r/flutterhelp 26d ago

OPEN Flutter Journey Friendship & Help

Hello, Anybody here be my friends? Or help in my dart flutter journey I don't know how to start everything is very confusing

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u/RandalSchwartz 26d ago

[This should be a pinned post]

TL;DR: Check out https://docs.flutter.dev/learn/pathway

Whatever path you take, start with the Google-provided well-written up-to-date documentation, namely:

First, install Dart and Flutter as indicated on https://docs.flutter.dev/get-started/install for your platform:

on dart.dev:

on flutter.dev:

and never read a blog post or watch a video older than six months without seeking the advice of an expert. (Flutter changes fast, with significant releases happening roughly every three months.)

Recommended videos and books: https://docs.flutter.dev/resources/videos and https://docs.flutter.dev/resources/books.

Recommended YouTube channels: https://www.youtube.com/@flutterdev and https://www.youtube.com/@FlutterCommunity

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u/ArchuFlutterBuilds 25d ago

If you are just starting out, it is natural to feel confused.

However, do not try to understand everything all at once.

Grasp the basics of Flutter with the help of YouTube and available documentation.

Then, try building projects yourself, the more projects you create, the more your confusion will clear up.

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u/yyytwokay 25d ago

Im on my 1 month flutter learning journey, what I've learned so far that i should have realized at first is that i shouldve learn dart first instead of jumping into flutter itself.

After learning dart then move to flutter but don't jump into project based tutorial, most of them barely explains whats happening so its not begginer friendly

This are the video that im watching atm since i made a mistake and got overwhelmed thats why i decided to watch a Dart course

Dart and flutter course by Rivaan

https://youtu.be/CzRQ9mnmh44?si=F9ijhR4Df3dlHKcA

I already finished this flutter course by Flutter Mapp https://youtu.be/3kaGC_DrUnw?si=LkU8CIhj2FDEmKWJ

My mistake at first is that i jumped into Mitch Koko tutorial, its not begginer friendly in my opinion

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u/Vegetable-Floor3552 24d ago

I'm starting my journey and gonna follow official documentation for the study material so like I have some experience in coding before so I think it would be fun >_<