by learning Dart fundamentals. Dart is a feature-rich language that provides variables, data handling, control flow and much more. Experience with languages such as JavaScript, Python and C will mean your transition to Dart should not be difficult. If you are new to programming, I believe you will be pleasantly surprised how quickly you can produce an application. The Dart and Flutter teams have provided a comprehensive treasure trove of tutorials. Even better, the community working in these technologies have raised the bar for immersive solutions and demonstrations to quickly get you up to speed.
This cookbook shows you how to:
Write effective Dart code by using variables and data structures
Build applications with Flutter by exploring widgets and data handling
Understand cloud provider solutions and learn how to integrate them with Flutter
Manage data through APIs using Google Cloud Serverless
Work with Firebase solutions such as Authentication and the Cloud Firestore database
Build web applications that also work with mobile and desktop platforms
Who Should Read This Book:
Whether or not you know Flutter and Dart, you have heard that irresistible call to go out and build something. Ignore the desire to procrastinate, and get started building the future. So how do you maintain motivation and get to the point you are able to deliver an application? Read this book. The beauty of learning Flutter and Dart is it has a very low barrier to entry.
Developing an application requires both skill and effort. There is a reason software engineers are paid a lot of money. Whether you have experience in multiple languages or have zero experience developing software, Flutter and Dart is a great starting point to creating stunning applications. From the first day, you can quickly become productive and produce beautiful applications with very little effort.
Building applications involves lots of moving pieces as well as integrating with external services. Learn the fundamentals of working with the Firebase suite and take your first steps with Cloud. Get started building games and then follow along to understand the building blocks for the Flame game engine