What is Flutter

Flutter is a UI Toolkit developed by Google. It is used to build natively compiled web, Android, and iOS from a single codebase. Flutter Training in Nepal is an extraordinary course designed by TechAxis. The course makes it easier for our students to work on different application development platforms.

Flutter is a free and open-source platform that was launched in 2018 by Google. This is typically a framework of Dart Programming Language. Dart is used in mobile app development with Flutter SDK. Flutter framework allows developers to make cross-platform mobile applications. 

Flutter Training Introduction

Features like rapid application development, outstanding UI, and high performance made Flutter famous among developers. Nepali IT companies have also started using Flutter to develop mobile apps. As a result, the job vacancy for Flutter Developer is increasing day by day in different recruitment platforms. Keeping this in mind, TechAxis has introduced Flutter Training in Nepal.

The exclusive training is designed for Students and Professionals who are thinking of making a Career in App Development. This is a Complete Training package where one can learn the fundamentals of Flutter Training and the best industry practice approach.

Why Flutter Training

Looking into the advantages of Flutter programming, its popularity is still average. People/Businesses are in a rush these days. They need faster yet efficient results. Flutter is the one solving this issue with its rapid, cross-platform, and efficient application development process. 

Quick Compilation of Code allows developers to see the result instantly and change the code accordingly. It's easier to change a particular portion of the app without shutting it off. 

With the rising number of Startups in Nepal and Mobile apps' need, Flutter developers now have better options to look after. Flutter is best for startups because it is cheaper, more accessible, faster, and smoother. 

With the growing community, you can get help from lots of Flutter Development professionals out there. 

How to master Flutter Training

Once you enroll in the training, we recommend you do extensive research on the topic. Knowing the code is not enough to be a complete app developer. However, you should be able to figure out different ways to use them.

To make a variety of applications, you must be able to use the code in various formats. Also, we recommend you to join and be a part of the Flutter Developer community. This lets you have a better idea of using the Flutter. 

What to do After the Training

The Ultimate Goal of Flutter Training is to use this skill to earn. At least one project completion is required to be ready for the job. Also, try to develop apps on your own, get reviews from your friends & family. And try to make it as unique as possible. If people start liking this app, Lunch it. 

Freelance websites have the best opportunity for developers. One can sell his/her skills to people and businesses searching for them. This lets you become your boss and enhance your skills. Visiting recruitment portal LinkedIn for job opportunities is in trend these days. We recommend you to check the career page of IT companies to know about job openings. 

Conclusion

Suppose you want to make mobile apps that are visually attractive and well documented. Then, the flutter framework is the best tool to use for app development. The reason behind introducing Flutter Training in Nepal is to help students become successful mobile app developers.

Flutter Training Syllabus By TechAxis

• Introduction
  • Flutter Introduction
  • Flutter Basic Architecture
  • Flutter IDE Setup
• Flutter Basics
  • Overview
  • Introduction to dart programming language
  • Types, syntaxes, classes in dart
  • Object-oriented programming with dart
  • Constructors in darts.
• Staying on target with dart
  • Making a small application with dart itself. A card game, where players can shuffle, draw, remove cards with the use of object-oriented programming.
  • A more look at object-oriented programming design flow
  • Methods
  • Loops
  • Lists
  • Named parameters etc.
• App building with flutter
  • Introduction to flutter
  • App overview
  • Design process
  • Displaying content on the screen
  • Creating and using custom widgets
• State design with flutter
  • Stateful vs stateless widgets
  • Build method
  • Refactoring stateless and stateful widgets.
• Http request with flutter
  • Working with json
  • Casting json to model instances
  • Function references
  • Issuing http requests
  • Working with dart futures
  • Building list of widgets
• Forms and validation with flutter
  • Creating the login screen
  • Handling input types
  • Form validation
  • Global key referencing
  • Retrieving form values
  • Submitting the form
  • Code reuse with mixin
  • Mixin validator implementation
• Reactive programming with dart
  • Streams by analogy
  • Implementing stream listener
  • Adding stream transformer
  • Validation with streams
• Advanced flutter architecture – The BLOC pattern
  • BLOC vs stateful widgets
  • The purpose of BLOC
  • BLOC design for text fields
  • Issues with BLOC access
  • Improving the BLOC API
  • Validator transformer
  • Cleaning up the controllers
  • BLOC application
• Consuming BLOC data
  • The stream builders
  • Scoped BLOC approach
  • Provider implementation
  • Providers in action
  • Accessing the BLOC
• Rx dart for reactive programming
  • Introduction to Rx dart
  • Combine latest in Rx dart
  • Interpreting stream values
  • Broadcast streams
  • Replacing controllers by subjects
  • Review of BLOC
• Building delightful animation
  • Animation library classes
  • Stateful widgets for animation
  • Widget structure
  • The ticker provider
  • Tweens with curves
  • Performing saving with animation builder
  • Nature of animation
  • Observing the use interaction
  • Order of drawing widgets
  • Tween ranges
  • Working with widget rotation
  • Box animation
  • Animated builder
• Performant data fetching
  • API challenges
  • API performance strategy
  • API provider implementation
• Testing with flutter
  • Testing with dart
  • Writing expectations
  • Mocking http requests
• Offline data storage
  • SQLite data provider
  • Creating database connections
  • Creating tables with SQLite
  • Issuing queries
  • Massaging database returning maps
  • Implementing the repository
  • Casting lists and type annotation
• Type design
  • Abstract classes
  • Repository interface design
  • Using source and cache
  • Ultimate reusability
• On demand widget rendering
  • Data fetching concerns
  • Future builders
  • Problems with stream builder and its solution
  • Implementing scan stream transformer
  • Adding items to the controller
  • Stream subscription
  • Adding streams
  • Refactoring streams
  • Debugging with flutter
  • Conflicts with database and it’s solution
  • Long lived cache values
  • Swipe to refresh implementation
• Navigation with flutter
  • Navigation in flutter
  • Different types of routing
  • Parsing route settings
  • Recursive data fetching
  • Testing recursive data fetching
  • Widget stylings
  • Recursive rendering
• Basic git classes
  • Creating a repository on GitHub
  • Pushing local changes into the repository
  • Pulling and cloning projects from the repository
  • Resolving merge conflicts
• More on architecture
  • Introduction to Provider
  • Working with scoped model
• Google play store Hosting
  • Hosting the app to App store
  • Hosting the app to Google play store
• Extra Activity
  • Working with connectivity
  • Working with location and google maps 
  • Working with camera
  • Geocoding and reverse geocoding
  • Multipart form requests
  • Creating a custom library and publishing it under pub
  • Code refactoring shortcuts
• Our Project work Plan for Students
  Project work should be submitted by the students to the instructor and the TechAxis for the certification of completion.
• Note: 

All students who have completed their Professional Training course at TechAxis are supported by JobAxle for the placement.