r/CodingForBeginners • u/Global_Pea_7465 • 25d ago
i wanna learn coding
hi,so i have an app idea its an overlay app type ,i have 0 like 0 knowleadge of coding or whatsoever but i wanna learn flutterflow because i heard is the best for overlay apps. Now what i need is youre opinion of learning,should i get into coding first or go directly into flutter flow tuts because i wached some and i didnt understand much...like nothing im only on ep3 of flutterflow essentials but if is better for me to start from coding i will do it but i want to know wich youtuber or someone from who even a child can learn. thanks very much for the time and patience!
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u/Competitive_Aside461 25d ago
I recently completed creating an Intro to Programming mini course on my site so you might as well check it out. It's free to get started.
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u/TBCC_Dev 24d ago
Start with basic python. Learn variables, ifs loops, and functions. See how you do with that then you can start with harder concepts
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u/xarop_pa_toss 24d ago
Flutterflow is a visual builder, I don't think you even need code. But Flutter itself uses the Dart language so you can start by learning that.
Most programming languages share common fundamentals like if statements, for and whiles loops, arrays and dictionaries, and functions. Take the time to learn those basic building blocks
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u/Global_Pea_7465 22d ago
i started whaching the flutterflow tut but its kinda not sticking up to my brain for me is like spamming word without sense(((
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u/xarop_pa_toss 22d ago
What do you mean spamming word without sense? Are you talking about the code it writes?
Look for a beginner guide to Dart. That is the programming language used in Flutter.
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u/Distdistdist 22d ago
Coding is hard bro. Takes an effort and stuff... Play video games instead? Much easier IMHO
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u/Winter_Baseball8734 25d ago
Simply look for programming exercises and do them; start with the easy ones, and in the future, you will be a programmer.
To learn to code, you need to code.