How did I learn Flutter so fast?

The best way to learn flutter:

1. Java Head First - this is to learn the basics of programming, focus on classes, methods, variables. Also Java is pretty much exactly the same as Dart which is the language used in Flutter so don't worry, if you know Java you know Dart.

2. Setup Flutter - for this I would suggest checking out this article that I feel goes through the basics. And as a sidenote first time I tried to set this up I was completely lost so don't worry if you don't understand, just push through.

That's it, if you go through this list I believe you will become a competent Flutter developer. And maybe most importantly you will be able to create pretty much whatever app you could imagine!
I'm quite happy with how this list turned out, so I really hope it can help you.

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[FilledStacks]

Great tips. Flutter is pretty quick to learn, if you know object oriented programming it doesn't take long to learn. My journey was 3 weeks 1 hour a day. Every day I built the UI of a design I saw on dribble, or something I designed myself. After the three weeks I had no more questions besides architecture stuff. Then my channel was born ☺️

[D_Business_Analytics]

Great is like playing a music piece....Your hard work and practice directly translates into quality music

[SandwichMitGurke]

I like that you always sound so relaxed

[HeyPiyawit]

What you said in the beginning is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.

[ismannyb]

The hardest thing for me when I first started was state management. Everything else was a breeze. Still learning every day.

[hoogletm]

The Head First series is so good. A great way to start.

[dustinspyra]

Cause and effect, thanks for your insights. Great video!

[chidemenot]

short, crisp & clear to the point, wish to make some videos like these

[wajahatshah]

Thank you so much... Self learning is very important.

[shrinivasmopagar]

I really needed this type video, I have been searching for this type of video for a long time, thanks.

[AleXoTroN]

I started with javascript and wrote a mod for MCPE (which actually has 2, 7 million downloads) then continued with Java and started to make android apps and also I've tested kotlin but it was just a little bit easier than java. Now I found kotlin and dart and it is a dream for developers... It's so so much easier than Java and kotlin and I saves so much time and keeps problems away that make your head burning!

Btw greatings from Germany

[Granted_]

Hey Kalle, just in case you were wondering for the wording, I believe it is "the resources are ranked from most important/useful to least" or something along the lines of that. (The keyword being "ranked" with the k pronounced with a hard "kuh", or "cuh" sound

[Olle_Green]

Hey, where did you get that plant? The one on the left at for example 2:41

Cheers.

[badrekb]

all respect brah, much respect and much love

[JJhudson]

YouTube algorithm most days: wanna watch the wood cutting championship, or a 10 year old video of accents
Me: err what?
YouTube algorithm today: wanna learn flutter?
Me: yeh I’m just installing the software. It’s downloading right now.

[nano]

Just get started and the rest will follow. Great advice!

[Sultan-gcib]

Love how u predicted why i clicked on the video :)) i was searching for resources.
Love your videos keep it up

[fjdjshbsd]

I'm learning it for 3-4 months. And i havent much experience on coding. Now i can make visuals as well but cant understand backend. How can i solve this problem. I think sources is not enough to understand well

[davebudah]

I been skipping this video for sometime coz "most" youtubers say unrealistic things, but after watching it, I got to say this is some honest advice.

[shedrackejeh]

Hello, kalle harden what is the best advise would you give to a beginner to spend on watching flutter tutorial