Flutter learning resources

Recommended approaches for adding Flutter to existing apps.

A Flutter sample app that exemplifies how to implement an animated splash screen for Android devices.

A sample project demonstrating integration with iOS App Clip.

A Flutter sample app that combines a native iOS UIViewController with a full-screen Flutter view.

An instructor-led version of our very popular 'Write your first Flutter app' codelab.

Create a simple random-name generator app. This app is responsive and runs on mobile, desktop, and web.

Discover Dart 3's new records and patterns features. Learn how you can use them in a Flutter app to help you write more readable and maintainable Dart code.

Learn how to build animated effects in Flutter. You'll learn how to build implicit and explicit animations, and customize navigation transition animations the animations package and predictive back on Android.

Learn how to use the Material animations package to add pre-built transitions to a Material app called Reply.

Step-by-step instructions on how to debug common layout problems using the Flutter Inspector and Layout Explorer.

Learn the basics of using Material Components by building a simple app with core components.

Learn how to use Material for structure and layout in Flutter. Continue building the e-commerce app, introduced in MDC-101, by adding navigation, structure, and data.

Discover how Material Components for Flutter make it easy to differentiate your product, and express your brand through design.

Improve your design and learn to use our advanced component backdrop menu.

Learn how to add an AdMob banner, an interstitial ad, and a rewarded ad to an app called Awesome Drawing Quiz, a game that lets players guess the name of the drawing.

Learn how to implement inline banner and native ads to a travel booking app that lists possible flight destinations.

Extend a simple gaming app that uses the Dash mascot as currency to offer three types of in-app purchases: consumable, non-consumable, and subscription.

Learn how to add Firebase authentication to a Flutter app with only a few lines of code.

Build an event RSVP and guestbook chat app on both Android and iOS using Flutter, authenticating users with Firebase Authentication, and sync data using Cloud Firestore.

Learn how to develop a multi-platform app with Flutter and Firebase Cloud Messaging, integrating FCM to send and receive messages on Android, iOS, and web.

This codelab focuses on building word puzzle games, and dives into using Flutter's background processing to generate expansive crossword-style grids of interlocking words.

Build a Breakout clone using the Flame 2D game engine and embed it in a Flutter wrapper.

Display a Google map in an app, retrieve data from a web service, and display the data as markers on the map.

With the WebView Flutter plugin you can add a WebView widget to your Android or iOS Flutter app.

Learn how to add a Home Screen widget to your Flutter app on iOS. This applies to your home screen, lock screen, or the today view.

A command line app that parses command-line options and fetches from GitHub.

Demonstrates Dart's extensions method syntax.

A series of simple examples demonstrating how to call C libraries from Dart.

Command line applications that demonstrate how to work with Concurrency in Dart using isolates.

A command line application that can be compiled to native code using `dart compile exe`.

Examples of running Dart on the server.

Demonstrates best-practices for publishing packages on pub.dev.

Transition between routes by animating the new route into view from the bottom of the screen.

Learn how to move a widget from a dragged point back to the center using a spring simulation.

Use AnimatedContainer to animate the size, background color, and border radius of a Container.

The AnimatedOpacity widget makes it easy to perform opacity animations.

Use the Drawer widget in combination with a Scaffold to create a layout with a Material Design drawer.

Use the Snackbar widget to display messages to your users.

Use a font across multiple apps.

Build a list that displays two columns in portrait mode and three columns in landscape mode.

Apply fonts to your entire app or individual widgets.

To share styles across your app, use Themes.

Working with tabs is a common pattern in mobile apps that follow the Material Design or Cupertino guidelines.

Build a download button that transitions through multiple visual states, based on the status of an app download.

Create top level routes, and routes nested below specific widgets.

Create the parallax effect by building a list of cards with images that 'move'.