Creating Layouts with Flutter 2

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Simone Alessandria

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:33

02 - Building a Basic Layout

02 - Intro.mp4

02:47

03 - Using a Scaffold.mp4

07:47

04 - Using Themes and Colors.mp4

03:00

05 - Summary.mp4

01:06

03 - Using Containers

06 - Intro.mp4

00:53

07 - Setting a Container Size and Shape .mp4

05:00

08 - Positioning and Transforming Containers.mp4

03:24

09 - Using Gradients.mp4

05:06

10 - Adding Images.mp4

04:42

11 - Demo - Drawing Shapes.mp4

12:26

12 - Summary.mp4

01:04

04 - Using Rows and Columns

13 - Intro.mp4

01:27

14 - Using Alignment in Rows and Columns.mp4

07:54

15 - Using Space in Rows and Columns.mp4

03:57

16 - Creating a Layout with Rows and Columns.mp4

06:01

17 - Recap.mp4

01:10

05 - Managing and Extending the Space on the Screen

18 - Intro.mp4

00:58

19 - Using a Stack.mp4

05:14

20 - Creating an App Screen with a Stack.mp4

06:20

21 - Using a ListView.mp4

06:05

22 - Creating a Contacts List Using ListView.mp4

07:10

23 - Using a GridView.mp4

02:22

24 - Creating a Gallery Using GridView.mp4

03:29

25 - Summary.mp4

00:44

06 - Creating Layouts for Navigation

26 - Intro.mp4

01:22

27 - Setting up the App.mp4

04:35

28 - Using a PopupMenuButton.mp4

05:49

29 - Using a Drawer.mp4

04:43

30 - Using a BottomNavigationBar.mp4

03:25

31 - Using a TabBar.mp4

03:19

32 - Summary.mp4

01:28

07 - Using Cupertino Widgets

33 - Intro.mp4

02:06

34 - Using Cupertino Widgets.mp4

03:28

35 - Building a CupertinoApp with a CupertinoTabBar .mp4

03:44

36 - Using CupertinoPageScaffold, CupertinoTextField, and CupertinoButton.mp4

07:45

37 - Using a CupertinoSegmentedControl.mp4

04:49

38 - Using a CupertinoAlertDialog.mp4

07:39

39 - The Platform Class and flutter platform widgets.mp4

03:02

40 - Summary.mp4

01:07

08 - Using Animations in Your Layouts

41 - Intro.mp4

01:04

42 - Using a Linear Hero Animation.mp4

10:26

43 - Using a Radial Hero Animation.mp4

07:39

44 - Summary.mp4

01:06

Description

In this course, you'll learn everything you need to start building professional and engaging layouts with Flutter. You'll cover the basics of building user interfaces in Flutter, targeting both Android and iOS.

What You'll Learn?

In order to succeed, mobile products have to look good. In this course, Creating Layouts with Flutter, you'll gain the ability to leverage Flutter widgets in order to build professional layouts. First, you’ll learn how to use Containers, Rows, and Columns. Next, you’ll discover how to extend the space on your screen with ListView and GridView. Finally, you’ll explore how to use the Cupertino Library to target iOS devices and use hero animations in your apps. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Flutter needed to create engaging user interfaces. Software required: The Flutter SDK, Visual Studio Code or Android Studio/IntelliJ Idea.

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Simone Alessandria wrote his first program when he was 12: it was a text based fantasy game for Commodore 64. A few years later, he is now a trainer (MCP), author, speaker, passionate software architect, and always a proud coder. He is founder and owner at Softwarehouse.it. His areas of expertise include business data-driven apps and mobile development, and his mission is helping developers achieve more through training and mentoring.

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