Flutter App Development Basics

I am a beginner who dreams of becoming a developer who can freely create apps by studying flutter in depth. This is really the best lecture! At first, it is easy to understand the big picture of what this is, and It was really good that it was explained well so that even a first-timer could understand it without using technical terms as the main topic. Also, it is not just about mentioning what you learned in the previous class, but about repeatedly mentioning it so that you can recall what you learned in the previous class. Above all, it explains the structure really well. I want to quickly use flutter to write my own code and use it to create something. The next lecture is about practical app development, and the next lecture is about the master course, so I hope it ends quickly and I hope it ends like a complete conquest of flutter. Thank you!

I was a complete beginner learning flutter, but I could feel that the instructor was trying to explain things in the easiest way possible in every lecture! He was so kind and nice, and it was a great lecture because I was able to understand the big picture of flutter. I was really, really grateful that he answered my questions quickly and kindly! I definitely plan to take the next lecture.

This is the best lecture among Flutter lectures. Originally, other lectures briefly summarize the content of the lecture in Notion, but in this lecture, I was surprised that the content of Notion was written so thoroughly with additional explanations than the content of the lecture! I especially liked that it seemed to help me learn on my own, such as Dart grammar, real-life problems, and real-life projects! I am 100% satisfied with the course~~

I have taken about 20 lectures at Inflearn, but this is the first time I have seen such a friendly and well-made lecture at Inflearn. I wish all of Inflearn's lectures were made like this. I really liked the part where you learn the theory through the Notion page and then go into practice with code. When I listen to some lectures, they teach in a very confusing way, explaining things here and there on the code window, freely coding, and then erasing mistakes. My concentration drops, and since I follow along without knowing what I want to do, I naturally don't remember it well later. (I ended up giving up on that lecture.) However, this lecture clearly explains the theory part of the content to be covered, and when I get into coding, I can clearly understand the purpose of the code, so it stays in my memory for a long time. I also really like how the topics are clearly divided by lecture table of contents. Sometimes, in some lectures, too much content is covered in one table of contents, so it is often difficult to find the content I need when I want to listen to it again later. In this lecture, the content is taught by focusing on one topic, so it will be easy to concentrate and save a lot of effort in finding the content you need later. The table of contents of the lecture materials Notion page is also very well-organized, so it will be easy to find the materials. The Notion page is really well-made. It seems that the toggle is appropriately hidden and the things that should not be hidden are not hidden. This lecture material is full of sense. Also, rather than trying to implement many functions at once, it proceeds step by step, refactoring based on the previous code, as if coding in real life. There is no case of finishing in an error state at the moment the video ends, and you can always see a screen that is working normally at the moment the video ends. So, when the video ends, you feel a sense of accomplishment and continue watching the next video, so the progress goes smoothly. I listened to it for two or three days, and I got 50%. I guess other people think similarly. Listening to the lecture is so much fun! It is fun to add functions one by one and clear the quests one by one. Your pronunciation is also great. However, the sound of the video is a bit low, so I personally wish the sound was a bit louder. Of course, if you turn the volume up to 100%, you can hear it well. The sound didn't interfere with listening to the lecture. However, when I came to the lecture video after watching other YouTube videos, the sound was noticeably lower, so that's why. This is a really high-quality lecture, and I feel that it is a high-level lecture that is not only the best among Flutter lectures, but also one of the top lectures among Inflearn lectures. Honestly, I was thinking about just taking the practical lecture, but I ended up taking the basic lecture as well, and looking back, I don't regret it at all. It is a lecture that is worth the tuition. This is the first time I've written such a long review. Can't I give it 10 stars? I will take the course 100% and leave a review again. I was impressed by the lecture that did not lose quality until the end. In particular, due to the frequent updates of Firebase, there were parts where I had to modify settings that were not automatically compatible with Flutter, but it was good that everything was explained in the lecture materials. It seems rare to see lecture materials written so kindly. I thought it would be difficult to keep up with the content and update the lecture materials every time a new version is released, so I appreciate you keeping up with the updates.