The Biggest Problem that Flutter is Facing | Beginners Must Watch

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In this video We will be discussing one of the biggest problems that Flutter is facing and it is the one we need to solve with our own efforts! If you find this video Useful consider sharing this in Flutter Community Groups and Forums to make it reach as many Beginner Flutter Developers as Possible so they can get a fresh perspective towards Application Development.

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[tawsif-karim]

The title is very misleading. It should be - The biggest problem that flutter developers are facing | Beginners Must Watch

[UsamaKarim]

It would be nice if you also give a roadmap to beginners. Beginners are like child, they need to hold professional hands to learn to walk

[chap]

Clickbait. These are not problems with Flutter at all, just general challenges one may have with every language or framework.

[markt]

Been working with Flutter for the last 4 months, up skilled from 20 year old pascal. The term I use is logarithmic learning...starts out easy and for a while progress is comfortable but as you progress up the logarithmic path each step for me now is like climbing the east face of Everest.
I am fortunate that I am part of a team, problem is I am the anchor dragging behind the boat. Not to complain but do I see light at the end of the tunnel and I find that I can understand how to code way more easily each day.
There is not doubt you will have pay your dues, but I am very satisfied with the Flutter framework and I will simply stay with Flutter for the foreseeable future.

[geralddarkobekoe]

Thank you hammered on all the important points, absolutely agree

[euboid]

IMHO, you can’t jump into any software development framework without any prior coding experience or knowledge of simple programming concepts. Just because you don’t understand basic OOP doesn’t mean using a framework is “hard”.

The same applies to pretty much everything. A bike could be the easiest to ride. But it will still be extremely hard to ride if you’ve never ridden a bike before.

Flutter is 100% the easiest framework I’ve used, and even having to manage the separation of business logic, having to learn about the internal workings of the framework and managing state wouldn’t be enough to label it as “hard” to me.

If you’re a beginner with zero coding experience, learning the fundamentals of a language like python or JavaScript would be good enough to use Flutter effectively.

So I wouldn’t call the beginner learning curve a problem with Flutter. It’s more of a community problem. It has definitely been over promoted by “experts” and experienced devs as being soooo simple in comparison to other frameworks. But to the untrained eye, it’s extremely complex.

[bernardasjuzumas]

Would say points stated here are very universal. In short: flutter is no different from other frameworks - you need to work hard, master the basics and apply it in practice to become decent with it. There is no shortcut to success. Good video (although title is a bit clickbait'y).

[etx]

You're 1000% right. Were dealing with this in our org now, juniors with no experience with ui making a ton of mistakes and unmaintainable apps. They would be doing this with any framework or language, it's not a flutter problem.

[SauravMallik]

Thanks Paras.. I started using flutter a month ago, surely going to follow all of your points.. these are really helpful.

[AnirudhIsOnline]

Facts 👌.
Have been procrastinating on learning flutter for a while now. Great video 👍

[Anirudha_Dudhasagare]

please make a entire flutter course for beginners. pretty sure lot of people would appreciate it

[gyakhoe]

Well said. I think it’s also because of way it is advertised. If someone hasn’t work on native app development they won’t be able to comprehend the advantages in flutter framework. I understand that making production ready app with real world use cases one need code that is able to handling possible exception mainly able to predict problems which only comes which comes with experience.

[iamdami]

I totally agree, now I'm learning react native

[teolcd]

The concerns are true for every framework. You can start easily and then dive in every bit to learn more. Depends on which direction you want to invest, more likely on the surface (you make UI faster than others), or below it (integrate UI state and API call), it will be natural to level up when reaching different tasks.
The point is that mobile development learning curve is high, Flutter makes the development experience quite good.

[kanthi]

Valid points put forth. A deep perspective into the framework is a must before dumping/making harsh comments towards the frameworks and communities.

[gouravkolhatkar]

Please make a video on Roadmap to learn flutter.

[codentechie]

A non-null String must be provided to a Text widget. Failed assertion: line 298 pos 10: ‘data != null’ I'm getting this error when i launch my app . what can i do ?

[jesselima_dev]

Lovely!
I agreed with you. You've got the important point.
I would add another one: How Flutter Render.
Many developers are coding Flutter and does not know how it's a important understanding about the Framework.

[samms]

The big hell of flutter is the HUGE number of classes that you're going to see, and the "object hell" ~callback hell~ that you're going to write, this makes flutter the biggest pain in my life.

[shelbyjackson]

When i run debug for the first time it stops at connecting to vm service at ws://127.0.0.1 what do I do