Ultimate Flutter for Cross-Platform App Development

By Stephen Chelack

Elevate Your Cross-Platform Development Skills with Flutter and Dart, and Advanced UI Techniques.

Book Description

Unlock the full potential of Flutter with this practical and indispensable resource, catering to both beginners and seasoned developers seeking to enhance their skills.

This book will provide you with foundational insights into Flutter and Dart programming to master the dynamic widget system and empower you to create visually stunning and responsive UI designs.

The book begins with exploring Dart language and then moves on to Flutter's dynamic widgets and UI elements, the art of styling, theming, and creating interactive designs. Next, from handling images, media, and effects to delving into advanced techniques like typography and slivers, this book equips you to build adaptive UIs for diverse platforms. You will navigate seamlessly through topics such as navigation, device feature utilization, and API integration. Learn effective unit testing strategies for robust UI components.

Table of Contents

SECTION 1 Getting Started with Flutter

1. Introduction to Flutter and its Environment

2. Introduction to Dart Programming

3. Exploring Flutter Widgets and UI Elements

SECTION 2 Building Modern UI Designs

4. Styling, Theming, and Interactive UI Designs in Flutter

5. Working with Images, Media, and Effects in Flutter

6. Typography, Slivers, and Advanced UI Techniques in Flutter

SECTION 3 Creating Cross-Platform UIs

7. Building Adaptive UIs for Different Platforms

8. Handling Navigation and Routing

9. Utilizing Device Features and APIs

SECTION 4 Testing and Debugging Flutter UIs

10. Widget Testing UI Components

11. Conclusion and the Next Steps

Index

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 8196994702
• ISBN13: 9788196994709
• Release Date: February 2024
• Publisher: Orange Education Pvt Ltd
• Length: 418 Pages
• Weight: 1.57 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 7.5" x 9.3"

Customer Reviews

SQL Reference

The book rocks. I found almost all that I needed easily. I give it "4 stars" instead of 5 only because it didn't have EVERYTHING I needed.

Good Introduction to Concepts Book

This book delivers exactly what it promised, introductions to new concepts in SQL Server 2005, with a decent and easy to read writing style. From what I can see, DeBetta has written about T-SQL and SQL Server since 1998 (Microsoft SQL Server 6.5 Programming Unleashed). I was surprised to see a couple of recent reviews on this book that rated it poorly because it was either "obsolete already" or "for beginners only". From...

Solid introductory book on SQL Server 2005

This book is a solid intro to SQL Server 2005. My only problem with this book is that author really focused on some topics and had almost nothing to say on others. For instance, Ch. 3 on XML was very detailed and included plenty of examples to learn from. On the other hand, other topics like DTS and Reporting were glossed over at best. Overall, this is a good intro to using SQL Server 2005 new features and it does make...

For Developers

As it's obvious from the title, the book lists new improvements for programmers, not what become available to database administrators. It doesn't cover a lot of enhancements to enterprise data management in the following areas: high availability technologies, additional backup and restore capabilities, and replication enhancements; scalability advancements such as table partitioning, snapshot isolation; database encryption,...

Very Early Book, Based on Beta Software

There's about to be a new version of SQL Server. This book, based on the June 2004 beta level software, gives you the first detailed look at the new features coming in SQL Server 2005. While some features are likely to change before the final software is released, the broad view as given here is likely to remain pretty fixed. By this stage in the development of the new version, these points are well along. This book does...