Dart Development Fundamentals

Praktik pengembangan software berbasis multiplatform menggunakan bahasa pemrograman Dart. Dilengkapi dengan pembahasan studi kasus terkait penerapan konsep pemrograman berbasis objek, pembuatan pernyataan dart basics, penerapan dart packages & dart async untuk membantu pembuatan method di Dart

CONTENT

1. Getting Started with Flutter
1.1. Technical requirements
1.2. How to use Git to manage the Flutter SDK
1.3. Setting up the command line and saving path variables
1.4. Confirming your environment is correct with Flutter Doctor
1.5. Configuring the iOS SDK
1.6. Configuring the Android SDK setup
1.7. Which IDE/editor should you choose?
1.8. Picking the right channel
1.9. How to create a Flutter app

2. Dart: A Language You Already Know
2.1. Technical requirements
2.2. Declaring variables – var versus final versus const
2.3. Strings and string interpolation
2.4. How to write functions
2.5. How to use functions as variables with closures
2.6. Creating classes and using the class constructor shorthand
2.7. How to group and manipulate data with collections
2.8. Writing less code with higher-order functions
2.9. How to take advantage of the cascade operator
2.10. Understanding Dart Null Safety

3. Introduction to Widgets
3.1. Technical requirements
3.2. Creating immutable widgets
3.3. Using the Container widget
3.4. Printing stylish text on the screen
3.5. Importing fonts and images into your app

4. Mastering Layout and Taming the Widget Tree
4.1. Placing widgets one after another
4.2. Proportional spacing with the Flexible and Expanded widgets
4.3. Drawing shapes with CustomPaint
4.4. Nesting complex widget trees
4.5. Getting ready
4.6. Refactoring widget trees to improve legibility
4.7. Applying global themes

5. Adding Interactivity and Navigation to Your App
5.1. Adding state to your app
5.2. Interacting with buttons
5.3. Making it scroll
5.4. Handling large datasets with list builders
5.5. Working with TextFields
5.6. Navigating to the next screen
5.7. Invoking navigation routes by name
5.8. Showing dialogs on the screen
5.9. Presenting bottom sheets

6. Basic State Management
6.1. Technical requirements
6.2. Model-view separation
6.3. Managing the data layer with InheritedWidget
6.4. Making the app state visible across multiple screens
6.5. Designing an n-tier architecture, part 1 – controllers
6.6. Designing an n-tier architecture, part 2 – repositories
6.7. Designing an n-tier architecture, part 3 – services

7. The Future is Now: Introduction to Asynchronous
7.1. Programming
7.2. Technical requirements
7.3. Using a Future
7.4. Using async/await to remove callbacks
7.5. Completing Futures
7.6. Firing multiple Futures at the same time
7.7. Resolving errors in asynchronous code
7.8. Using Futures with StatefulWidgets
7.9. Using the FutureBuilder to let Flutter manage your Futures
7.10. Turning navigation routes into asynchronous functions
7.11. Getting the results from a dialog

8. Data Persistence and Communicating with the Internet
8.1. Technical requirements
8.2. Converting Dart models into JSON
8.3. Handling JSON schemas that are incompatible with your models
8.4. Catching common JSON errors
8.5. Saving data simply with SharedPreferences
8.6. Accessing the filesystem, part 1 – path_provider
8.7. Accessing the filesystem, part 2 – working with directories
8.8. Using secure storage to store data
8.9. Designing an HTTP client and getting data
8.10. POST-ing data
8.11. PUT-ing data
8.12. DELETE-ing data

9. Advanced State Management with Streams
9.1. Technical requirements
9.2. How to use Dart streams
9.3. Using stream controllers and sinks
9.4. Injecting data transform into streams
9.5. Subscribing to stream events
9.6. Allowing multiple stream subscriptions
9.7. Using StreamBuilder to create reactive user interfaces
9.8. Using the BLoC pattern

10. Using Flutter Packages
10.1. Technical requirements
10.2. Importing packages and dependencies
10.3. Creating your own package (part 1)
10.4. Creating your own package (part 2)
10.5. Creating your own package (part 3)
10.6. Adding Google Maps to your app
10.7. Using location services
10.8. Adding markers to a map

11. Adding Animations to Your App
11.1. Creating basic container animations
11.2. Designing animations part 1 – using the AnimationController
11.3. Designing animations part 2 – adding multiple animations
11.4. Designing animations part 3 – using curves
11.5. Optimizing animations
11.6. Using Hero animations
11.7. Using premade animation transitions
11.8. Using the AnimatedList widget
11.9. Implementing swiping with the Dismissible widget
11.10. Using the animations Flutter package

12. Using Firebase
12.1. Configuring a Firebase app
12.2. Android configuration
12.3. iOS configuration
12.4. Adding Firebase dependencies
12.5. Creating a login form
12.6. Adding Google Sign-in
12.7. Integrating Firebase Analytics
12.8. Using Firebase Cloud Firestore
12.9. Sending Push Notifications with Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM)
12.10. Storing files in the cloud

13. Machine Learning with Firebase ML Kit 505
13.1. Using the device camera
13.2. Recognizing text from an image
13.3. Reading a barcode
13.4. Image labeling
13.5. Building a face detector and detecting facial gestures
13.6. Identifying a language
13.7. Using TensorFlow Lite

14. Distributing Your Mobile App
14.1. Technical requirements
14.2. Registering your iOS app on App Store Connect
14.3. Registering your Android app on Google Play
14.4. Installing and configuring fastlane
14.5. Generating iOS code signing certificates and provisioning profiles
14.6. Generating Android release certificates
14.7. Auto-incrementing your Android build number
14.8. Configuring your app metadata
14.9. Adding icons to your app
14.10. Publishing a beta version of your app in the Google Play Store
14.11. Using TestFlight to publish a beta version of your iOS app
14.12. Publishing your app to the stores

15. Flutter Web and Desktop 579
15.1. Creating a responsive app leveraging Flutter Web
15.2. Running your app on macOS
15.3. Running your app on Windows
15.4. Deploying a Flutter website
15.5. Responding to mouse events in Flutter Desktop
15.6. Interacting with desktop menus