Learning resources
Flutter

1. We suggest you start learning Flutter with Dart language
2. Then let’s focus on working with asynchronous code by reading the articles “Dart asynchronous programming: Futures” and “Dart asynchronous programming: Isolates and event loops”
3. We also advise you to read the articles “Dart Const Tutorial – All You Need to Know” and “Dart: What are mixins?”

1. To get started, you can go through Codelabs
2. You can walk through the Dart dependencies repository and find ready-made solutions to your problems or look through some smartly implemented features.

We already know the language syntax. Now, we need to create the most amazing programs.
Where to start?

1. Let’s start with the instructions. Flutter provides incredibly cool documentation
2. Top up your knowledge with information from the article about Flutter widgets
3. Check out Codelabs by Google. There are a lot of great manuals there
4. Run YouTube. Excited? Here’s a playlist of the most useful videos about widgets to get started
5. Let’s deepen our knowledge and see Flutter under the hood with useful life hacks
6. A house must start with a foundation and a project with architecture. Therefore, we are
   going to get acquainted with BLoC, the most relevant architecture at the moment.

When developing, we often want to use different libraries and frameworks to speed up the process.

We advise you to check out the following:

• dio
• retrifit
• json_annotation
• provider
• rxdart
• mockito

As well as read about:

• Inherited Widget here and here
• Flutter + Clean Architecture
• Asynchronous and synchronous code
• Widget layout
• Keys! What are they good for?

1. Explore the Object-oriented programming (OOP) and SOLID principles
2. Read Aditya Bhargava’s book Grokking Algorithms, because algorithmization and
   the ability to solve logical problems is one of the core tasks of a professional
   developer.
3. Read Robert Martin’s book Clean Code. Firstly, we consider ourselves followers of this
   legendary author. Secondly, it is really awesome and useful for writing correct and
   beautifully designed code.
4. Read about GOF patterns. To get started, a series of articles Flutter Design Patterns will be enough
5. However, if you want to dive even deeper, we recommend reading the book Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software by J. Vlissides, E. Gamma, R. Helm, R. Johnson.

Read the article about comparing Flutter with React Native.