Your First Flutter Flame Game

Creating a game can be a really complex endeavor, especially when you want to support multiple platforms. Luckily, using Flame & Flutter can provide support for multiple platforms and an awesome developer experience in the process.

Testing in Flutter

Testing is one of the important aspect in app development. Testing helps to find and fix bugs, increasing the quality of the application. This course will introduce testing and different types of tests in Flutter. You will learn how to write unit tests, widget tests, and integration tests in Flutter. You will also learn how to write tests for your apps. You will learn how to Generate Goldens for UI Comparison and Automate running tests.

Jetpack Compose: Getting Started

In this Jetpack Compose Course, you’ll learn what Compose is, what its fundamental components are, and how they behave individually, and when composed together. Furthermore, you’ll learn how to build beautiful and reactive UI, with a lot of meaningful motion when it comes to animating custom components, input field state handling, error handling, and automatic state updates within an MVVM environment.

Deploying Android Apps Using GitHub Actions

Learn how to automate the process of generating signed builds, and releasing them to Firebase App Distribution and the Google Play Store.

Flutter Hero Animations

Create impressive hero animations using the Hero Widget in Flutter when transitioning from one screen to another. This course covers key topics such as the fundamentals of hero animations, utilizing the components of the Hero widget to create advanced animations, and hands-on development of visually stunning animations while working on the Fooder app.

Flutter Desktop Apps: Getting Started

Learn how to create a Flutter Desktop App for both the Macintosh and Windows platforms. Create applications that run as fast as native apps and look like a native app. Use the native menu system and access local files.

Testing Legacy Apps on Android

In this course you are going to learn how to apply the test-driven development practices your learned in “Test-Driven Development in Android” on legacy Android apps. You will learn how to determine your limits when testing legacy code, how to add tests to a legacy app with no test coverage and how to refactor your legacy code for testability.

watchOS: Complications

Learn how to develop one of the most compelling and useful features of the Apple Watch: Complications.

Test-Driven Development in Android

In this course, you are going to learn how to create scalable and maintainable apps by applying several testing methodologies like the Red-Green-Refactor steps and frameworks such as JUnit and Mockito. You will also learn about SOLID principles, design patterns and the best architectures for testing.

How to Create a 2D Snake Game in Flutter

Learn how to build a 2D Snake game in Flutter for both Android and iOS platforms. You will learn how to use Flutter as a simple game engine by creating the classic 2D Snake Game. You will get to know the basics of 2D game graphics and to control objects on the screen.

Wrangling Dates & Time in Android

In this course, gain a deep understanding of how the Data-Time Library works & learn to manage the essential classes from the API. Upon completing this course, you will be able to handle, parse, and format dates.

Apple Health Frameworks

This course will walk you through the steps of making a health app using all the Apple Health Frameworks. Learn how to use HealthKit, CareKit and ResearchKit together to make a seamless app.

Supporting SwiftUI with Core Graphics

Learn how to support SwiftUI drawing with Core Graphics! This course picks up where our Drawing in iOS with SwiftUI course left off. You’ll enhance the Open Mind app with help from UIKit and Core Graphics. You’ll learn how to integrate UIKit views with SwiftUI, use UIKit touch methods to capture Apple Pencil drawing, and make the whole drawing view a UIControl that we can plug into any of our future SwiftUI apps.

Server-Side Sign in with Apple

You may know how to set up Sign in with Apple in an iOS project, but most tutorials don’t actually cover what to do on the backend! In this course, you’ll learn just that.

In the first part of this course you’ll learn how Sign in with Apple works and how it differs from regular authentication. You’ll see how to integrate it with your existing authentication flow to provide users the option to use their preferred authentication choice. You’ll also see how to allow users to sign in with both Sign in with Apple and a regular username and password.

In the second part of this course you’ll learn how to adopt Sign in with Apple on the web and integrate it on a website. This allows you to offer Sign in with Apple no matter how your users are using your app.

Flutter Navigator 2.0

Navigator 2.0 is Flutter’s new declarative API for the Navigator widget. Learn how to migrate an app from old navigation patterns to use Navigator 2.0 and see how to make your app work with the URL bar and browser history in Flutter Web.

Lifecycle-Aware Components in Android

Learn about lifecycle-aware components including what they are, how they work & how to create your own components and test them.

Modern Concurrency: Beyond the Basics

Build on your knowledge of async/await, tasks and asynchronous sequences to use concurrent tasks in safe, performant and predictable asynchronous apps. Learn how to create and use custom AsyncStream sequences, continuations, task groups and custom actors.

Modern Concurrency: Getting Started

Learn how to use Swift’s new native model for writing safe, efficient concurrent code. Create safe, performant and predictable asynchronous apps using these Swift concurrency features:

Managing State in Flutter

State management is a key aspect of working with Flutter. There are lots of different solutions with lots of different approaches. In this course, you’ll learn about the base tools provided by Flutter and then learn how to use the Google recommended state management solution, Provider.

Advanced Networking with URLSession

Dive deeper into URLSession. Learn how to upload data and how to perform background downloads. Work with sockets and use WebSockets for real-time messaging. Learn about authentication, App Transport Security, and cookies.

Beginning Networking with URLSession

Learn how to use URLSession, Apple’s networking API, including how to download data, show download progress, group multiple network requests, handle errors, and more. Learn about concurrency and how it plays a role in networking, perform downloads. Updated for iOS 15 and Swift 5.6.

MVVM on Android

In this course, you will learn how to build an Android app using the Model-View-ViewModel presentation architecture pattern including testing.

Supabase with Flutter

Learn how to create a cloud based database and authentication application using Supabase. This is an easy to use Postgres relational database along with authentication. There are easy to use libraries for Flutter. Easily setup email/password authentication along with your favorite providers like: Google, Facebook and Apple. Use a webpage to easily create database tables.