Complete Flutter Course Bundle - eCommerce App

This is the official repo for this course:

• Complete Flutter Course Bundle

This will include a full-stack eCommerce app using Flutter & Firebase:

A Flutter web preview of the app can be found here:

• Flutter Web Demo

Project Setup

To clone the repo for the first time and open it in VSCode, run this:

git clone https://github.com/bizz84/complete-flutter-course.git
cd complete-flutter-course
code .

This will checkout the main branch which contains the latest code.

But at various points in the course, I'll ask you to checkout a specific branch name, so you can follow along with the right code, at the right time.

And to prevent any conflicts, you may need to reset your local changes:

git reset --hard HEAD
git checkout <branch-name>

Flutter Foundations - Course Syllabus

1. Intro & Project Overview

1. What you will learn in this course
2. Section overview
3. VSCode Shortcuts, Extensions & Settings for Flutter development
4. Join the Slack Channel
5. Course Project on GitHub
6. Download the Starter Project & pubspec.yaml overview
7. eCommerce app overview
8. Code walkthrough: project structure
9. Exploring the codebase with the Widget Inspector (DevTools)
10. UI Design Principles: Composition & Reusable Widget Classes
11. Useful Widgets for Responsive Design
12. App Localization

2. Navigation with GoRouter

1. Section Intro
2. Limitations of Navigator 1.0
3. GoRouter installation & initial setup with MaterialApp.router
4. Routes, sub-routes and navigation
5. GoRouterHelper Extension and pageBuilder
6. Adding some additional routes
7. Routing by path vs routing by name
8. Routing with parameters
9. GoRouter error handling
10. Navigating with go vs push
11. Adding the remaining routes
12. How to pop a route with GoRouter
13. Nested Navigation
14. Bug fix & wrap up

3. Flutter App Architecture

1. Section Intro
2. Popular App Architectures: MVC, MVP, MVVM, Clean Architecture, Bloc
3. Riverpod App Architecture with the Controller-Service-Repository Pattern
4. Project Structure: Feature-first vs Layer-first
5. The Repository Pattern and the Data Layer
6. Implementing the "fake" products repository as a singleton
7. Working with Future and Stream-based APIs
8. Wrap Up

LICENSE: MIT