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I am doing Software Engineering since past 12 years, and I am working in SDB Bank IT, and I had the chance to implements lots of systems and things inside bank using these , also my hobby is Software engineering , I spent most of my times coding.. Can't stop ban sometime i feel i am having sick.
Since you asked I will tell you this, you only need likeness to code, and you only need to start with one language (my suggestion go fo PHP first) then use it into a project (for this i helped lots of University students by doing there projects free, also posting in software forums like this elakiri). After you learn that, you can learn anything.
Don't use any IDEs while you learning, I used and still using Notepad++ only, only for Android I use Android studio, all other time I used VScode and Notepad++.
Because i am say to use Notpad++, because then you will remember the code, means you have to write thing without getting support form IDEs. After you mature then you can go for IDEs. But believe me still i am using Notepad++ for my most projects.
Next is spend time here
Start with this Udacity - Run by Google
Next go to these
Udemy
W3schools
Tutorialspoint
If you need any information or courses of Udemy then let me know, I am love to help who like to code
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Even though post me this in message, I thought to give the answers here, because some else also get benefit form this.
So, here is the thing, Flutter is all about how you structure things, you don't need much complex CSS things
Please follow these steps, afterword tell me what is your out put ok
Steps:
01. Flutter is all about rows and columns, since you have web development experience then as i said in this thread at the first you have to learn how to map components in each langues with other langues. For example to understand row and column concept you juts refer this W3.css
This is the best framework anyone can master css skills, most of people go for bootstrap, but just use this and you will see how easy bootstrap afterwards
In here you can see each screen consist of 12 columns - this is the key concept here
In W3css they refer column as
w3-col m6 - this means if you put a class into a div element then it will have 6 column occupied in the total screen (means 50%). Here m means medium size screens ok
<div class="w3-col m6">
<p>6 columns on a medium screen</p>
</div>
If you put like this it means 6 columns on a small screen.
<div class="w3-col s6">
<p>6 columns on a small screen.</p>
</div>
Read the docs for more...
So next , the row is a row means if you want one row with two columns each has width of 50% on screens then you have to do like this
<div class="w3-row">
<div class="w3-col m6">
<p>6 columns on medium screen</p>
</div>
<div class="w3-col m6">
<p>6 columns on medium screen</p>
</div>
</div>
So if you understand this concept, then next step is map this with Flutter,
02. For that read the Rows, Columns and Container section in this documents. Remember all about Rows & Columns
So, how to understand a complex screen, just simple, think all as Rows & Columns like this
Row&Colums <---Read more
03. Next just view these entire YouTube playlist , each one has 1 min videos and this explain everything to you
Flutter Widgets
04. After that, you need to look into here, here they tell how you map your CSS knowledge into Flutter widgets
WebToFlutterMapping
05. After all these if you really like to learn more then go for here, these are the best resource available to learn
First : Udacity Flutter - this is free watch this first
Second: Udemy Flutter - this is paid but worth for your money
So this is the way you have to learn, you have to understand how to map your existing languages knowledge into another languages.
Enjoy learning..and post your first app here after trying these in Flutter
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Flutter is god like framework but it also has some flaws specially with performance
May be you use it wrong way, because this happens if you're not using proper state management methods, because if you don't entrie widgets tree will rebuild. So it is nt recommended to use SetState in projects.
Just try Provider state management or Block pattern and see how the performance
And also if you use high resolution images then also app will be lagging, this is also very common with Native Android, to avoid that you have to youe image compression methods in thw app,
Performance of Frameworks
But these are very high levels concepts and as a beginner these will nt relevent at this moment. Because it is like teaching Algorithms for a kindergarten student, we have to go step by step by understanding the basic then it will easy to grab complex things
Anyway thanks for highlighting these here
Asanka
Native Android and IOS will be the best solutions for Mobile application development, but it comes with deep learning curve and have to learn Java,Kotlin and Swift.
If you go with Native Hybrid like Flutter or React Native then you have to learn only dart, which is similar to java and for reactnative it is javascript in ES7. But React Native again has some learning curve but Flutter it is easy to grab specially who comes from web development
Asanka
