Practical Flutter App Development

It is one of the best lectures. I highly recommend it. I applied for it because the lecture reviews were good. I wanted to learn Flutter since Flutter 2.X version, but I was lukewarm because I didn't have the confidence to solve secure coding with Flutter. After successfully implementing some of the secure coding functions that I had to implement to pass the company's security verification, I started taking many Inflearn Flutter lectures at the end of last year because I wanted to learn Flutter properly. I learned a lot from each lecture while taking the beginner and intermediate lectures. I had a lot of difficulties with the state management part that I encountered while learning Flutter. When I searched the Internet, there were many articles saying that Riverpod state management was good, so when I searched for lectures because I wanted to learn it, most of them were Provider. This lecture had good reviews and had various state management sections, so I applied without hesitation and it was great. The video lectures are centered on Provider state management, but I learned a lot because the Riverpod state management version was also uploaded to Notion. Every time I get stuck, I feel a sense of pride as if I am growing little by little thanks to the instructor's kind and quick answers. I started learning coding late in life at the age of 50 after working in service planning. As a result, I felt helpless and had to solve problems on my own without a mentor, and I had to stop for a long time when I hit a wall and then move forward once I solved it. I am afraid every time I learn a new language, but I am also learning Flutter to keep up with the trend. I can't solve my questions on YouTube, but DevStory's quick answers make it easy to solve them, so I feel like I have a strong mentor right next to me. UI and functional separation coding can be solved with Clean Architecture, but I think MVVM can also be sufficiently solved. I guarantee that you will gain much more if you take this lecture and Code Factory's intermediate lecture together.

Flutter lecture tier 1. I always worry before paying because I have to try it to know if the lecture is good. I tend to leave a review if the lecture is good because I think others might be similar. The lecture is very good. The lecture material is very good. Unlike other lectures, I can feel that they really put in time and effort. If I listen to the lecture and it is not good, I don't listen even if I paid because it is a waste of time, but I am continuing to listen to this lecture. I am a working person so I don't have enough time, but thanks to the lecture material, I can easily review. When I listen to a lecture, I tend to forget the previous ones, but since there are organized materials, it is good to quickly look up the parts I don't know. Thanks to this, it is good to take the lectures consecutively.

"New Horizons in Learning Flutter: The Perfect Lecture Experience" I have attended many famous lectures and attended boot camps, but this is the first lecture that I have felt this satisfied with. The lecture content is so logical and meticulously organized that I am amazed every time I watch it. Easy content is taught more easily, and difficult content is explained step by step through the buildup of the lecture, so in the end, I was able to say to myself, 'Ah, this is how I learned this. Ah, this is it' and was amazed. It felt like watching a really well-organized movie. The materials were also really well-made, and they were meticulously organized to the point that I could read them twice just by watching them. Even the shallow content covered in the lectures was covered in depth in the materials, so it was a really satisfying lecture. All the materials were organized consistently, so even if I missed something in the middle of the lecture, I was able to sufficiently supplement it through the materials. I am currently studying Flutter, and this lecture was really helpful. I feel like I'm studying Flutter properly, and it's like I've found light. I look forward to future lectures. Thank you very much.

For all of you who really want to learn Flutter properly, I think this is [the best lecture and a must-take lecture]! Although the content is difficult for Flutter practice, the instructor explains it in an easy-to-understand approach, so I think it's a really good lecture even for beginners who haven't learned Flutter for a long time. I've been developing Flutter apps since Flutter 2.0, and I've looked for and listened to famous Flutter paid and free lectures on Inflearn, YouTube, etc., but most of them just follow the implementation and don't have sufficient explanations, so I never felt like I had it all figured out. I think this lecture was a lecture that I listened to with complete satisfaction. I also wished that I had studied Flutter after taking this lecture first. Just looking at the lecture list, it's composed of contents that I really want to hear, and I think it will be a great help in growing into a good developer, regardless of the Flutter language itself, because you can learn from the perspective of "Critical Thinking", which is an essential skill for developers.

The best Flutter lecture! I recommend it. I would like to recommend it to those who are using Flutter in the field and those who are not Flutter developers but want to learn only the necessary functions quickly and release a proper app. Since it explains the characteristics of Flutter in a concise manner, it will be very helpful for those who choose Flutter as a side project.👍 I am developing a Flutter app at a startup without a mentor. Through the last Devstory lecture, I learned a lot about the instructor's coding and study methods, and thanks to that, I have been hired as an app developer and have changed jobs, and I am growing well. I used to be in charge of maintenance, but now I am in charge of a new project.ㅎㅎ This lecture was a great help in my work and in maintaining the app I developed with Flutter. In particular, it covered state management, themes, language packs, etc., and there were contents that I needed right away in my work or for my project, so I think it was very helpful in managing my company's app. Those who have joined a startup with Flutter have probably experienced it.. The frustrating feeling of having to maintain the code that previous developers or outsourced developers wrote in a hurry due to the nature of startups by diligently finding hints.. If you are really unlucky, you may come across an app where multiple developers each use their own state management, so there are more than 3 state managements in one app. If you had come across this lecture at that time, maintenance would not have been so difficult. I really wanted to make an app again, but I quit my job quickly due to company circumstances, and I really want to recommend this lecture to the developers who are currently working at that company. There are many good Flutter lectures, but the part that I was disappointed with was the code or learning materials. In Devstory's lecture, the UI code is prepared in advance with Notion, so you can get only the necessary logic without stopping the lecture, making learning efficient. Personally, I think it is good because I feel that they are very considerate of the students in this area. And it is also great that they do not just tell you the content, but also tell you how to find this information and where to find it. If you have someone like this in your company, you won't have to dig alone like this. Since you don't have a mentor, you'll be developing at your company in a hurry, and whenever you feel lost, you'll often come to Infraon to listen to the lectures. I'll check if Devstory uploaded anything... and I'll be sullen and repeat that. Finally, the lecture came out, so I'm so happy that I'm talking for a long time. If there are any new Flutter developers who are hesitating whether to take the class or not like I did in the past... I recommend that you don't hesitate and take the class right away. If you think you lack basics, it will be really helpful if you take the previous lecture. By taking the class, you'll now have the best Flutter instructor as your mentor. I'm watching the lecture today to develop a personal project, and it's helpful for the company app, but there are many functions that I want to apply to my personal app, so I think this lecture is better. I'll be waiting for the next intermediate and advanced lectures, instructor!

There are many materials on YouTube for simply implementing each one, but this lecture contains a lot of content that is really necessary for practical work in a logical order. In particular, you can establish and think about the overall architecture, apply the MVVM pattern to separate each code and develop it for better maintenance, and it seems like it is hard to learn things like multilingualism, themes, and design systems properly anywhere. And useful tips keep coming up during the process. I highly recommend it to others. In fact, at first, I was pressed for time, so I tried to pick out only the content I needed (actually, all that is on YouTube..). If I did that, I might not know the true value of this lecture. I think it is important to understand this class logically in order and acquire the whole thing step by step. Then, I think I will suddenly see the forest and really level up as a developer.

The lecture is really... the best among the Flutter lectures. I read this lecture repeatedly for a week and started the project right away. Most of the functions I want to make are included in this lecture, so I'm developing it without difficulty. ㅎㅎ This Flutter lecture is really the end!!

I took several lectures to learn Flutter. Most of the lectures said that I could make some apps with Flutter, but I felt that something was lacking... Suddenly, I watched the basic lecture of 'Devstory' and got a feel for Flutter, and I took the practical lecture too... It was as expected.~~~ ^^ Logical and clean explanation! A huge and detailed preparation material for Flutter! (Please give me a book with the materials you prepared...^^) Design system and MVVM refactoring were especially good...^^ I highly recommend it to those who want to learn Flutter properly. Great lecture! Thank you, Devstory...^^