Flutter Full Course For Beginners with Projects

(22 Hours) Learn Flutter App Development

Tutorial
00:00:00 - 01:00:00
In the " Flutter Full Course For Beginners with Projects (22 Hours) | Learn Flutter App
Development Tutorial" video, the instructors cover the basics of Flutter, including
understanding what Flutter is, its benefits, and the importance of developing a strong
foundation before beginning development. They discuss cross-platform development with
Flutter, focusing on its ability to generate code for multiple platforms like Android, iOS, and
web from a single codebase. The video also demonstrates building a personal website using
Flutter for native development on the web while preparing for desktop development through
hybrid solutions. The instructor emphasizes Flutter's capability for faster development time
and market speed, explaining the architecture and component tree structure crucial for
building applications efficiently. The discussion also touches on the concept of Flutter
widgets, their nesting, and the importance of universal designs to cater to various platforms
seamlessly. Viewers are guided on installing Flutter, setting up project locations, and
installing Android Studio for Flutter development, emphasizing the importance of necessary
tools and licenses for successful app development.

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00:00:00 In this section of the "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with Projects (22
Hours) | Learn Flutter App Development Tutorial" video, the instructors explain the basics
of Flutter and its benefits for development fields. They discuss the importance of
understanding what Flutter is and why it's used before diving into development. The
session covers the basics of Flutter, its benefits, and the importance of developing a
strong foundation before starting the development process. The instructors also mention
that the upcoming sessions will cover the practical aspects of Flutter development, such
as building a Flutter foundation, understanding the benefits of Flutter, and learning how
to use it for web and desktop development.
00:05:00 In this section of the video, the instructor explains the concept of cross-platform
development using Flutter, specifically focusing on the terms "native," "hybrid," and
"cross-platform." Cross-platform development refers to building applications that run on
multiple platforms using a single codebase. Flutter, a Google UI toolkit, is based on the
Dart programming language and can generate code for multiple platforms, including
Android, iOS, and web. The instructor also discusses the importance of understanding
the basics of Dart and Flutter to develop applications on these platforms. Additionally,
they mention the use of various tools, such as the Android Studio for Android
development and the Visual Studio Code for Dart development, to build and install
applications on different platforms.
00:10:00 In this section of the video, the developer is creating a personal website using
coding and designing it. He mentions that since the website is being built, it will be a
native development for the web, but they cannot ignore desktop as well. Therefore, they
will be using hybrid solutions like Hibrid Solution, Blend Solution, or similar development
processes for hybrid development. Here, they are showing the Blend Solution for a web-
based application and converting it into a mobile platform. The developer is creating a
web application that will also work on a mobile platform. They discuss the importance of
understanding terms like net, cross-platform, and hybrid, and the challenges that come
with them. They also mention the importance of tools like Android Studio and Xcode for
different platforms. The developer then shows some simple examples to help understand
the concepts better.
00:15:00 In this section of the "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with Projects (22
Hours)" video, the instructor explains the concepts of cross-platform and hybrid
applications using Flutter. He clarifies that Flutter is a UI toolkit used to develop
applications for multiple platforms from a single codebase. The instructor then discusses
the benefits of using Flutter, such as faster development time and market speed. He also
mentions that Flutter allows developers to create a basic design to understand how
Flutter buttons work. The instructor then goes on to explain that developers can create a
web application after creating a Flutter application, and they will need to develop the
application's desktop and mobile versions separately. The process involves developers
designing, developing, and testing each platform separately. The instructor also mentions
that the time and market speed will increase significantly due to the need for multiple
codebases. He concludes by stating that Flutter provides a codebase for creating a
single application that can be run on multiple platforms.
00:20:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the speaker
discusses the development process and the role of reviews in the app development
lifecycle. He explains that every development stage, from the initial development to
marketing, has a corresponding time frame. The speed of the development process
depends on the complexity of the project and the development platform being targeted.
The speaker also mentions that the development process can be targeted towards
various platforms such as mobile, web, or desktop. Additionally, he emphasizes the
importance of custom designs, animations, and software development for various
platforms. The speaker also mentions the concept of cross-platform development and
the limitations of using a single rendering engine for all platforms. He also discusses the
importance of testing and improving the user interface and user experience to provide
the best possible next benefit to the user. The speaker also mentions the simplicity of the
development process and the importance of basic and simple pages in the development
process. He also mentions the importance of kid-friendly pages and the absence of tags
and languages for certain projects.
00:25:00 In this section of the "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with Projects (22
Hours) | Learn Flutter App Development Tutorial" video, the instructor explains that
Flutter is a no-code development platform where developers can build applications
quickly, even without prior experience in a specific language. Flutter allows developers to
build both frontend and backend components in the same language, enabling them to
manage the entire application development process in a short time. The instructor also
mentions that Flutter is a native language, meaning it has a rich ecosystem and can be
used to build applications for various platforms, including web, Android, and iOS. The
instructor then proceeds to discuss the Flutter architecture, focusing on the concept of a
tree structure, which is essential for building applications in Flutter. He explains that a
component tree is created for each component, and the components are built using a
universal design that can adapt to different platforms. The instructor also mentions that
there is a code base or foundation for designing user interfaces using a single codebase,
allowing developers to create components and add logic to them using the same
structure. Overall, the instructor emphasizes that Flutter development is efficient and
allows developers to build applications quickly and effectively.
00:30:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains the
concept of widgets and their nesting. He describes how a single widget can contain
multiple components, and how these components can fold and unfold to reveal other
widgets. The instructor also discusses the importance of universal design, which allows a
widget to function across various platforms, and the need for native components to adapt
to specific platform requirements. He emphasizes that Flutter allows for both universal
and specific design approaches, depending on the developer's preference. The instructor
also mentions the use of a "throat" or constraint, which determines how a widget
behaves when it is developed and run on different platforms. Overall, the instructor
emphasizes the flexibility and universality of Flutter widgets and their ability to adapt to
various platform requirements.
00:35:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains how to create a Flutter application for iPhone users using the same codebase.
He mentions that the visitor widget and the child components will be multi-supporting,
allowing data to be achieved from native UI to the Flutter app. The instructor then
discusses the process of building the app, where each component is a child component,
and the widget tree is created. He also mentions that the visitor tag will be a draggable
widget or an action bar, allowing users to build their filters. The body tag represents the
user's body, and the part that contains the visitor widget can be customized by the user
or the developer. The instructor also mentions the importance of a navigation robot and a
single component, which is necessary for the app's navigation. Overall, the instructor
emphasizes the importance of understanding the basics of Flutter components, such as
filters, architechture, and the use of a visual editor, to build a successful Flutter app.
00:40:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
guides viewers on how to install Flutter on their systems. He begins by opening Google
Chrome and searching for the Flutter installation documentation. Viewers are then
instructed to open a new window and follow the steps outlined in the documentation. The
installation process involves setting up the operating system, downloading the Flutter
SDK, and setting up the environment variables. The instructor emphasizes the
 importance of having a stable internet connection during the installation process. Once
the installation is complete, viewers will have the Flutter SDK installed on their systems,
ready for use in developing applications.
00:45:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
set up the project location in the Flutter development environment. He guides the
viewers to locate their project files in their system and set the project path in their Flutter
development environment. The instructor also discusses the differences between
Windows 10 and Windows 11 and how to locate the environment variables in each
operating system. He then demonstrates how to set up the system settings for the
project and click on the appropriate options to create the project. The instructor
emphasizes the importance of understanding the project location and setting it up
correctly for a successful Flutter development experience.
00:50:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains the installation process for Android Studio and Flutter. He mentions that if the
mark "Exclamation" doesn't appear in the data, it's not necessary to install it. However, if
the setup is for Windows, then Visual Studio and Android Studio are required. The
instructor then guides the viewers on how to install Android Studio and Flutter, and the
importance of installing the required tools in the Android toolchain for Flutter
development. He also mentions that the necessary licenses will be provided later in the
process. The installation process for Android Studio includes downloading the software,
setting it up, and installing the required Android SDK tools. The instructor emphasizes
that these tools are essential as they are required for the Flutter development process,
which involves using the Android toolchain.
00:55:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
guides viewers on setting up Android Studio and creating virtual devices. He explains
that they will also learn how to install other simulators and create virtual devices within
Android Studio. The instructor then discusses what a virtual device is and how it can be
used when a physical phone is not available. He demonstrates creating a virtual device
and shows how to run it on Android Studio. The instructor also mentions that they will
create an exported project from their export's help and install it on their virtual device.
The process includes setting up MacBook and installing Flutter on it, as well as installing
the required licenses for development. The instructor also explains that they will need to
accept the licenses for Android Studio and Flutter development, and that they will need
to have a command line tool for Flutter development. The instructor then proceeds to the
next topic.

01:00:00 - 02:00:00
The YouTube video "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with Projects" covers setting up
Flutter projects by downloading the SDK, creating project folders, setting up paths, installing
plugins, and understanding the importance of proper organization and file management. The
instructor demonstrates the process on Windows, Mac, and Studio environments,
emphasizing the significance of having necessary tools and licenses for development. From
creating project directories to checking for missing tools, installing Android Studio, setting up
the IDE, and creating new projects, viewers are guided through each step to ensure a
smooth Flutter development experience.

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01:00:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
set up Visual Studio for Flutter development on Windows. He discusses the requirement
of having no issues with the Retail version and guides viewers to install the required
tools, such as the Android Studio and the Flutter SDK. The instructor then demonstrates
how to open the Android Studio and sets up the necessary tools and licenses. He also
mentions the importance of having simple commands in the terminal and shows how to
create a new Flutter project within the Android Studio. The instructor emphasizes the
importance of creating a project folder within the Flutter SDK and setting up the
necessary files for programming. He concludes by stating that viewers can create a new
project using normal methods and encourages them to explore the process further within
the Android Studio.
01:05:00 In this section of the "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with Projects" YouTube
video, the instructor is creating a new Flutter project folder. He explains that the
programming code's project files should be placed in this folder, which can be created in
any location, such as a separate drive or within an existing project directory. The
instructor then proceeds to create the project folder and names it "project." He
emphasizes that the project name should not be copied, but rather created anew. The
instructor also mentions that the project will contain a "letter" project and opens it in
Android Studio. He explains that since Android Studio and web development are both
familiar, they can also work with Dart code within the Visual Studio Code editor. The
instructor then discusses installing required plugins, such as Flutter and Dart, and setting
up the project in the Clipboard Deployment method. He concludes by stating that if the
plugins do not install automatically, manual plugin installation is an option. The instructor
then proceeds to install the Letter project and sets it up for development.
01:10:00 In this section of the "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with Projects" YouTube
video, the instructor explains how to install Flutter on a MacBook. He begins by installing
the Android Studio and setting up the required software. The instructor then guides the
viewers to open the terminal and run specific commands to install Flutter. He also
mentions the importance of setting up the path variables correctly. The process involves
downloading the Flutter SDK from the online repository and adding it to the MacBook.
The instructor emphasizes the need to run specific commands to initialize the Flutter
environment and launch the Flutter doctor to check the installation status. The video also
covers installing plugins and running the Flutter project.
01:15:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains how to download and install Flutter SDK on different operating systems, such as
Windows and Mac. He also demonstrates how to set up the environment, including
opening the terminal, finding the Flutter command, and setting up the path variable. The
instructor emphasizes the importance of having a stable internet connection for quick
downloads and encourages learners to create separate folders for their Flutter projects
to keep their files organized.
01:20:00 In this section of the YouTube video titled "Flutter Full Course For Beginners
with Projects (22 Hours) | Learn Flutter App Development Tutorial," the instructor guides
viewers on how to set up a Flutter project by downloading the required SDK and creating
a new project folder. He then explains the importance of setting up the path for the
Flutter command and locating the created Flutter folder, which contains the actual project
files. The instructor also mentions the need to download the Flutter SDK packages and
accept their licenses in the Android Studio, which is required for development. He further
explains that developers can use the Visual Studio Code instead of Android Studio, but
they will need to download the required packages and accept their licenses as well. The
instructor also mentions that the Flutter SDK packages will be downloaded along with the
Android Studio download, and developers will need to download the VS Code extensions
for a smoother development experience.
01:25:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains how to check which tools are missing and which are already installed for filter
development. He discusses the importance of having the proper tools installed in the
correct locations. The instructor then goes on to explain how to download and install
Android Studio and its dependencies, such as the Android SDK and Java Development
Kit (JDK). He also mentions the need for an IDE like IntelliJ or Android Studio for Mac
users. The instructor then moves on to setting up the project and creating a new Flutter
project in Android Studio.
01:30:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains the process of downloading and installing Android Studio, which includes setting
up the Android SDK and configuring the IDE. The instructor also discusses the
importance of having the correct SDK version for the project and the need to install
necessary tools like the Android Emulator and command-line tools. The instructor also
mentions that the installation process involves setting up an Android Studio project and
configuring the IDE settings. The instructor also explains that the size of the Android
Studio and Android SDK files can vary, and the installation process may take some time.
01:35:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains the
process of installing and setting up Android Studio for a Flutter project. He guides
viewers on how to accept the licenses, download required packages, and install plugins.
The instructor also discusses the importance of having the necessary components in the
correct folders and creating a new project directory. He emphasizes managing resources
within the project and accessing them through the directory. The instructor also mentions
checking the contents of the project to ensure everything is in order before proceeding.
01:40:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
guides viewers on creating a new Flutter project and identifying the imported packages.
He explains that to create a new project, viewers need to create a simple "create"
command and name their project. The project name should be small letters, and when
creating an application, viewers should change the name accordingly. The instructor also
mentions that when creating a new project, viewers should ensure they have the
 required Android licenses, such as the Android SDK and the Google Play license. He
also advises viewers to keep their space clean and to use the Interpreter space for
debugging. The instructor then discusses the importance of understanding the concept of
interning and how it relates to Flutter packages. He explains that when importing
packages, viewers need to accept the licenses, and if they scroll down, they will see a
list of the required packages and their licenses. Viewers must accept these licenses to
use the packages. The instructor also mentions that if a package is not executed, it
should be kept with the space to ensure proper functioning.
01:45:00 In this section of the video, the instructor explains how to set up the Flutter
development environment on both a studio and an Android device. He guides viewers on
installing the required tools, including Android Studio and the Flutter SDK, and obtaining
licenses. The instructor also demonstrates how to open and run a project in Android
Studio and how to use various tools like emulators, simulators, and lines. He reassures
viewers that they only need to open the studio and set up the code on their machines, as
the export code will only install on their machines and not on other platforms. The
instructor also explains how to install exports on the studio by tapping on the export in
the downloads and moving it to the applications folder.
01:50:00 In this section of the video, the director installs the Flutter SDK that was
downloaded and clicks to run it. Before starting development, they installed the Android
Studio on their Mac and showed how to create a new Flutter project within it. They
opened the project and discussed the importance of opening the code within the project
and locating the Flutter project within the project directory. They also mentioned the need
to trust the developer certificate for the project to run on a real device. The video then
goes on to explain how to install the required dependencies and set up the project for
development on various platforms, such as real devices and emulators.
01:55:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains the process of creating a Flutter project. Before creating an application, one
must first create a project. The project creation process involves using Command Prompt
or Command Line in Android Studio to create a new Flutter project. The instructor
demonstrates creating a new project using both methods and emphasizes the
importance of checking if Slider and Flutter SDK are installed. After creating the project,
the instructor discusses creating a new Dart file and importing packages related to the
project. The instructor also explains the importance of organizing projects in directories
and naming conventions.

02:00:00 - 03:00:00
The YouTube video "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with Projects" covers essential topics
for beginners in Flutter app development. The instructor explains how to create and
customize a new Flutter project, including changing the project name and setting up
necessary folders and files. He discusses the importance of various project components like
the Android and iOS folders, the lib folder, and the pubspec.yaml file, as well as setting up a
Git repository for version control. Furthermore, the instructor guides viewers on creating
Android virtual devices for testing Flutter applications, optimizing network performance on
emulators, and running applications on physical devices. The video emphasizes hands-on
learning and provides valuable insights into Flutter project management and development
processes.

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02:00:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains how to change the name of an application and create a new project within a
specific folder for Android and iPhone platforms. He emphasizes that the first step is to
create a new project using the name of your choice, and this name should be capitalized
for Android and in small letters for iPhone. The instructor also mentions that the project
folder should be created within the project's root directory, and the project name should
be unique. He further explains that the project name can be changed by renaming the
project folder, and the process will start over. The instructor also mentions that the first
step is to create a new project using the name of your choice, but he does not provide
this step in the video. Instead, he focuses on the first steps after creating the project. The
instructor also mentions that the project folder should be created within the project's root
directory, and the project name should be unique. He further explains that the project
name can be changed by renaming the project folder, and the process will start over. The
instructor also mentions that the project name can be changed by renaming the project
file and the corresponding file in the lib directory. Additionally, he explains how to open
the project in the Android Studio and run it on an emulator or a physical device.
02:05:00 In this section of the video, the instructor explains how to create a new Flutter
project from scratch. When creating a project, a new file with the extension ".dart" opens,
displaying a default counter application. The instructor also mentions that a structure
similar to a folder is visible on the left-hand side, and the code for the default data
provider can be seen in that area. He further explains that when a new project is created,
a default Flutter application with a counter widget is generated, which can be customized
further. The instructor then moves on to discuss the process of installing extensions for
the editor, such as the Dart and Flutter extensions, which are necessary for proper code
completion and running the application.
02:10:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains that creating a new Flutter project will result in various folders and files being
generated within the project directory. These folders and files have specific roles in the
project's creation process. For instance, a Flutter project contains a "lib" folder, which
holds the Dart code for the application, and an "assets" folder, which stores static assets
like images or fonts. The instructor also mentions that when creating a Flutter project, it's
essential to understand which folders and files are necessary and which can be added
later based on the project's requirements. Additionally, the instructor discusses the
concept of creating a Swatter file, which is a design document that outlines the various
screens and components of the application. The instructor also shares that creating a
project in Android Studio, as well as using command-line tools, are both valid methods
for creating a Flutter project.
02:15:00 In this section of the video, the instructor explains the structure of a Flutter
project, specifically focusing on the components and folders within it. He begins by
opening the project folder and discussing the various components, such as the main.dart
file, the lib folder, and the android folder. The instructor then demonstrates how to open
the project in Android Studio and locate the default Flutter project file, which contains the
project structure and settings. He also explains that certain files, such as the main.dart
file and the android folder, have specific roles within the project. The instructor
encourages viewers to explore the project structure further and make changes as
needed.
02:20:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains the need
for an Android folder in the project and discusses changing its size. The folder is
important for holding certain files required for editing and adding new features to the app.
The size of the folder can be adjusted slightly, but it's essential for the Android platform-
specific code, which is different from the iOS code. If a developer needs to write code for
Windows or web, separate folders will be required. The Android folder will contain
several files, including a manifest file, a build file, and a run file. These files are crucial for
running the project on the Android platform. The instructor also mentions that when
working on a project, a developer may create a new time run file or delete the next folder
for debugging or releasing a new version of the project.
02:25:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains the importance of various folders in the Flutter development process. He begins
by discussing the Android folder, which contains the app's settings and specific
configurations for the Android platform. The instructor then moves on to the ios folder,
which holds the iOS-specific settings and configurations. He also mentions the need to
make certain changes in these folders for specific requirements, such as making
changes to the settings file or editing certain files for particular features. The instructor
then mentions the need to manage both the Android and iOS folders separately, as they
require different changes. He also mentions the importance of the lib folder, which
contains the Flutter library files, and the left folder, which holds the project's registration
files and other important files. The instructor then discusses the need to create a new
counter file in the left folder if required, and the importance of live-reloading the app
during development. He also mentions the need to import the live-reloaded app mark in
the code to ensure it is imported correctly. The instructor then moves on to discuss the
importance of testing, mentioning both manual and automated testing, and the
differences between them. He explains that manual testing involves manually running the
app and debugging it, while automated testing uses testing frameworks to run tests and
check for errors. The instructor also mentions the importance of testing different
scenarios and environments to ensure the app performs well under various conditions.
02:30:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor discusses the
importance of setting up a Git repository for a Flutter project and managing it using a
version control system like Git. He explains that when we add Git to our project, we can
push our code to the repository and pull it back when needed. The instructor also
mentions various Git operations like branch creation, importing files, and setting up a Git
ignore file. He further explains that the Git ignore file is used to exclude certain files from
being pushed to the repository, such as auto-generated files, which are not required for
other developers. The instructor also mentions some Git operations like commit and pull,
which are used to save changes and update the project with the latest changes from the
repository, respectively.
02:35:00 In this section of the "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with Projects" YouTube
video, the instructor explains the importance of the "matter data" folder, where data
related to Flutter tools and projects is stored. He mentions that there are no specific
requirements for managing this folder yet, but he will share some folders that are
important for further learning. One such folder is the "left holder" folder, which contains
tools that will be used as development progresses. The instructor also introduces the
concept of importing packages and the role of the "pubspec.yaml" file in managing
dependencies. He explains that after making changes to a file, it's essential to run the
"flutter pub get" command to apply the changes and update the project's dependencies.
02:40:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains the
importance of various files in a Flutter project. He mentions that the first file that will be
shown is the project's last file, which will always be a redmi.dart file. This file is created
when we create a repository or project, and it lists all the files in the project, their
versions, and their details. The instructor notes that there are no restrictions to changing
these files if needed. He also mentions that when we create a git repository and post or
insert our entire code into it, the repository will be created, and users who access our
public repository will need to know what is in the project, what dependencies are
required, and how to obtain them. The instructor encourages users to explore the
redmi.dart file to see the details of their project.
02:45:00 In this section of the "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with Projects (22
Hours) | Learn Flutter App Development Tutorial" video, the instructor explains how to
create virtual devices for Android in Flutter. He mentions that to run Flutter applications
on Android devices, one needs to have Android Studio installed. The instructor then
demonstrates how to create an Android virtual device using the Android Virtual Device
(AVD) manager within Android Studio. He also explains that developers can create
multiple virtual devices for testing purposes, each with different screen sizes and
resolutions. The instructor also touches upon the importance of setting up the correct
settings in the virtual device, such as the API level and the device profile, to ensure
proper functionality. Lastly, he discusses the process of connecting physical devices to
the development environment and running the application on them.
02:50:00 In this section of the "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with Projects" video,
the instructor explains how to create a virtual device in Android Studio for building Flutter
applications. He guides the audience on creating devices of various sizes and
resolutions, and the importance of selecting the appropriate device type for the desired
platform. The instructor also discusses the creation of a Play Store icon and the
necessity of having an active internet connection for downloading required files. The
process involves selecting a device model, setting up the screen size, and choosing a
name for the device. The instructor also mentions the importance of having multiple
 devices for testing and development purposes, and the need to name and configure
each device separately. The video also covers the creation of a new Android application
and the importance of setting up the correct orientation for the landscape or portrait
mode. The instructor demonstrates how to set up the camera, webcam, and other
settings, and the importance of having a backend for handling server-side logic.
02:55:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor discusses the role
of an emulator in testing network performance on a virtual device. When a device has
limited support or processing speed, it may not function properly, and the device settings
can impact network performance. The instructor explains that by changing settings such
as cold boot or quick boot, developers can test their applications under different network
conditions. Additionally, the instructor covers the importance of understanding the
differences between Android and iOS virtual devices and how to run applications on
them. The instructor also mentions that in the current class, they are specifically focusing
on running Flutter applications on Android devices and the steps required to do so.

03:00:00 - 04:00:00
The video tutorial on Flutter app development for beginners explains the process of running
Flutter applications on various devices, including Android smartphones, iOS devices, and
web browsers. The instructor details the steps required to set up the development
environment in Android Studio, create virtual devices for testing, and utilize features like hot
reload for quick changes. Emphasis is placed on debugging, resolving errors, and ensuring
proper functionality across different platforms. The tutorial covers topics such as creating
projects, connecting devices, setting up simulators, and running applications on different
platforms like Windows and Mac systems. Overall, the video provides a comprehensive
guide for beginners on setting up, developing, and testing Flutter applications across multiple
devices and platforms.

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03:00:00 In this section of the video, the instructor opens the Android Studio and tries to
run an application on an empty screen. He notes that no device is detected and
proceeds to check the options. He explains that the screen resembles a web window and
mentions that they are not running anything there yet. He then discusses the creation of
a new project, specifically a private class project, which is different from the default
project created earlier. The instructor then shows how to run this new project and
emphasizes the importance of debugging to check run time errors and crashes. He also
explains that running the application on different devices, such as an Android or an
iPhone, requires the same process. The instructor then talks about creating a virtual
device in the studio and connecting it to the project, allowing for the virtual device to run
the application and display its operation. He also mentions the importance of installing
plugins and using the market for additional features. The instructor then discusses the
use of an emulator and the benefits of having a virtual device for testing purposes. He
also mentions the possibility of linking virtual devices from other platforms, such as
Investor Studio, and running the application on those as well. The instructor then shows
how to build the application and highlights the best feature he finds in the emulator,
which is the hot reload function, allowing for quick changes to be applied and reflected
instantly. He also explains that running the application requires the application to be
installed and that the instant reload feature is not necessary for applying changes. The
instructor then discusses the changes that need to be made to the personal screen and
how to check them using Instant Run. He concludes by explaining how to run the Flutter
application on the emulator and emphasizes the importance of using the emulator for
testing purposes.
03:05:00 In this section of the video titled "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with
Projects (22 Hours) | Learn Flutter App Development Tutorial," the instructor explains
how to run a Flutter application on both Android real smartphones and iOS devices. He
first mentions that to run the application, one needs to open Android Studio and follow
certain processes. He also suggests opening the project in the IDE and running it on an
emulator or a physical Android device. The instructor also mentions the importance of
testing the application on various devices to ensure proper functionality. He further
explains that to run the application on an iOS device, one needs to follow a similar
process, but with some differences. The instructor also mentions that the user needs an
iPhone and an Apple ID to develop and run the application on an iOS device. The
process includes installing Xcode, connecting the iPhone to the computer, and building
and running the application on the device. The instructor also mentions the importance of
setting up the device and the developer options to enable debugging. Throughout the
process, the instructor emphasizes the need to resolve any errors or crashes that may
occur and encourages the user to follow the steps carefully.
03:10:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains how to install and run a Flutter application on an Android device. The process
involves setting up the development environment, connecting the device to the computer,
and installing the application on the device. The instructor also discusses the importance
of creating a virtual device for testing purposes and using Android Studio to write and run
code. Additionally, he mentions the need to set up the Android device's settings and
access it through the command line tools. The instructor demonstrates opening the
exported code in Android Studio and creating a new project, but notes that this step is
not necessary if the user is not developing an Android app. Instead, the user will need to
access the virtual device to continue the development process.
03:15:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor begins creating a
new project using New Export Project and opens a window where he asks the audience
if they are ready to create a project and which particular settings they don't need to
modify. He then shows the audience how to open the device simulator and connect their
iPhone to it, explaining that they can create multiple simulators and select the desired
one. The instructor also mentions that they can download other simulators like the
Stanford Simulator and names it. He then demonstrates how to select a specific device
type and create a new project, allowing the audience to download it if they wish. The
instructor also mentions that they have downloaded the latest version of the iPhone 13
Pro Max and selects it. He then shows how to open the project in Android Studio and
mentions that they will encounter preferences and second last options in the project. The
instructor also mentions that they will need to drop the code on the device simulator and
select it to run it. He then explains that they will need to identify which simulator is open
and go back to the Android Studio to run the application. The instructor then shows how
to identify the open simulator and run the application on it, mentioning that their code will
run on the simulator above it. The instructor then shows how to build the export and
mentions that the application is now installed and running on their iPhone simulator.
03:20:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains how to run a Flutter application on a browser instead of a mobile device or
emulator. He begins by stating that to create and run a Flutter application on a browser,
one needs to open the project ID in the terminal or command prompt and run the Flutter
web command. The instructor then demonstrates how to open the project in a web
browser like Google Chrome and install the Chrome extension for Flutter. After installing
the extension, the instructor shows how to select the run command and open a simple
web page where the Flutter application runs. The instructor also mentions that earlier
versions of Flutter did not support stable web rendering, but now it is possible to run and
debug Flutter applications on the web using the Flutter web configuration and the
Chrome DevTools.
03:25:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor is
demonstrating how to run a Flutter application on an Android emulator using the Android
Studio. He explains the process of opening the project in Android Studio, running it, and
making color changes. The instructor also mentions that they will learn how to create a
new Android emulator, download necessary tools, and run the application on a web
browser in the next classes. The instructor also touches upon the concept of debugging
and setting up a Mac for development. Throughout the process, the instructor is making
changes to the code and demonstrating the results on the emulator.
03:30:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains how to run a Flutter application on a Mac or Windows system after developing
it. He first discusses the need to install the Flutter SDK and its dependencies, such as
the Dart language and the Android Studio or Visual Studio Code. The instructor then
demonstrates how to open the terminal or command line and run the application using
specific commands for each platform. He also mentions the importance of having a
simple setup, such as a laptop or a MacBook, to install and run the Flutter application.
Additionally, he mentions that the application can be run on various devices, including
Android and iOS, once it is developed.
03:35:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
run Flutter applications on desktop platforms like Windows. He begins by opening the
project in Android Studio and importing the required dependencies. The instructor then
demonstrates how to install the Flutter SDK and run the application using the terminal.
He also discusses the issue of the default browser not being available on desktop
platforms and suggests using a webview plugin instead. The instructor then shows how
to run the application and opens a browser window to display the running application. He
also mentions the importance of setting up the Flutter development environment, such as
installing the Flutter SDK and setting up the IDE, before attempting to run the application.
03:40:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains the
process of installing and setting up the Visual Studio Code editor for Flutter development
on a Windows system. He mentions that the problem of Visual Studio Code not running
on the upper window is still present. The instructor then guides the viewers to check for
missing components, such as the C++ redistributable and the Java Development Kit, and
install them if necessary. He also advises viewers to select the appropriate workloads
during the installation process for desktop and mobile development. The instructor then
demonstrates the installation process and encourages viewers to follow along.
03:45:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains the process of completing the installation and setting up the Visual Studio Code
for Flutter development. He mentions that the installation process takes around 15 to 20
minutes, and once it's complete, they will explore the installation of the Android Studio
and running the Windows application. The instructor then guides the viewers on how to
create a new Flutter project within Visual Studio Code and run it. He also discusses the
importance of having the correct workload and setting up the correct IDs for both Visual
Studio Code and Android Studio. Finally, he explains how to create a new Flutter
application within the project and apply changes to it, and how to test features and apply
changes to specific application files.
03:50:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains how to run a Flutter application on a Windows desktop. He begins by stating
that before starting the Flutter development process, it's essential to understand some
basics of the Flutter language. The instructor then mentions that they will start with the
basics of the Flutter language by covering topics such as data types, objects, functions,
and variables. They will also discuss the features of Dart programming language and
how to implement them. The instructor emphasizes that Flutter development is simple,
and even without prior programming language knowledge, one can learn it. However, if
there is no programming language or Flutter language idea, it may be challenging to
proceed until an idea is obtained. Once an idea is in place, the instructor will guide
learners through the Flutter development process, starting with creating basic programs
and gradually building up to more complex applications.
03:55:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
discusses the creation of user interfaces in Flutter and how it affects the performance of
the application. He explains that when logic is built, our user experience (UX) code is
also being formed. He mentions that when we build frontend and UI, our user interfaces
are being created or built accordingly. The instructor then talks about the importance of
Dart, the language Flutter is built on, and how it follows the object-oriented and strong
typing language model. He also mentions that when we implement practical features in
Dart, Google created the Dart SDK and the IntelliJ IDEA plugin for efficient development.
The instructor then discusses the benefits of asynchronous programming and the
importance of understanding it for Flutter development. He also mentions the role of
Flutter in multi-threading and secret projects, and how it provides excellent handholding
 for developers. The instructor then talks about the importance of understanding the
particular components in our frontend development, such as the Data in this Van of Verry
Foo language, which is a simple language for building a lot of small components. The
instructor then discusses the importance of understanding the compilers and what they
are, and how to learn them effectively.

04:00:00 - 05:00:00
In the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor covers various aspects of
setting up and developing applications using Flutter. He explains the concept of events and
instructions, using a button press event as an example, and discusses the importance of a
compiler in generating bytecode from the program. The instructor also touches upon the
concept of debugging and testing the code during development. The instructor then moves
on to creating a simple project within the Flutter development environment and discusses the
importance of understanding the basics of Dart programming. He explains how to create a
new file, write code, and run it to observe the output. The instructor also covers the basics of
Dart programming, including variables, data types, and imports. The instructor further
explains the concept of creating classes and objects in Flutter and the importance of
understanding variables and their roles in programming. He also discusses the concept of
storing values in a map or list and the role of collections in programming. Throughout the
video, the instructor emphasizes the importance of understanding the basics of Dart
programming and Flutter development to build more complex applications. He also mentions
that the series is essential for beginners in programming and for those coming from other
programming fields, as the Dart language may be different from what they are used to.

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04:00:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains the concept of setting up instructions or events that trigger specific actions on a
machine. He uses the example of a button press event and the corresponding instruction
to execute a function. The instructor also discusses the importance of a compiler in
generating bytecode from the program or application code, which is then executed on
the machine. He mentions the concept of a digital platform and the generation of white
code, which is then compiled by the compiler to create the final product that can run on
the machine. The instructor also touches upon the concept of debugging and testing the
code during development.
04:05:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains how to create a simple project within the Flutter development environment. He
discusses the concept of changing things in the YooJitters under the theme or in the
controller and how it reflects instantaneously on the app. The instructor also mentions
how the development process is faster due to features like fast development cycles, hot
reload, and fast execution times. He further adds that the development process is also
beneficial as it allows for quick learning and the ability to build applications in less time.
The instructor also mentions that the Flutter development environment includes various
tools and frameworks to help developers build their logic and install packages.
Additionally, the instructor mentions that the development process involves
understanding concepts like variables, functions, classes, objects, and data types, which
will be covered in detail later in the series.
04:10:00 In this section of the "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with Projects (22
Hours)" video, the instructor explains how to set up the Flutter development environment,
including installing the Flutter SDK and creating new projects. He also discusses how to
run Dart programs in the console and test them, as well as how to create multiple
projects and organize them in different folders. The instructor emphasizes the
importance of understanding the basics of Dart programming while developing Flutter
applications, and promises to cover practical implementation along with the concepts. He
also mentions that this series is essential for beginners in programming and for those
coming from other programming fields, as the Dart language may be different from what
they are used to.
04:15:00 In this section of the "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with Projects (22
Hours)" video, the instructor explains the basics of Dart programming, focusing on
printing text using Estee Lauder as an example. He discusses the concept of input and
output, and how to create a simple program that takes user input and generates an
output. The instructor also covers the use of variables, data types, and imports. He
demonstrates how to convert strings and perform arithmetic operations. The goal is to
help beginners understand the basics of programming, including input and output,
variables, data types, and basic operations.
04:20:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
demonstrates creating a simple Dart program using Android Studio. He explains how to
create a new file, write code, and run it to observe the output. The instructor also
discusses the importance of understanding classes and objects in programming and how
they relate to each other. He mentions that a class is like a blueprint, and an object is an
instance of that class. The instructor also touches upon the concept of inheritance, where
one class can be derived from another. Throughout the section, the instructor
emphasizes the importance of understanding the basics of Dart programming to build
more complex applications.
04:25:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains the
concept of creating classes and objects in Flutter. He discusses how creating the same
class or object repeatedly can lead to code redundancy and how it's more efficient to
create an instance of a class instead. The instructor also introduces the concept of
variables and how they can store data types, including some common data types that
developers should learn. He demonstrates creating an object using a variable and
explains how this method allows for runtime object creation. The instructor also mentions
that if an object is not created as a variable, it may still be called in the class, but it won't
persist beyond the class scope.
04:30:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains the
concept of a user's profile and login system. When a user logs in, they will provide details
such as name, ID, token, email address, and mobile number. These details are
significant as they help manage user data and dependencies within the application. The
instructor also mentions that creating a new object, like a new user class, involves
declaring and initializing variables with specific data types. The video further discusses
the importance of understanding variables and their roles in programming, as well as the
need to store and access them efficiently in memory. The instructor uses the analogy of
a house and its address to explain how variables are stored and accessed in memory.
04:35:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains the
concept of variables and their storage in Dart memory. He uses the term "memory
lookup" to describe creating a variable and assigning a name and value to it. The
variable's type is also specified, which determines the type of data it can store. The
instructor emphasizes the importance of understanding variables and their types in a
program, especially when dealing with multiple values or large programs like Throttle
Dart or Flutter development. He also discusses the concept of storing values in a map or
list and the role of collections in programming.
04:40:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains the
concept of variables and their values in Flutter app development. He discusses how to
store data types in variables and assign values to them. The instructor also mentions the
difference between local and global variables and demonstrates how to use variables in
functions and conditions. He also touches upon the concept of nullable and non-nullable
types and the importance of assigning values before printing or using variables in
operations. The instructor further explains the role of the assignment operator and the
left and right-hand sides of an assignment.
04:45:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains the
concept of variables and their declaration in Dart programming language. He
demonstrates how to declare and assign values to variables, and how to print their
values. The instructor also discusses the importance of understanding variable types and
their storage in the program. He mentions that variables can be reassigned during
runtime, and that initializing a variable is an essential part of the declaration process. The
instructor also touches upon the concept of constants and their usage in the program.
04:50:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains how to store values in Flutter using variables and data types. He discusses the
concept of dynamic typing and how to declare variables, initialize them, and use them in
the program. The instructor also covers the differences between variables and data types
in private classes and how to import them. He demonstrates the roles of variables and
data types using an example and creates a string variable named "Raman".
04:55:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
assign values to variables and store them in different data types such as strings and
integers. He demonstrates how to create a variable named "note" of type "String" and
assign a value to it. He also discusses the importance of understanding data types in
Flutter development and how to store different types of data in a single variable. The
instructor also mentions that while creating a variable, we should define its data type to
avoid errors. He further explains that if we try to assign a value of a different data type to
a variable, an error will occur. The instructor also touches upon the concept of dynamic
 typing in Flutter and how it allows us to store multiple data types in a single variable at
runtime.

05:00:00 - 06:00:00
The YouTube video "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with Projects" covers various
concepts relating to Flutter app development, such as variable types, functions, lists, and
maps. The instructor explains topics like declaring functions, managing return types, passing
arguments, and handling lists effectively. Furthermore, practical demonstrations showcase
the manipulation of lists, editing, inserting, updating, and removing elements. The
importance of keys in data management within Flutter projects, as well as creating unique
maps to store different data types efficiently, is also highlighted. Overall, the video provides a
comprehensive overview of essential concepts and practical examples for beginners in
Flutter app development.

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05:00:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains the
concept of variable types and their storage in Flutter. He discusses how different types of
data, such as strings, integers, and dynamic data, are stored in variables and how their
lifetimes are managed. The instructor also mentions that a variable can be assigned a
dynamic data type, and the data type of a variable is determined at the time of
declaration. He further explains that variables can store multiple values of different types
in multivariate arrays and that dynamic data types can also be used in this context. The
instructor also touches upon the concept of function declarations, function definitions,
and function calling in Flutter. He encourages viewers to enroll in the course from the
Android Studio and practice implementing the concepts learned.
05:05:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains the
concept of functions and their declaration, return types, and calling functions. He
emphasizes the importance of understanding the return type of a function and whether it
returns a value or not. The instructor then demonstrates creating a simple function
named "printName" and explains how to declare, define, and call it. He also discusses
the concept of creating multiple functions and the need to give each function a unique
name for identification. The instructor then moves on to creating an instance of a class
and accessing its members, and finally, he discusses the concept of creating a function
within a function and its usage.
05:10:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
add a string parameter to a function and pass a value to it for printing. He advises that
when calling the function, a corresponding string value should be provided. The
instructor also mentions an error that occurred due to not passing a value to the
function's parameter, which was expected. He then discusses the importance of defining
the return type in the function and using it to return the desired value. The instructor also
touches upon the concept of integrating strings and integers in functions.
05:15:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains the
concept of return statements and their importance in Flutter app development. He uses
an example of a function named "add" that takes two integers as parameters and returns
their sum. The instructor emphasizes that the return statement is necessary to ensure
the function returns a value, and the compiler can recognize it as a function. He also
discusses the concept of optional return types and how to handle errors in return
statements. The instructor advises that developers should be aware of the expected
return value and the return type they have defined in their function to ensure proper
execution.
05:20:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains the
concept of passing arguments to functions and returning values. He uses an example of
adding two integers and returning their sum. The instructor emphasizes the importance
of understanding the concept of parameters and arguments in functions and how they
can be accessed within the function. He also discusses the use of optional arguments
and named arguments. The instructor then moves on to explain how to access and
modify the properties of an object created using a constructor, and the difference
between constructors and functions.
05:25:00 In this section of the video, the instructor explains how to store data in lists in
Flutter. He discusses that lists can store multiple data types, including objects, and that
lists can be manipulated using various operations such as insertions, editions, updates,
and removals. The instructor also mentions that lists can be managed using various
filters and dark mode applications. He demonstrates how to initialize a list and perform
various operations on it during runtime.
05:30:00 In this section of the video, the instructor explains how to manage data in
Flutter using lists. He demonstrates adding items to a list and implementing practical
changes to observe the results in the Android Studio. The instructor emphasizes that you
can create a list of any data type, such as strings or collections, and even add multiple
similar data items in one list. He also mentions that there are no specific conditions for
storing different data in a list, allowing you to store various data types within a single list.
The instructor then proceeds to create a list with names and adds items to it, printing the
results as he goes. He also shows how to edit a list and update the list items in real-time.
05:35:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
edit and insert content in lists. He discusses the difference between editing content within
a list and editing an index to change the value of an element. The instructor also
demonstrates how to update specific items in a list using the index and how to replace
an entire list with a new one. He emphasizes the importance of knowing the index of the
item to be updated and provides examples of updating values and replacing lists. The
instructor also mentions the concept of starting and ending indices for replacements and
the need to replace the entire list if the number of items is changing. Overall, the
instructor provides a clear explanation of how to manipulate lists in Flutter development.
05:40:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
remove an element from a list and its corresponding index. He demonstrates how to
remove an item from a list by first understanding how to edit an item and insert new
 content. The instructor then shows how to update the content and replace it, and finally,
how to remove the last operation to remove the content. He emphasizes the importance
of managing lists effectively, whether it's through a filter application or within an
application's code. The instructor also discusses the need to update the list when the
content is updated or edited, and demonstrates how to remove an element using various
methods, such as removing the last element or removing an element by its index.
05:45:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains how to manipulate lists in Flutter. He covers various operations like reversing a
list, printing elements based on their indices, and handling different data types in a map.
The instructor also discusses the importance of understanding the order of data in a map
and how to insert and retrieve values using keys. He emphasizes that the data type in a
map determines the order of the data and that the first index will contain the data that
was added first.
05:50:00 In this section, the speaker emphasizes the importance of unique keys in
managing data within Flutter projects. They explain the significance of utilizing different
keys for different sets of data to ensure efficient data management. The speaker
demonstrates the use of maps and dictionaries for storing various data types and
emphasizes the need to understand the concept of multiple keys to access unique data
sets effectively. Ultimately, the section delves into practical examples within Dart
programming, showcasing the creation and manipulation of data structures within Flutter
applications.
05:55:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
create a simple Dart file and adds functions to it. He then moves inside the file and
shows how to print "Hello World" and create a map to store data. The instructor also
discusses how to add single and double quotes, and how to handle missing spelling in
the code. He then runs the code and explains the importance of understanding the
capitalization and sensitivity of the code. The instructor also mentions the need to add a
square bracket map and focus on the unique values in the map, as well as the
importance of the map being static for certain operations. The instructor emphasizes the
need for the map to be unique for the map operations to work correctly.

06:00:00 - 07:00:00
The Flutter Full Course video covers topics such as overriding values in maps, using final
and const keywords for runtime programming, declaring variables in Dart, conditional
programming structures, nested conditions, and loops. The instructor emphasizes the
importance of understanding these concepts to avoid unexpected behavior in Flutter app
development. They provide practical examples and demonstrations to help beginners grasp
fundamental programming concepts and encourage experimentation to build expertise.
Additionally, the instructor offers resources for further learning through live courses to
enhance skills in areas like UI design and career development for a comprehensive Flutter
app development journey.

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06:00:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains the
concept of overriding a value in Flutter. He demonstrates that when a new value is added
to a map, if there is already a value at that key, the new value will override the old one.
The instructor then shows how to print the value van and explains that because he
defined a different value for the same key in the map, the value van will be overridden,
resulting in an unexpected result. He also mentions that this can cause confusion when
trying to understand why a map's behavior is not as expected. The instructor then goes
on to explain how to define a map and how to add and access values using different
techniques. He also explains the difference between initializing and running time and
how to create a map object and modify it using variables and values. Overall, the
instructor is teaching the basics of using maps in Flutter and how to avoid common
pitfalls.
06:05:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains the role of a Map in Flutter app development. He discusses how a Map is used
to store key-value pairs, and how it can be used to simplify the building process by
reducing the number of dynamic lookups in an application. The instructor also explains
how to check if a key exists in a Map and how to remove a key-value pair using the
Map's remove function. He demonstrates this concept by creating a simple Map and
performing various operations on it.
06:10:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the utilization of final and const keywords
in Flutter for runtime programming, emphasizing the importance of effectively using these
keywords for variables to ensure error-free operations. The explanation involves
implementing final to store values in variables a single time and showcases how const
helps in situations where a variable's value should not change. The speaker illustrates
these concepts using examples related to variable assignment and memory
management, highlighting the practical application of final and const keywords in Flutter
app development.
06:15:00 In this section, the speaker discusses declaring variables and the difference
between final and const in Dart programming. They explain that when a variable is
marked as final, its value cannot be reassigned after initialization, while const variables
must be assigned a value during declaration and cannot be changed in subsequent
assignments. The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding these
distinctions to effectively utilize variables in Dart programming, showcasing how dynamic
values can be stored in variables and the implications of final and const declarations on
variable initialization and assignment.
06:20:00 In this section, the speaker explores conditional programming by
demonstrating how to divert code based on conditions set by the user. They discuss
using final and const variables and highlight the differences between them in terms of
modifying data at runtime. The examples provided illustrate how to execute code
conditionally, such as displaying messages based on incorrect user input. Additionally,
the speaker touches on concepts like effective usage of keywords final and const within
various programming scenarios, emphasizing the importance of understanding
conditional programming for effective project development.
06:25:00 In this section, the speaker discusses conditional programming structures in
Flutter, emphasizing the simplicity of the syntax and the use of conditionals like "if"
statements with operators like double equals, greater than, and less than to execute
specific blocks of code based on true or false conditions. The tutorial demonstrates how
to implement these conditional statements within a Flutter application, executing code
based on predefined conditions, and showcasing how such logical structures are
essential for creating interactive and dynamic applications.
06:30:00 In this section, the speaker discusses nested conditions in Flutter code. They
emphasize the importance of executing code based on multiple conditions being true.
The code structure is explained, showing how the system checks conditions sequentially
and proceeds with code execution only if the conditions are met, illustrating the
significance of nested conditions in determining the flow of the program. The speaker
provides examples of how to simplify nested conditions for efficient code execution,
highlighting the logical progression through different conditional branches based on true
or false outcomes.
06:35:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how
certain conditions in the code will be executed based on their truth value. For instance, if
two conditions are true, a particular part of the code will be executed. The instructor also
discusses how to check the size of a condition and whether it meets a certain
requirement. For example, if a condition is less than 50, another condition will be
executed. The instructor emphasizes the importance of understanding the order of
conditions and prioritizing them accordingly to ensure proper programming. He also
encourages learners to include additional conditions in their code as needed and to
adjust conditions as necessary to address different scenarios.
06:40:00 In this section, the speaker delves into conditional programming concepts
using Dart, emphasizing the importance of true and false conditions in programming. The
discussion includes examples like gates and the mechanics of conditions, illustrating
how logic gates can process multiple conditions to influence outcomes. The speaker
explains the significance of loops in programming, highlighting the repeated execution of
a specific task and the use of functions to streamline code execution. Overall, the section
provides insights into the practical implementation of condition-based programming in
Dart.
06:45:00 In this section, the speaker introduces the concept of loops in programming,
illustrating how loops help repeat a set of instructions until a specific condition is met.
Different types of loops like for and while loops are discussed, emphasizing the
importance of loop implementation in practical coding scenarios. The transcript delves
into basic implementation details, explaining how to set initial values, conditions, and
increments while running loops for repetitive tasks. The speaker demonstrates a simple
program using a loop to print "Hello World" multiple times based on conditions set within
the loop. This section provides fundamental insights into loop structures and their utility
in coding scenarios.
06:50:00 In this section, the speaker discusses using loops to execute code multiple
times efficiently. By utilizing conditional loops, like the while loop, the code can be
 executed repetitively until a specified condition is met. The example demonstrates how to
incrementally loop through a certain number of executions based on a set condition,
providing insight into the difference between do while and while loop structures in
programming.
06:55:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
use conditions and loops in Flutter app development. He discusses the concept of
clearing and checking conditions, and how to use the next time condition to determine
whether a certain block is an executor or not. The instructor also introduces the concept
of a loop and how it can be used to perform certain actions repeatedly until a condition is
met. He demonstrates this by creating a simple number addition loop and encourages
learners to experiment with their own Dart programs. The instructor also mentions that
for industrial level training, learners can enroll in live courses from the Filter's batch and
provides a link to do so. There, learners can register for their starting classes and access
fields like UI design, career development, and scores to help them in their Flutter app
development journey.

07:00:00 - 08:00:00
The YouTube video titled "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with Projects (22 Hours) | Learn
Flutter App Development Tutorial" covers various aspects of Flutter app development for
beginners. The instructor explains the significance of containers in managing layout and
styling, demonstrates how to create projects in Android Studio, and highlights the importance
of text and button widgets in building applications. Additionally, the video delves into
implementing images within Flutter applications, emphasizing the organization and
integration of assets to enhance the user experience. The tutorial also explores the utilization
of columns and rows to structure UI elements effectively, showcasing their role in aligning
widgets within a Flutter app's design pattern for an optimal user experience.

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07:00:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the concept of containers in Flutter and
how they can be used to store multiple widgets within a single space. Containers play a
key role in managing layout and styling within Flutter applications, allowing for the
organization of various components collectively. The speaker explains how to design
containers, apply decoration to them, and utilize them to structure different components
effectively within the app. Additionally, the process of creating projects in Android Studio
and naming them is briefly touched upon to give viewers a basic idea of project setup in
Flutter.
07:05:00 In this section, the speaker discusses creating projects utilizing different
triangles, emphasizing ease of application. They delve into container integration,
showcasing how containers are utilized while creating projects and how the emulator
plays a role in visualizing these aspects practically. The tutorial highlights the default
components like cards and widgets in Flutter projects, showcasing how to manipulate
attributes within containers and remove unnecessary elements from the design,
ultimately leading to the generation of a basic home page layout.
07:10:00 In this section, the importance of using Flutter with a specific background is
highlighted, emphasizing the process of compiling files before execution. The role of the
compiler in comparing and displaying content on the screen in real-time is discussed,
leading to hot reload and hot restart functionalities. The video delves into creating
executable files with the appropriate compiler settings to ensure smooth running and
faster performance. Additionally, the process of applying colors to the containers within
the Flutter application for visual enhancements is explored, showcasing how to
appropriately center widgets within the containers and manage their attributes effectively.
07:15:00 In this section, the speaker discusses understanding the concept of text
widgets in Flutter, including attributes like font changes, size modifications, and color
adjustments. The importance of text in building applications is highlighted, with emphasis
on integrating text styles through the text widget feature to manipulate the display of
texts in Flutter projects. The process of implementing text visualization in Flutter is
demonstrated through coding examples in Android Studio, showcasing the practical use
of text widgets.
07:20:00 In this section, the speaker explains how to manage text styles by manipulating
attributes such as color, font size, and font weight in Flutter. They demonstrate changing
the color and font size of text, and adjusting font weight to bold through the use of text
styles. The tutorial also covers modifying background colors for text widgets, highlighting
the flexibility to customize text appearance based on individual preferences. The tutorial
further delves into implementing custom fonts in text widgets, offering insights into how to
make text visually appealing and engaging within Flutter app development.
07:25:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
demonstrates how to implement changes in the Flutter app using the Android Studio. He
explains that to make changes, one needs to open the project in Android Studio, where
they can find the main.dart file and make the desired modifications. The instructor then
opens the project in Android Studio, opens the basic Flutter project, and shows how to
make simple changes like altering the text font size in a private class. He also explains
the process of adding a new widget to the center of the app and creating a new container
with specific dimensions. The instructor then shows how to add the new widget as a child
to the container and adjust its position accordingly. He also mentions that the center's
size and height will affect where the new widget appears and that the center is acting as
an automatic layout. The instructor then demonstrates how to change the color of the
center widget and shows how to create a new center widget using the repaint with the
Dart center. He also suggests that making small and efficient changes will make the
process smoother. The instructor then plans to add a text inside the new center widget.
07:30:00 In this section, the instructor discusses implementing button functionality in
Flutter, emphasizing the use of different types of buttons like flat, text, and elevated
buttons with varying visual styles. The tutorial touches upon the importance of buttons in
triggering actions based on user interactions, whether for dialogue boxes, toolbars, or
 lists. The explanation covers how to apply these button types effectively within a Flutter
application to enhance user experience and interaction.
07:35:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the implementation of elevated, outlined,
and text buttons in Flutter app development. They explain how to create the illusion of
depth with elevated buttons, outline the process for implementing outlined buttons, and
detail the steps for incorporating text buttons. The speaker demonstrates coding within
Android Studio and explains how to configure actions when buttons are pressed,
providing insights into creating a fluid user interface experience.
07:40:00 In this section, the speaker discusses button functionalities, highlighting the
differences between long press and single tap actions. Long press actions are
demonstrated with examples like triggering a dialog box or deleting content after a long
press on buttons or images. The tutorial also covers transitioning from elevated buttons
to flat buttons to illustrate design and functionality changes that can be implemented in
Flutter app development.
07:45:00 In this section, the tutorial focuses on adding images to a Flutter application,
emphasizing the importance of images in enhancing the presentation of any application.
The process involves creating specific folders within the project directory to organize
assets like fonts and images accordingly. By following two crucial steps of placing the
required images in designated folders and updating the pubspec.yaml file for
synchronization, users can effectively integrate images into their Flutter applications for
an improved user experience.
07:50:00 In this section, the speaker discusses adding images to an application. They
demonstrate how to create and organize image assets within the project structure,
emphasizing the importance of correct indentation. The process involves deleting
existing images, creating new directories, pasting images from the download folder, and
ensuring proper naming conventions for assets. The tutorial also covers loading images
from internal storage and implementing basic image implementation steps.
07:55:00 In this section, the speaker discusses how to place images within containers
using Flutter widgets to enhance UI design. The tutorial delves into creating layouts with
columns and rows, emphasizing how columns and rows hold importance in aligning
widgets vertically and horizontally, impacting the layout builder within a Flutter
application. The video provides insights into the critical role columns and rows play in
structuring UI elements, aligning them in a design pattern to tailor the user experience
effectively.

08:00:00 - 09:00:00
In this YouTube video titled "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with Projects (22 Hours) |
Learn Flutter App Development Tutorial," the speaker covers various aspects of aligning and
designing layouts using Flutter in Android Studio. Topics include list patterns and widget
alignment, axis alignment and equal space distribution, centering elements within containers,
adjusting widget sizes and alignment, and using alignment properties for cross-axis
alignment. The speaker also demonstrates implementing user interactions using InkWell
widget and creating scrollable content to handle extended content. Throughout the video,
practical examples are provided to clarify theoretical concepts and help viewers effectively
manage layout design in Flutter app development.

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08:00:00 In this section, the speaker discusses aligning different types of widgets both
horizontally and vertically in Flutter with an emphasis on list patterns. List formation
influences top-to-bottom or left-to-right alignment while the design pattern remains
consistent, focusing on content changes within. Understanding list and column patterns,
as well as the roles of rows and columns in Flutter design, is key for creating effective
layouts in Flutter app development. The alignment of children within rows and columns
along horizontal and vertical axes becomes clear as the speaker delves into practical
implementations within Android Studio.
08:05:00 In this section, the speaker discusses creating a simple design layout using
Flutter in Android Studio by demonstrating text elements and widgets alignment. They
showcase how to add multiple text elements and buttons to the layout, emphasizing the
flexibility of designing multi-widget layouts. The focus is on understanding widget
alignment and utilizing different types of design elements within the Flutter framework,
highlighting the ease of creating various designs by aligning widgets as per the project
requirements.
08:10:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the concepts of axis alignment and equal
space distribution within rows and columns in Flutter. They explain how to use space
evenly between items and children within containers, ensuring equal spacing and
alignment in a user interface. The tutorial elaborates on the importance of managing
space between elements efficiently for a visually appealing layout by demonstrating
various examples of space allocation using Flutter widgets like Evenly, SpaceEvenly,
Containers, and Rows. The tutorial emphasizes dividing and distributing space evenly
based on specific requirements to maintain consistent spacing throughout the UI design.
08:15:00 In this section, the speaker discusses centering elements within a container in
Flutter. They explain how default sizing works for rows and columns within Flutter,
emphasizing the importance of setting fixed sizes for widgets to control layout spacing
effectively. The interaction between height, width, alignment, and positioning within
Flutter containers is highlighted to demonstrate how elements can be placed precisely
within the UI using Flutter's layout properties.
08:20:00 In this section, the speaker discusses adjusting the height and alignment within
widgets in Flutter. By using concepts like axis alignment, space evenly, space around,
and space between, the speaker demonstrates how to properly align and space widgets
to achieve desired layouts. The speaker also illustrates how to handle cross-axes
alignment to center elements horizontally. Modifications in widget sizes in relation to text
widgets and buttons are highlighted, showing how automatic sizing and alignment
adjustments can impact the overall layout of the components on the screen.
08:25:00 In this section, the speaker discusses alignment properties in Flutter, focusing
on cross-axis alignment within components. They emphasize the use of alignment within
parents and how it affects the layout of child widgets. The demonstration includes
examples of how components stretch based on specified alignments, ensuring proper
layout design with a combination of vertical and horizontal alignments. The speaker
guides viewers on aligning widgets effectively based on their desired visual layout,
showcasing how to manage alignment within nested components.
08:30:00 In this section, the video demonstrates how to implement InkWell widget in a
Flutter application for handling user interactions like taps. By understanding the concept
of InkWell widget, users can grasp how to perform specific actions in response to user
interactions within their Flutter applications. The tutorial focuses on practical
implementation to clarify theoretical concepts, showcasing how to set up InkWell widgets
to enable actions on different elements within the app interface.
08:35:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
set up interactions on buttons. He demonstrates that when a button is clicked, certain
actions can be performed. The instructor also discusses the concept of a container and
how to create one using double tap and long press gestures. He emphasizes that these
gestures can only be used on specific widgets and not all of them. The instructor then
goes on to explain how to use the Flutter help link to perform specific actions on certain
widgets and provides properties such as onTap, longPress, and style to customize the
widgets. The instructor also mentions the use of child widgets and text styles, and the
importance of being clear on which widgets these actions can be applied to.
08:40:00 In this section, the instructor explains how you can create scrollable content in
your Flutter application to address errors like over-rendering pixels when content extends
beyond the screen. By utilizing a scroll view, you can implement the feature to enable
users to view content that exceeds the visible screen area by scrolling. The video details
practical implementation steps within Android Studio to resolve issues related to handling
content that goes beyond the screen size effectively, demonstrating how to set up a
scroll view to make such content scrollable for users to access seamlessly.
08:45:00 In this section, the speaker discusses resolving errors related to content
cropping due to elements exceeding screen size in Flutter app development. They
demonstrate adjusting container heights, managing scrolling, and ensuring proper
alignment of content within child components to prevent cropping issues. Through
practical examples, the explanation includes implementing various containers, avoiding
repeated content alignment problems, and utilizing scrollable widgets effectively for a
seamless user interface experience.
08:50:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor is designing a list
for a HorizonatalScrollView in Flutter. He is discussing how to create a list with different
contents in each index, and how to align horizontal and vertical elements. The instructor
also mentions the importance of understanding the actual implementation of the list and
the use of a HorizontalScrollView. He then guides the viewers on how to implement this
practically within the Android Studio environment. No need for standalone Android studio
 installation if you have a preferred IDE like Visual Studio Code, just use the Flutter plugin
for it.
08:55:00 In this section of the "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with Projects" video,
the instructor guides the viewers on creating a new project and opening it in the Android
Studio. He explains that within the project folder, there is a dot file containing the code,
and they will write their code inside it. The instructor then opens a basic project in
Android Studio and creates a new project. He mentions that they will only focus on
implementing lists for now and shows how to create a list view with a button to filter the
list based on certain criteria. The instructor also explains the role of the Builder class
and demonstrates how to implement it to build the list. He then discusses the concept of
scrolling direction and demonstrates how to make the list horizontally scrollable using a
similar method to the ExposedScrollController for columns and rows.

09:00:00 - 10:00:00
In this YouTube video titled "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with Projects (22 Hours) |
Learn Flutter App Development Tutorial," the instructor covers various aspects of Flutter app
development, including working with lists, coding techniques, and using components like
containers and circular border radii. The tutorial demonstrates how to dynamically set up
data in lists using the ListView.builder class, and explains the importance of setting up data
dynamically for practical use in Flutter apps. The instructor also discusses coding practices
for handling font sizes, item attributes, and dynamic data population in list views. Additionally,
the video covers the concept of inheritance, stateful widgets, and extending classes to
create new objects. The instructor also explains how to manage themes and colors in a
Flutter application and decorate containers with basic techniques and UI design tools. The
video also touches upon creating circular border radii using the onlier and circular options
and controlling the size of the radius.

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09:00:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the concept of combining different types
of lists in Flutter while focusing on horizontal alignment and orientation changes within
list elements. The tutorial demonstrates how to dynamically set up data in lists, including
utilizing the ListView.builder class to efficiently build lists with different content displayed
in a repeated design pattern. The speaker also explains how to store and populate data
from various sources, emphasizing the importance of setting up data dynamically for
practical use in Flutter apps.
09:05:00 In this section, the speaker discusses coding in Flutter, focusing on dynamically
populating content in a list view. The tutorial covers aspects like setting font sizes and
weights, utilizing builders for list items based on specified counts, handling dynamic data
population, and handling item attributes like reversing the order of displayed items.
Through these coding practices, the tutorial aims to provide a comprehensive
understanding of list view management in Flutter app development.
09:10:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
use a ListView.builder to create a scrollable list of items. He demonstrates how to
increase the size of an item's exponent to make it larger and how to add a border and
scrolling functionality. The instructor also mentions that the ListView.builder acts as a
baton, allowing the user to scroll through the list and access memory for each item. He
further explains that the most efficient way to create a list is by using a ListView.builder in
Android Studio and that the user can create a separate ListView for specific cases where
static content or help is required. The instructor also suggests creating a small format for
the list and cutting and pasting it in the code.
09:15:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, Beem explains how to use list
styles in Flutter app development. He demonstrates that a perfect list can be created for
an app, similar to what we see in WhatsApp, where each chat contains multiple chat
applications. With list styles, designing your list for your Flutter project becomes easier.
You can even create your own design if you prefer. Beem also shows how to create a
text widget, which can be customized with different fonts and colors. He also mentions
that you can add various components to your project, such as circular avatars and cards,
and adjust their sizes and positions as needed. The class then goes on to discuss the
next classes, where they will learn about the Provider package, which can help manage
state in a Flutter application.
09:20:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains the
importance of understanding which components are required and which are not in the
starting code. He advises against deleting unnecessary components as they may be
required later. He also mentions the concept of inheritance, where a class inherits
properties from another class, and the importance of returning proper values when a
property is hit. The instructor also touches upon the concept of extending a component to
modify its features in the presentational class.
09:25:00 In this section, the concept of inheritance is discussed, where features of a
child class can match those of parent classes, creating a useful structure for code
reusability in Flutter applications. By extending classes and utilizing built functions,
developers can efficiently navigate between screens and define starting points within
their applications. Through practical examples and explanations, the video guides
viewers on how to implement inheritance effectively in Flutter app development to
streamline the coding process and enhance the user experience.
09:30:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains the
concept of stateful widgets and how they reflect changes in a Flutter application. He
discusses the use of a counter variable and how it affects the UI based on user
interaction. The instructor also mentions the need to update the UI when state changes,
and introduces the concept of a stateful widget's setState function. The instructor also
touches upon the importance of understanding the relationship between inheritance and
extensions in Flutter development.
09:35:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains the concept of extending a class and creating a new object from it. He uses the
example of creating a new class called "Bike" from the "Bicycle" class. The instructor
emphasizes the importance of defining the new class with its own properties and
methods. After creating the new class, the instructor demonstrates how to create an
instance of the new class and use it within the Flutter application. He also discusses the
concept of overloading methods and how it can lead to problems if not handled correctly.
The instructor then moves on to discussing the importance of managing themes and
colors in a Flutter application, and how to effectively use them to customize various
components.
09:40:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains how to manage HEX codes and create a material app with a home screen. He
demonstrates creating a theme data object and importing the next important part, which
is a sibling of the one previously defined. The instructor then discusses how to define the
first page and the order in which it will appear. He also mentions the importance of
understanding the return type of a function and shows how to create a class and define
its properties. The instructor also touches upon the concept of fold classes and their
important operations, including the two essential operations of an app's opbar and body.
He also mentions the importance of creating a class object and passing it to the widget
tree, where various options will be available. The instructor then discusses the
importance of a title in a title widget and the value that should be assigned to it.
09:45:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
decorate a container within a project. He starts by mentioning that when creating a
project, the first visible component is the container itself, referred to as a "butter
container." To make it interactive and host multiple components, the instructor
demonstrates adding a child widget that acts as a multi-child container, allowing the
placement of multiple child widgets. However, a container only accepts one child as an
option. To overcome this, the instructor introduces a nested widget that acts as a hole for
the multi-child container to hold its children. Furthermore, the instructor discusses how to
decorate the container by adding colors and other properties. For beginners, the focus is
on basic decoration techniques, such as changing the background color and height of
the container. The instructor also touches upon using the UI design tool to improve the
container's appearance and provides a box decoration to make the implementation more
practical. The discussion continues with exploring the container's properties and how to
use them effectively.
09:50:00 In this section of the video titled "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with
Projects (22 Hours) | Learn Flutter App Development Tutorial," the instructor opens the
Android Studio and explains how to minimize the number of steps required in the code
for the just-opened default project. He then shows how to enroll in Skillshare's live
courses from the link provided in the description for starting classes and accessing demo
sessions. The instructor proceeds to open a default project in his Android Studio, where
he removes unnecessary code and shows a container with a child container and a child's
operation. He then adds a new container and a child's operation, and discusses how to
build a universal UI, media queries, responsive design, and more in the upcoming
videos. The instructor then focuses on the width and height of a container and
demonstrates how to create a simple container with a center visit and a child's class. He
 also explains the importance of providing color and decoration properties and shows how
to change the color of a container using the through property. The instructor then
discusses the importance of designing and UI inspection and encourages users to
ensure their designs and UI are rounded and meet certain requirements, such as having
rounded corners and points.
09:55:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
create a circular border radius in Flutter. He demonstrates creating a border radius object
and discusses the two options: onlier and circular. The onlier option allows for circular
corners, while the circular option creates a full circular shape. The instructor also
discusses the need to control the size of the radius and demonstrates how to create a
circular shop with both circular and electrical shops. He also mentions that the design
may vary based on the requirements and that the user can create similar designs using
onlier and the circular method. The instructor then proceeds to create a circular border
radius using the given code.

10:00:00 - 11:00:00
In the Flutter Full Course video for beginners, the instructor covers various topics related to
container manipulation, border radius, box decoration, and spacing. He explains how to
provide a border radius to a container and decorate it with different colors using the border
radius class. The instructor also discusses the importance of understanding the relationship
between the container, border radius, and the box shop. He demonstrates how to create a
shop with options for circles and rectangles and emphasizes the importance of proper
spacing for a clean and organized user interface. The instructor also explains how to use
Marjorin, a layout system in Flutter, to create flexible layouts and add padding to widgets.
Additionally, he covers how to create a list style using a ListView.builder and display circular
images in social media platforms like Instagram and WhatsApp. The instructor also touches
upon the concept of controlling the size and position of Flutter widgets using indices and
changing the font of text in an application by adding fonts to a dedicated folder.

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10:00:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
provide a border radius to a container and decorate it with various colors. He
demonstrates how to create a border radius using a border radius class and provides
functions to change colors and widths. The instructor also discusses the importance of
understanding the relationship between the container, border radius, and the box shop.
He explains that if a circular border is desired, the border radius and border radius class
must be provided, and if the border radius is not present, the border radius class will be
added automatically. The instructor also discusses the concept of an auto-sized circular
widget and demonstrates how to create a shop with various options for circles and
rectangles. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the relationship between
the container, border radius, and the shop to create the desired results.
10:05:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains the concept of box decoration and its related options and attributes. He
discusses how to apply these decorations to containers and adjust the spacing
accordingly. The instructor also mentions the problem of understanding the effective
rendering of a widget and how to prepare designs effectively. He suggests using an
Expanded widget to manage the available space and ensure proper rendering of the
widgets within the container. The instructor also emphasizes the importance of
understanding the role of an Expanded widget, where to use it, and how to make it
effective within a Flutter UI.
10:10:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor is discussing
container manipulation and creating multiple container instances. He mentions that he
has completed most of the features but still needs to implement the feature of dividing
containers equally. He demonstrates how to create a container with a specific size and
position it right or left based on the available space. He also explains that the color
change is being made by the controller and the space is not visible, instead, the color is
being changed from the right-hand side. The instructor then discusses his intention to
make the green container take up as much space as possible and place the orange and
blue containers next to it, dividing the available space equally. He also mentions that they
can add new containers above their current visit container and that the number of
columns and rows can be adjusted according to the design requirements.
10:15:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
achieve a specific design by using containers and nested children. He advises the viewer
to ensure they have an extended context available and to use the PestController to
divide the screen. The instructor also discusses the importance of understanding the role
of an Expanded widget and how to effectively apply it to create an impactful design. He
also mentions the need to find a replacement for a button and encourages viewers to
experiment with different designs based on market trends. The instructor also suggests
that the design for a belt case in the market may require varying amounts of space for
different components.
10:20:00 In this section of the video titled "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with
Projects (22 Hours) | Learn Flutter App Development Tutorial," the instructor explains the
concept of Marjin and Pending in Flutter development. Marjin refers to the outer spacing,
while Pending refers to the inner spacing. The instructor uses the example of a container
and its child widget to demonstrate the difference between the two. He also explains how
to adjust the spacing using Marjin and Pending. Furthermore, the instructor discusses
the importance of proper spacing for a clean and organized user interface. He also
mentions that there are two ways to apply spacing: either by using the Marjin attribute of
a container or by nesting containers. The instructor then goes on to explain how to add a
padding to a widget and how to adjust the size of the padding. He also mentions that the
size of the padding is measured in pixels and that the amount of padding applied affects
the overall layout of the widget.
10:25:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
use Marjorin, a layout system in Flutter, to create a layout with different sizes and
positions for various widgets. He demonstrates how to create a container with a top and
left margin, and how to add different widgets inside it, including text and buttons. The
instructor also discusses the concept of padding and how it affects the layout. He further
explains that Marjorin allows for flexible layouts, and demonstrates how to create a
horizontal list using a ListView. The instructor also touches upon the concept of a Hot
Reload, which allows developers to see changes in real-time.
10:30:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
create a list style in Flutter using a ListView.builder. He demonstrates adding text and
images to the list and shows how to create circular images using the Circle class. The
instructor also mentions the importance of understanding how to make images round to
create circular presentations. He then discusses the need to import the dollar sign and
title components and addresses an error in the content. The error involves setting data,
which is necessary since more data will come in real-time. The instructor suggests using
an online database or server to manage the data effectively.
10:35:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains how to control the size and position of Flutter widgets using indices. He
demonstrates how to check the value of an index in a list and modify it to change the
size or position of a widget. The instructor also shows how to create a simple square
widget and round its corners using basic techniques. He emphasizes the importance of
understanding the basics to effectively implement designs in Flutter.
10:40:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
display circular images in social media platforms like Instagram and WhatsApp. He
demonstrates that when a user's image or contact's image story is shown, the circular
image is displayed. To build such an app, the user needs to create a ListView and use a
CircularAvatar widget to display the images. The user can also set filters and apply
custom applications to the images. The instructor also mentions implementing network
images and creating folders for assets and fonts. He emphasizes the importance of
creating a folder for font files and updating them in the project. The instructor also shows
how to add three images and explains that the process is similar for adding other
images. Finally, he mentions that they will explore more about assets later in the course.
10:45:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
use the BackgroundColor property to change the color of a Container widget. He
demonstrates how to provide a color to the container and shows how the color can be
changed to create circular views using the help of a video editor. The instructor also
discusses the concept of sizes and radii, and how to adjust the size of a container using
the Container and SizeFit properties. He also mentions the importance of understanding
minimum and maximum radii when dealing with dynamic image sizes. The instructor
then goes on to explain how to set minimum and maximum radii in the data model and
how it affects the size of the circle. Finally, he discusses the role of the maximum radius
and how it relates to the size of the container.
10:50:00 In this section of the "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with Projects" video,
Denis explains how to add a child attribute to a circular container and change its color
and style. He demonstrates how to create a simple text within the circular container and
 add a border or padding. Denis also discusses the importance of fixing the size of
images and text to ensure proper display on the screen. He then shows how to resize
and adjust the overlay of a widget and introduces the concept of a child attribute in a
Flutter event. Denis also mentions adjusting the size of an image based on its overlay
and the importance of checking the size of a widget's suitability.
10:55:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
change the font of text in an application. He suggests creating a new folder for fonts and
storing multiple fonts within it. The instructor then demonstrates downloading fonts from
Google and other sources, and importing them into the project. He also mentions that
some designers may provide fonts with their designs, which can be used by accessing
the font's .ttf or .otf files and adding them to the font folder. The instructor also suggests
keeping a phone or an executable file handy for downloading fonts.

11:00:00 - 12:00:00
In the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor covers various aspects of managing styles,
colors, and text fields in Flutter app development. He explains how to add and manage fonts,
create and customize card widgets with shadows and elevations, and interact with text fields.
The instructor also touches upon important concepts such as themes, styles, and colors, and
their practical implementation in Flutter projects. Additionally, he discusses the use of
containers, disabling and enabling text fields, and changing text field colors and borders.
Throughout the video, the instructor emphasizes the importance of understanding the
various options and parameters available for text fields and widgets in Flutter development.

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11:00:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains the
process of adding fonts to a project. He begins by copying a font file into the project's
assets folder and creating a new font family for it. The instructor then demonstrates how
to adjust the weight and style of the font within the style file. He also mentions that
multiple font files can be added and grouped into a single font family. The instructor then
shows how to check the spelling of the font name to avoid potential problems. Finally, he
suggests copying and pasting the font name into the project and renaming it properly
before running the code.
11:05:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
manage themes and customizations in Flutter applications. He discusses the concept of
styles and how to implement them in a project. The instructor also demonstrates how to
apply custom fonts to text and create a universal theme. He emphasizes the importance
of managing multiple styles and personalizing an application with various styles and
colors. The instructor also touches upon the concept of practical implementation and
using Android Studio for practical implementation of these concepts. He advises running
the code from a specific Android ID to ensure proper execution. The process involves
creating a new file in the project folder and adding multiple files within it, including
stateful widgets like StatefulWidget and StatelessWidget. The instructor encourages
learners to experiment with different styles and colors to make their applications unique.
11:10:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
guides viewers on managing styles in Flutter app development. He demonstrates
creating a new project in Android Studio and applying a default project with basic code.
The instructor then shows how to manage and apply text styles, adjusting font sizes and
colors. He also explains the concept of a theme and how to apply it to an application,
allowing users to customize colors and other properties. The instructor also discusses
the importance of rendering styles consistently across screens and provides tips on
handling style changes and errors.
11:15:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
manage colors and text styles in Flutter app development. He demonstrates how to
follow a theme and apply it to various screens, and how to manage colors and text styles
globally. The instructor also discusses the use of universal patterns and the need to
manage colors and text styles only where necessary, such as in a header or a button,
rather than applying them everywhere. He also mentions the importance of
understanding the concept of copy-pasting styles and extending the default theme to
create unique designs.
11:20:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains the
process of creating and managing themes in Flutter app development. He discusses the
concept of a "clear" in Flutter, which refers to applying a color to a widget and its
associated properties within that widget. The instructor also mentions the use of copy-
with and notes, and the importance of understanding whether a widget already has a
border or not before adding one. He demonstrates how to change colors and text styles,
and the difference between a "simple solution" and creating a new package for content
that repeats frequently. The instructor also introduces the concept of creating a new
folder and function to return a text style with a specific font size.
11:25:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
import and access a simple font size package named "font_size:11" in Flutter application
development. He demonstrates the process by importing the package, defining a new
function, and passing a color parameter to it. The function sets the text color and font
size accordingly. The instructor also mentions the importance of understanding the
basics of card widgets and their implementation in the application. He explains that card
widgets are used to display content within a box, making it visually appealing and eligible
for finances, similar to showing a box with content in a user interface for financial
transactions. The instructor also touches upon the concept of shadow creation and
shadow crush, which can make an image look more youthful by adding depth and
volume to it.
11:30:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
create a card widget with shadows and elevations. He discusses how the shadow effect
is created when an object is lifted above another, and how this can be applied to a clear
picture icon on a card. The instructor also mentions that the size and intensity of the
elevation can be adjusted, and that this will affect the overall appearance of the card. He
further explains that the card's properties can be accessed to add elevation and text, and
that the clear picture icon will appear normally but with a slight elevation. The instructor
then goes on to discuss how to increase the shadow effect for better visual
representation and how to apply this to the card's shadow.
11:35:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
create and customize text fields in Flutter app development. He discusses the
importance of understanding where the text input is coming from, such as user input in a
form or an API response. The instructor also mentions the need for storing user input,
such as names and passwords, securely. He demonstrates how to create and use text
fields in Flutter, including handling different text input types like email and passwords.
The instructor also touches upon the importance of designing the user interface, such as
using different fonts and colors, to make the app visually appealing. He concludes by
discussing the use of different widgets like TextFormField and InteractFormField to
handle various types of text input and validation.
11:40:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
interact with a text field in Flutter app development. He discusses how to set values for
text fields using the keyboard and how to perform actions on text fields when they are
clicked. The instructor also touches upon the concept of storing data in text fields and
how to retrieve it later. He then moves on to the practical implementation of these
concepts in a project, guiding viewers on how to create a text field in their Flutter
application and customize it with various decorations and parameters. The instructor also
covers the use of different text field classes and their associated parameters. Throughout
the section, the instructor emphasizes the importance of understanding the various
options and parameters available for text fields in Flutter development.
11:45:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
create and position text fields in Flutter app development. He discusses the use of
containers to add space between two text fields and demonstrates how to change the
color and size of borders. The instructor also touches upon the importance of
understanding the order of operations and the role of various parameters in achieving
the desired design. He further explains how to disable and enable text fields based on
certain conditions and demonstrates the use of various types of borders and input
decorators.
11:50:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
change the color and border of a text field. He demonstrates how to disable a text field,
add a decoration, and change the color of the border related to the theme. The instructor
also discusses the concept of a focus and how to change the color of the border when it
is focused. He mentions that the text field can be decorated with various prefixes and
suffixes, and users can edit text, add icons, and add text in different font sizes. The
instructor also explains how to create a starting point and add a prefix to the text field.
Additionally, he discusses how to manage strings in simple text fields and change the
name of the user.
11:55:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
change the color of an icon and create a text field. He demonstrates that by going to the
 color option, users can select a color and see it change in real-time. Users can also add
a text field by placing it in the desired location and setting its properties. The instructor
also mentions that users can add prefixes to text fields if needed. Additionally, users can
create their own controls and design a login page with text fields for email and password.
The instructor emphasizes the importance of validating user input and demonstrates how
to print values and use strings. He also mentions that users will need to encrypt
passwords and send usernames and passwords to the server for login processing. The
instructor continues to explain the process of editing text and creating functions for
building applications.

12:00:00 - 13:00:00
In the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor covers various aspects of building and
designing applications, including creating a login system with user authentication and a
database, retrieving and displaying current date and time, setting static components
dynamically, formatting dates, importing packages, and implementing date and time pickers.
The instructor also discusses updating select data and setting states, using time input
methods, and designing using grids and containers. Topics include hiding passwords, error
handling, setting hints, storing data in a server database using Firebase, formatting time
based on quarters, and handling user interactions. The goal is to enable developers to build
functional and visually appealing Flutter applications.

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12:00:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor demonstrates how
to build a login system with user authentication and a database. They discuss hiding
passwords using dots and creating a hint to guide users on how to get values from text
fields. The instructor also covers error handling and setting hints within input decoration
controllers. Additionally, they explain how to store data in a server database using
Firebase and how to retrieve it using various methods.
12:05:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
retrieve and display current date and time within a Flutter application. He demonstrates
how to create a variable to hold the time data and how to set it using constructors and
parameters. The instructor also shows how to use a static function to get the current time
and how to display it in the user interface. The goal is to enable developers to easily
integrate date and time functionality into their Flutter projects.
12:10:00 In this section, the speaker introduces how to set static components like names
of months, days of the week, and other values dynamically in Flutter. They demonstrate
how to utilize functions to update the current time displayed on the app through stateful
widgets. By setting state and handling changes, the current time is reflected accurately
and can be dynamically updated in the user interface.
12:15:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the process of formatting dates within an
application using a Date Format class obtained from an internal library. By converting
dates directly into the required format, users can display, store, and manipulate date and
time values efficiently, with examples ranging from specific calendar dates to custom
date patterns like days of the week. The speaker emphasizes the flexibility of creating
constant classes to easily represent and handle date and time values based on various
formats, allowing for the seamless integration of formatted dates within their Flutter
application.
12:20:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the process of importing packages and
dependencies in a Flutter project. They explain how to add a specific version of a
package by accessing the Intel package website and including it in the project's
structure. The tutorial covers the steps of importing and utilizing the required
dependencies within the Dart file, ensuring that the project accesses the needed
packages adequately.
12:25:00 In this section, the speaker discusses formatting time in a Flutter app,
showcasing the usage of Date Format class and how to import and implement it. They
elaborate on formatting time based on quarters and provide examples of different time
periods like first, second, third, and fourth quarters, linking them to specific months. The
importance of correctly handling time formatting within the UI for specific requirements is
also emphasized.
12:30:00 In this section, the speaker discusses how to implement date and time pickers
in a Flutter application. They show how users can select dates and times using dialog
boxes, enabling the selection of specific dates or times within the application. The
demonstration includes creating dummy designs with text fields to display the selected
date and time, and incorporating logic to handle storing the selected values either offline
or online. The speaker emphasizes the steps to allow users to visually see and interact
with date and time selection features within the app interface.
12:35:00 In this section, the speaker discusses setting up text fields and buttons for
handling date and time selection in a Flutter app. They explain how to manage initial,
first, and last date attributes, ensuring that users cannot select dates outside specified
ranges. The process involves handling errors related to data and time selections to
guarantee a smooth user experience. The speaker emphasizes the importance of
correctly defining data types and setting defaults to handle scenarios like no date
selection.
12:40:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor discusses
updating select data and setting states in Flutter. He explains that to update a set state,
such as a boolean value, one needs to call the build function again, which will always be
inside the stateful widget's body. The instructor also mentions that updating content or
changing values in the UI requires updating the corresponding variable or the Yoojung
setState function. Additionally, the instructor demonstrates how to update the UI based
on user interaction, such as clicking a button, and how to handle different data formats
like initial and default times. He also explains the importance of using time of day
transforms to update the UI with the correct time format. Overall, the instructor
emphasizes the need to understand the relationship between the current and default
times and how to effectively update the UI based on user interactions and data formats.
 12:45:00 In this section, the video demonstrates time input methods for a clock feature
using both manual and dialog input options within Flutter app development. The speaker
goes on to explain how to select time using either manual entry in boxes for specific
hours and minutes or through a dialog with automatic time selection for a clock feature.
The tutorial further covers implementing grid view layouts for designing elements like a
tabular form and emphasizes the importance of grid layout skills for app development.
12:50:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains the design process using a grid view and the concept of cross axis count. The
grid view allows designers to create stories based on the number of columns and rows,
with each cell containing a certain number of items. The cross axis count refers to the
number of columns in a grid, and it affects the number of items that can fit in a single
row. The instructor also discusses the importance of considering the size of the container
and the availability of space for each item. He demonstrates how to add multiple children
to a container and change colors to make the design visually appealing. The instructor
also mentions the importance of adjusting colors to create a cohesive look and feel.
Overall, the section covers the basics of designing a grid layout in Flutter and the
importance of considering the cross axis count and available space for each item.
12:55:00 In this section, the speaker discusses creating a design using grids and
containers in Flutter. They talk about setting up different colors in a grid pattern, placing
widgets within a grid layout, and managing spacing between items using cross-axis
count. The speaker demonstrates how to customize the layout using cross-axis count
and spacing properties to create a visually appealing design within the grid view.

13:00:00 - 14:00:00
In the "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with Projects" YouTube video, the speaker covers
various aspects of Flutter app development, including setting up grid layouts, dividing and
counting elements on the screen, implementing callback functions, managing code and data
reuse, creating custom widgets, customizing UI code, and designing multiple layouts. The
tutorial emphasizes the importance of effective design implementation, customization, and
maintainability in Flutter development. Topics covered include managing layouts dynamically,
adjusting height values, utilizing GridView and Extended widgets, implementing callback
functions, creating custom widgets, and customizing UI code for better readability. The
speaker also demonstrates creating a basic project in Android Studio, setting up a
StatefulWidget, and customizing button styles.

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13:00:00 In this section, the speaker discusses setting up a grid, focusing on creating a
great view with specific considerations like the count of cross-axis and handling item
placement based on count calculations. The tutorial emphasizes managing layout in
different modes and sizes, showcasing how to divide items based on counts and sizes
for effective design implementation. By adjusting height values and considering count
and accent values, the tutorial aims to demonstrate the flexibility of designing grid
layouts for multiple child elements efficiently.
13:05:00 In this section, the speaker is explaining the process of dividing and counting
elements on the screen while showcasing various design patterns in a Flutter app. They
demonstrate adjusting layouts dynamically based on content and utilizing a builder for
creating specific items within a list. Additionally, the speaker highlights the ease of
customization provided by the GridView and Extended widgets in managing multiple
components effectively.
13:10:00 In this section, the speaker discusses implementing callback functions in
Flutter applications, showcasing how to utilize the back function in a normal function with
passed arguments to create functionality for items on tap. The tutorial delves into utilizing
wide functions and setting instances within functions to demonstrate the essence of
callback functions within the Flutter app development process, ultimately showcasing
how to achieve desired outcomes through these techniques.
13:15:00 In this section, the speaker discusses how to manage code or data that needs
to be reused in multiple locations or when the same set of instructions needs to be
executed in different instances. They explain creating a callback function to pass data
between functions or maintain data flow within the application. Demonstrating the
implementation within Android Studio, they emphasize the importance of implementing
functions to facilitate data communication and streamline code execution for better
manageability.
13:20:00 In this section, the speaker discusses creating custom widgets within a Flutter
application and the benefits of customizing widgets for repetitive design elements. By
creating custom widgets, developers can easily manage and reuse design components,
reducing code redundancy and enhancing the scalability of their applications. Custom
widgets streamline the process of aligning and organizing UI elements, leading to more
efficient development practices and improved code readability.
13:25:00 In this section, the speaker emphasizes customizing UI code in Flutter
applications to make it cleaner and more readable for developers. They discuss the
process of creating custom visits, removing redundancies, and deploying the code
effectively. The tutorial delves into creating multiple widget designs, explaining how to
differentiate between various widgets and how to implement practical solutions within
Android Studio. Through coding examples and explanations, developers are guided on
how to effectively customize their Flutter projects for better UI experiences.
13:30:00 In this section, the speaker discusses dividing components into different
designs, focusing on creating multiple layouts with unique styles within a room. They
proceed to detail the process of partitioning widgets and organizing UI elements
systematically, emphasizing the importance of clean and readable code for future
modifications. The tutorial covers segmenting content and classes to facilitate easier
testing and error identification, aiming to enhance the user interface development
process for beginners through a structured approach.
13:35:00 In this section, the speaker discusses customizing button styles within a Flutter
application, emphasizing the importance of maintaining consistent styles throughout the
 app. They touch on the process of customizing attributes and executing these
customizations practically within the application, highlighting the benefits of managing
and applying customized styles to various elements. The transcript excerpt consists of
technical details related to implementing and executing custom designs in a Flutter app,
focusing on the practical application of customizations to enhance the user interface.
13:40:00 In this section, the speaker demonstrates creating a basic project in Android
Studio and focuses on designing a universal widget with specific attributes. They
emphasize creating a modular structure by organizing widgets into directories based on
different models, ensuring a customizable and maintainable codebase. By setting up a
structured widget hierarchy, users can easily manage and customize their UI elements,
allowing for a scalable and organized Flutter application development process.
13:45:00 In this section, the speaker discusses how to set up Flutter visit with a
StatefulWidget, emphasizing the importance of extending classes correctly when
customizing visits. They explain the process of modifying screens with different logic
using createState() and build() functions. The discussion also covers creating buttons
within the visit and setting up functions to pass arguments to execute specific actions
upon clicking on elevated buttons. The importance of constructing functions and objects
within classes is highlighted for effective execution of actions when using visit objects.
13:50:00 In this section, the speaker discusses customizing a button with various
attributes like text, icon, and color, specifying required parameters like button name, and
dealing with function execution when pressing the button in a Flutter app development
tutorial. The tutorial illustrates defining functions to execute specific actions upon button
presses and setting default values for parameters to streamline button customization
efficiently using constructors.
13:55:00 In this section, the speaker covers coding steps such as creating functions for
various actions, setting up automatic color changes, and customizing button
appearances in a Flutter app development tutorial. The speaker emphasizes the
importance of structuring functions correctly and adjusting button styles by implementing
conditional coding based on icon availability and visual elements like rounded borders,
color changes, and text placements.

14:00:00 - 15:00:00
The video tutorial on Flutter for beginners covers various aspects, including customizing
Flutter applications, managing overlapping elements efficiently, structuring widgets using
stacks, implementing web visit integrations, adapting design patterns for optimal user
experience, adjusting spacing and alignment, utilizing size boxes effectively for layout
designs, handling text styles and formatting, managing styles and fonts within Flutter
projects for better UI design. The tutorial emphasizes practical examples and hands-on
approaches to streamline the Flutter app development process effectively.

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14:00:00 In this section, the speaker demonstrates how to customize Flutter applications
by creating rounded buttons and adjusting their attributes within the code. They
emphasize the importance of using Stack widgets for overlapping elements and proper
child ordering, showcasing how to modify designs efficiently without repetitive coding by
utilizing parameter constructors. This hands-on approach allows users to easily
customize their Flutter applications without excessive rewriting, streamlining the design
process effectively.
14:05:00 In this section, the speaker discusses overlapping in Flutter app development,
emphasizing the importance of properly understanding the dimensions of elements to
avoid overlapping. They explain how placing multiple containers with varying sizes and
overlapping them can lead to confusion, highlighting the need to carefully manage the
stacking order to ensure visibility and design cohesion. The speaker also touches on
implementing text overlays and buttons within containers to create effective visual
designs in Flutter applications.
14:10:00 In this section, the tutorial discusses implementing a stack-like structure where
widgets are stacked on top of each other. It explains the concept of children in Flutter
components, highlighting the differences between linear patterns obtained from columns
and rows with relative patterns from stacks. The tutorial demonstrates creating a design
layout using containers and adjusting their sizes as well as positions by assigning
properties like width and height, offering insights into how to visually structure
components within Flutter apps.
14:15:00 In this section, the speaker discusses implementing a web visit within a Flutter
application and the need for understanding rap widget design patterns. They explore
how to replace a rap visit widget with specific movements and options within Flutter for
optimal user interface design. The speaker highlights the importance of aligning widgets
and handling issues like visibility and scrolling behavior to ensure a seamless user
experience in the app.
14:20:00 In this section, the speaker discusses adapting the design pattern to
automatically shift elements below if a screen element is not visible, providing examples
of how widgets can dynamically adjust their positioning based on available space. By
demonstrating the functionality of the pattern, focusing on features like scroll views and
list implementation, the tutorial showcases how Flutter can efficiently handle layouts and
user interactions to enhance app development.
14:25:00 In this section, the speaker discusses adjusting the vertical direction and
spacing in Flutter for a pen layout. They explain resolving rendering errors like overflow
due to pixels and how to handle them using wrapping techniques. The tutorial also
covers alignment using options like Full, Height, and Control Space while designing a
user interface, emphasizing the importance of managing space efficiently between
different elements on the screen.
14:30:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the concept of size boxes in Flutter,
explaining how to use equal spacing and accommodate different widgets within parent
and child elements. They delve into manipulating dimensions, such as width and height,
for creating a layout design with specific sizes using size boxes like DotExpand and
 DotShrink, emphasizing the automatic adjustment of sizes based on provided values.
The explanation includes practical examples and techniques for implementing size boxes
effectively in Flutter app development.
14:35:00 In this section, the speaker discusses working within Android Studio and Flutter
framework, showcasing code implementation differences and the flexibility in using
various IDEs. They delve into designing UI elements like size boxes and buttons,
emphasizing the concept of with and height within containers. The tutorial covers
elements like buttons and their properties, demonstrating how to implement design
changes by utilizing size boxes effectively, ensuring proper layout and design alignment.
14:40:00 In this section, the speaker explains how to set up minimum and maximum
height and width for a string within a box, demonstrating the application of constraints
and understanding the relationship between centering and the box's constraints. By
adjusting values like minimum height and width within the control properties, the changes
are visible and automatic, showcasing the flexibility and control one can have over the
sizing of elements within Flutter app development.
14:45:00 In this section, the speaker explains how to handle speaking between widgets
in a Flutter app by utilizing size boxes and adjusting spacing accordingly. By using size
boxes with different orientations and configuring heights or widths, users can control the
layout and spacing of widgets effectively. The focus is on managing spacing between
widgets dynamically based on design requirements, demonstrating practical examples
within the Flutter application development process.
14:50:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains the
concept of different text styles and how to implement them in Flutter applications. He
demonstrates how to change text styles, colors, and font sizes, and shows how to create
multiple text spans. The instructor also discusses the use of child nodes and how to
create multiple text panels to format text as required. He emphasizes the importance of
understanding text formatting in Flutter development.
14:55:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains how to manage styles and apply them to text. If a user wants to change the
default style, they can do so by accessing the style options within the text and applying
their preferred color and font size. The instructor also demonstrates how to create a new
text panel and add different text styles within it, as well as how to change fonts by
creating a folder for font files within the assets and importing them using the fonts option
in the Flutter project. The instructor also touches upon how to create private classes to
manage fonts and change them within text. Overall, the instructor provides a
comprehensive guide on managing styles and fonts in Flutter app development.

15:00:00 - 16:00:00
In this 22-hour "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with Projects" YouTube tutorial, essential
topics include using icon widgets in Flutter apps with the Colors class, incorporating Font
Awesome for a variety of icons, proper code copying to avoid errors, positioning widgets
accurately using Position Visit, and managing state with stateful widgets and setState for
dynamic interface updates. The tutorial also covers creating interactive features, basic
calculations, updating values based on conditions, and implementing user input fields like
text fields. Through practical demonstrations and explanations, viewers gain valuable
insights into successfully developing Flutter applications with various customization options
and interactive elements.

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15:00:00 In this section, the speaker discusses implementing icon widgets in Flutter
applications and utilizing icon widgets like IT simple cycle. The tutorial also delves into
incorporating icons by using the Colors class and demonstrating various available icons
in Flutter. Additionally, the video covers placing an image in a container or size box within
the Flutter emulator to adjust its dimensions.
15:05:00 In this section, the speaker discusses how to use the Font Awesome icon
library to access additional and multiple icons within a Flutter application. By
incorporating these icons, users can enhance the visual elements of their app with
various options available including regular solid icons. The process involves importing
dependencies and implementing the library to enable the utilization of diverse icon sets,
offering a wide range of customization possibilities for app development.
15:10:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the importance of copying and pasting
code correctly to avoid errors in Flutter app development. They emphasize the need for
precise spelling and usage to prevent issues like missing packages due to typos. They
also demonstrate how to position widgets using the Position Visit feature, allowing for
customization of app design based on starting points like the top or bottom of the screen.
The speaker introduces the concept of utilizing icons from the Font Awesome icon library
for unique designs within Flutter applications.
15:15:00 In this section, the speaker discusses positioning widgets in Flutter, focusing on
understanding stock, stack, and book terms. They explain the concept of position visit
and how it aligns elements within the app, enabling easy placement and alignment of
widgets on the screen. Furthermore, the speaker demonstrates practical implementation
within Android Studio, creating a dummy project and modifying widget properties like
height, width, and color to customize widget appearance on the screen.
15:20:00 In this section, the speaker demonstrates how to position a visit within a
container using Flutter. Through adjusting attributes like position and height, the visit can
be precisely placed on the screen as desired. The example showcases the flexibility of
managing UI elements within Flutter to create varied designs. Additionally, the speaker
discusses incorporating logic into user interfaces to perform operations like addition,
subtraction, division, and multiplication, highlighting the versatility of building interactive
elements in Flutter through logical implementations.
15:25:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the importance of managing state in
Flutter app development, emphasizing the role of UI in user interactions. They delve into
the concept of stateful and stateless widgets, explaining how to update values in the user
interface based on user input and generate results dynamically. The speaker also
touches on the significance of reflecting changes in the UI without restarting the entire
screen, highlighting the need for proper state management techniques like rebuild
functions.
15:30:00 In this section, the speaker discusses creating stateful widgets, explaining the
concept of StatefulWidget and how to implement it practically using Android Studio. By
building a basic project with a Stateful widget, the tutorial demonstrates how to manage
and update the widget's status within a project, emphasizing the significance of reflecting
changes in the user interface (UI) through StatefulWidget extensions. The excerpt covers
the importance of creating and understanding the logic behind StatefulVisit widget
extensions, preparing learners to build a complete application with multiple UI elements.
15:35:00 In this section, the speaker discusses updating values in a Flutter application
and explains how to manage state using setState in Flutter, allowing for the dynamic
update of counter values displayed in the app interface. By utilizing the setState function
within the StatefulWidget class, users can ensure that the counter value updates
interactively as users input data, showcasing continuous rebuilding of the app interface
with the updated values. The tutorial also covers the use of setState to manage state
changes and rebuild the app interface accordingly based on user input, emphasizing the
importance of understanding setState and its role in Flutter app development.
15:40:00 In this section, the discussion focuses on setting up stateful functions within
Flutter, particularly emphasizing the need for a createState function. The tutorial delves
into the intricacies of initializing state and managing stateful widgets, highlighting the
importance of build functions and dispose functions in handling state changes. The
explanation showcases how to create a state class using createState and demonstrates
the practical implementation by creating a simple home page setup with state
management. The tutorial emphasizes the significance of stateful widgets in Flutter app
development for beginners.
15:45:00 In this section, the speaker emphasizes the importance of consistent practice
to internalize Flutter concepts effectively. They highlight the value of developing shortcuts
through practice and diving into details while learning. By focusing on creating Stateful
Widgets and converting them to a StatefulWidget, the speaker demonstrates practical
implementation within Flutter development, guiding viewers through the process of
extending classes and functions to streamline their development workflow efficiently.
15:50:00 In this section, the speaker demonstrates how to perform basic calculations
and apply changes based on conditions in a Flutter app. They showcase updating values
dynamically and utilizing stateful widgets to reflect changes in the user interface. This
excerpt delves into managing state and incorporating calculations within the application
to enhance functionality, emphasizing the importance of understanding these concepts
for app development. By following along with the instructor's explanations, viewers gain
insights into Flutter development practices and the implementation of interactive features
within their apps.
15:55:00 In this section, the speaker discusses implementing a basic logic in an
application where users input values and based on the selected operator, the result is
displayed using a text widget. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of understanding
 how to effectively use stateful widgets, creating and updating UI components in response
to logic building, and implementing user input fields like text fields. The tutorial also
covers creating a simple dummy application to practice these concepts within Android
Studio.

16:00:00 - 17:00:00
The YouTube video covers a comprehensive Flutter full course for beginners, focusing on
various aspects such as understanding stateful widgets, creating interactive applications
through text field and button manipulation, implementing dynamic updates for numerical
calculations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, setting up ListView.Builder
for mapping lists in Flutter, handling data sources efficiently, designing containers with
children and text widgets, using constant boxes for structured design, developing a BMI
calculator app with user input and calculations, adjusting field configurations to enhance user
experience, and aligning elements while exploring different button designs and logical
operations for conditional coding in app development.

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16:00:00 In this section, the speaker discusses advanced implementations like addition,
subtraction, multiplication, and division in Flutter, emphasizing the importance of
understanding stateful widgets and how to manipulate text fields and buttons to create
interactive applications. The tutorial covers topics such as aligning widgets, utilizing
stateful centers, and implementing user inputs effectively, offering insights into enhancing
user interface elements within the app development process.
16:05:00 In this section, the content discusses implementing functionality to dynamically
update results on a Flutter app, focusing on numerical calculations. By integrating text
input fields for numbers and ensuring the correct data type is captured, the tutorial
illustrates how to handle user input for mathematical operations like addition. The
process involves converting input values, managing state updates, and showing the
calculated result visually within the app interface while emphasizing the need for
accurate handling of numerical data for reliable outcomes in the application.
16:10:00 In this section, the speaker discusses implementing logic for addition and
subtraction buttons in a Flutter app. They focus on handling logic and updating results
dynamically, emphasizing the need to update state accordingly. The tutorial delves into
coding for multiplication and division, showcasing how to apply these operations
effectively within the app to ensure accurate calculations and results display. The tutorial
aims to provide a foundational understanding of basic arithmetic operations through
practical Flutter app development examples.
16:15:00 In this section of the video, the instructor explains how to map a list in Flutter
using the ListView.Builder. He discusses the importance of understanding the list's
pattern and how to repeat the same pattern with different content. The instructor also
mentions that as the list grows, it becomes essential to create a dynamic list using a
ListView.Builder. He demonstrates this by opening a default project in Android Studio,
removing unnecessary code, and creating a list with some dynamic data.
16:20:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the role of mapping data and setting up
multiple content sources to be stored in a list for future use in the app. They explain the
process of understanding data manipulation and creating a list with dummy data,
emphasizing the importance of comprehending data sources for database interactions
and API connections. The discussion delves into setting up child elements within a
design, utilizing the map function to efficiently handle data across various indexes, and
the significance of maintaining consistent data representation throughout the app
development process.
16:25:00 In this section, the speaker discusses creating a container with children and
text widgets in Flutter, using the map function to iterate over elements in a list, and
setting up multiple values based on different indexes. The focus is on designing widgets
to display data efficiently and aligning text within the container while utilizing features like
map to streamline the process for each element in the list. The tutorial emphasizes the
concept of mapping values to create dynamic content layouts efficiently in the Flutter
framework.
16:30:00 In this section, the speaker discusses implementing constant boxes within
Flutter applications. They explain the concept of constant boxes and the parameters
involved, demonstrating how to set limits through constants within a widget visit,
ensuring specific width and height constraints. The tutorial delves into the practical
implementation of constant boxes within the Flutter design, emphasizing the importance
of defining maximum and minimum values for widgets. The speaker provides guidance
on using Flutter widgets efficiently by setting boundaries on maximum and minimum
sizing parameters for a more structured design approach.
16:35:00 In this section, the individual is setting up a button within a constant box in
Flutter, adjusting parameters like font size, maximum height, and minimum height. The
focus is on visually demonstrating the impact of these settings on the content display
within the box, ensuring proper cropping and visibility of text. Explanations are provided
on how to manage overflowing text and control the height of the button dynamically
based on the content. Examples include specifying a fixed maximum height while
allowing the minimum height to adjust automatically, highlighting the flexibility and control
available when designing Flutter app elements.
16:40:00 In this section, the instructor covers the concept of calculating Body Mass
Index (BMI) in an app development scenario. They demonstrate how to create a BMI
calculator app by capturing user input for weight and height, applying mathematical
calculations to derive the BMI value, and updating the UI to reflect whether the user falls
into categories like underweight, healthy, or overweight based on the calculated BMI.
The tutorial also includes setting up and utilizing the simulator in Android Studio for
testing the app interface.
16:45:00 In this section, the speaker navigates through design elements in a project,
adjusting fields for user input. They focus on creating a view with headings, text fields for
input including weight in kg, height in feet/inches, and buttons for calculation. By utilizing
 text editing controllers, the speaker demonstrates how to extract and manipulate user-
entered values for calculations. This practical hands-on approach provides insights into
setting up control elements like weight controllers, fit controllers, and calculating formulas
based on user input for a well-rounded understanding of design implementation in Flutter
development.
16:50:00 In this section, the speaker discusses adding labels to fields in a Flutter app
development project. Users are shown how to use decorators to style input fields, such
as configuring label positioning, user input options, and keyboard behavior. The tutorial
demonstrates how to customize the appearance and behavior of text editing fields by
adjusting decoration properties like icons and sizes, emphasizing the importance of
practicing code creation to enhance command proficiency in app development.
16:55:00 In this section, the speaker discusses aligning the center of the pen using the
axis and cross axis terminology within the Flutter app development environment. They
also explore implementing different button designs, such as elevated buttons, and the
conditional coding required based on user input when calculating values. The speaker
introduces logical operations to handle scenarios like empty fields and guides the user
through setting up conditions for performing mathematical calculations based on input
validation.

17:00:00 - 18:00:00
The YouTube video tutorial on Flutter app development for beginners covers various aspects
including validating required fields in a BMI calculator app, converting units for accurate
calculations, dynamically changing colors based on conditions, creating and navigating
between multiple screens, converting stateless to stateful widgets, setting up navigation with
Material Page Route, implementing splash screens, setting up timers for screen transitions,
and passing data between screens effectively in Flutter applications. The tutorial provides a
structured approach to understanding and implementing these fundamental concepts for
creating visually appealing and functional Flutter apps.

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17:00:00 In this section, the speaker highlights the need for validating required fields
before performing calculations in a BMI calculator app. They demonstrate how the app
updates the result value based on weight and height input, ensuring that all fields are
filled for accurate calculations. The speaker emphasizes the importance of converting
units like inches to centimeters to calculate accurate BMI values, showcasing a practical
approach to data validation and conversion in Flutter app development.
17:05:00 In this section, the speaker describes a calculation process involving
converting inches to centimeters, utilizing formulas and performing mathematical
operations to determine total values. They go through adjusting the text display based on
calculated results, ensuring proper updates in the app's interface, and making
adjustments to the background color for aesthetic reasons in the Flutter app
development tutorial.
17:10:00 In this section, the speaker discusses how to dynamically change colors based
on specific conditions in Flutter coding. They cover setting up default colors, defining
variables for different color states, and implementing conditional statements to determine
which color to display. The tutorial guides viewers through managing color changes in
the app interface, ensuring that the color scheme adapts based on various scenarios
within the Flutter app development process.
17:15:00 In this section, the speaker discusses creating multiple screens within a Flutter
application and linking them to navigate between screens. They demonstrate how to
switch from one screen to another based on user interactions, emphasizing the
organization of screens as a collection within the project for easy navigation and
development. The tutorial covers basic concepts for beginners to understand screen
creation and integration, with examples on implementing different screens and linking
them effectively.
17:20:00 In this section, the speaker discusses converting stateless to stateful widgets in
Flutter. The focus is on creating screens with multiple pages and switching between them
using buttons. The tutorial covers setting up basic screens, handling logic for switching
screens based on user actions like tapping buttons, and delves into the design and
functioning aspects of Flutter app development. The excerpt emphasizes the process of
understanding how to switch between screens and implement user interface changes
based on user interactions.
17:25:00 In this section, the speaker discusses setting up navigation between screens in
a Flutter app. They demonstrate the process of creating a Material Page Route and
explaining the importance of managing memory efficiently using push and pop
operations. Additionally, they delve into the concept of navigating from one screen to
another using the Navigator class, emphasizing the implementation of proper screen
transitions within the app.
17:30:00 In this section, an anonymous function is discussed within the material page
root, handling navigation within a Flutter app. By utilizing elevated buttons and the
navigator dot push method, the tutorial demonstrates how to seamlessly navigate
between multiple screens, providing insights on screen design and user interaction
through the app's structure. It also emphasizes the importance of understanding how to
execute actions effectively within the app for a dynamic and user-friendly experience.
17:35:00 In this section, the speaker discusses implementing a splash screen in a Flutter
app for a few seconds at the start to display branding or loading animations. The
importance of using a flash screen is emphasized along with managing screen
transitions to prevent reentry into splash screens when navigating between screens. The
process involves creating a separate Dart file for the splash screen and the navigation
functionality provided by Flutter is highlighted for seamless user experience.
17:40:00 In this section, the developer discusses creating a Flutter app with a splash
screen as the starting screen. The video explains how to structure the app's navigation
flow, including navigating from the splash screen to the dashboard screen. The tutorial
covers setting up the splash screen design elements and integrating animations to
enhance the user interface. The coding process involves utilizing classes like Timer to
 automate screen transitions and control the app's execution based on specific time
intervals. The emphasis is on building a visually appealing and functional splash screen
while understanding the logic behind initiating actions upon app launch.
17:45:00 In this section, the instructor explains the process of setting up a timer in Flutter
to navigate between screens after a specific duration. By utilizing state management and
previous classes' knowledge, the instructor demonstrates how to execute code to display
a splash screen for a few seconds before automatically moving to the main dashboard
screen. Through the use of a timer class and managing durations effectively, the
instructor showcases how to control the transition between screens seamlessly for a
more engaging user experience.
17:50:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
navigate between screens and pass data in Flutter. He discusses how when a user
navigates from one screen to another, any data associated with that user can be passed
along using various methods such as passing it through the navigation route or storing it
in a shared widget. The instructor also demonstrates how to create a container in Dart to
manage data and includes an "enabled" button within it. He further explains that if the
data is already available in the user's memory when building the application, the
developer can manually pass it along, but if the data is coming from a remote source, the
developer must consider how to efficiently manage the data transfer using the navigation
page route.
17:55:00 In this section, the speaker discusses creating a simple controller for a text field
within a Flutter app, emphasizing the importance of understanding text fields and their
implementation. By setting up this basic controller, viewers can build a foundation for
their Flutter development journey, enabling them to efficiently manage text field values
run time. Through the process of constructing the controller and assigning values, the
video tutorial aims to clarify concepts essential for effective app development with Flutter.

18:00:00 - 19:00:00
In the YouTube video "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with Projects," various sections
cover essential topics for Flutter app development. The tutorial delves into persisting data,
utilizing range sliders, customizing color gradients, creating gradient patterns, adjusting color
variations, managing transparency, implementing circular patterns, styling containers,
modifying values in an electrical context, organizing images, and applying animations using
AnimatedContainers in Flutter applications. The instructor emphasizes practical
implementation, such as dynamically updating values based on user input, creating
appealing color transitions, and ensuring responsiveness across different screen sizes.
Through detailed explanations and hands-on demonstrations, viewers gain insights into
effectively using colors, gradients, and animations to enhance the visual appeal and user
experience of Flutter applications.

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18:00:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the importance of persisting data in
Flutter apps and demonstrates how to utilize range sliders within the app interface for
form fields or user settings modification. By setting the starting and ending points of the
range slider, users can define specific value ranges with labels for a refined user
interaction experience, showcasing practical implementation within Android Studio
through creating and customizing range values and labels accordingly.
18:05:00 In this section, the tutorial demonstrates updating ranges based on user input
in a Flutter app development project. The excerpt shows how to dynamically adjust
values by dragging elements and dividing ranges. By utilizing set state functions, the
tutorial illustrates how to update and display changes in UI elements accurately in
response to user interactions. The code implementation showcased addresses adjusting
values within defined ranges for optimal user experience.
18:10:00 In this section, the speaker discusses how to customize the color gradient
within a Flutter application. They explain the concept of color mixing and gradients using
real-world examples like sunsets or sky colors to demonstrate how different colors blend
to form unique shades. The speaker also explores the impact of light reflection on color
perception and how default colors like black or blue are perceived in different scenarios
such as in space or within the Earth's atmosphere. Overall, this section provides insights
into understanding and implementing color gradients effectively within Flutter
applications.
18:15:00 In this section, the speaker discusses creating gradient patterns based on
colors signifying day and night transitions, such as blue for day and orange for sunset.
The explanation delves into the application of gradients within the Flutter app
development environment, showcasing how to achieve unique and appealing color
transitions for visual elements. Through practical implementation and hands-on
demonstration, viewers are guided on how to utilize decoration attributes and gradients
effectively to enhance the design aesthetics within their Flutter projects.
18:20:00 In this section, the speaker discusses color variations in Flutter app
development. They demonstrate how to create gradients, mix colors, and choose
appropriate color combinations using a website for reference. The tutorial goes into detail
on adjusting transparency levels for colors by modifying hexadecimal codes, providing
insights on creating visually appealing gradients for app interfaces.
18:25:00 In this section, the speaker discusses color combinations and transparency in
Flutter app development. He explains the importance of defining transparency levels for
colors, creating gradient patterns using different color combinations, and setting starting
and ending points for color transitions. The speaker also demonstrates how to
manipulate color values and achieve specific color patterns in the app interface. The
detailed explanation provides insight into how to effectively use colors and gradients to
enhance the visual appeal of Flutter applications.
18:30:00 In this section, the speaker discusses implementing a circular pattern within a
Flutter application. They explain the concept of clipping in the context of digital platforms
and how it allows for cropping and modifying visuals. The tutorial delves into utilizing
 circular decorations and circular habitats to create circular images effectively,
showcasing design considerations and practical applications within Flutter development.
18:35:00 In this section, the speaker discusses styling options for containers in Flutter,
focusing on adjusting things like border radii and clip behavior. They delve into the
specifics of utilizing the BoxDecoration class for setting borders and radius, offering ways
to clip items based on different requirements. The tutorial also covers aspects like
wrapping containers with different borders and radii options, showing how these
modifications can impact the visual representation of widgets.
18:40:00 In this section, the speaker discusses adjusting values in an electrical context
for accuracy in Flutter app development. By demonstrating adjustments in radius and
direction, the tutorial highlights how to modify shapes and designs effectively within the
app interface. The tutorial also covers the inclusion and implementation of images using
widgets, illustrating the practical aspects of incorporating visual elements in Flutter
applications for a more dynamic user experience.
18:45:00 In this section, the speaker discusses creating folders and including images for
Flutter app development. They explain the process of organizing images into specific
folders within the project directory for better management. The importance of structuring
assets within appropriate folders is highlighted to ease development and avoid errors.
The emphasis is on simplifying the process by properly organizing resources like fonts
and images for efficient app development.
18:50:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course For Beginners video, the instructor
explains how to use AnimatedContainers in Flutter applications. An AnimatedContainer is
a type of container that can be animated, allowing developers to apply animations to
various properties of their widgets. The instructor discusses how to import the
AnimatedContainer library and apply animations to containers within the application. He
also mentions that there are limited free vectors available for those who want to import
their own assets, and provides a link to the starting classes and sessions for further
learning. The instructor then demonstrates how to create a simple project and apply
animations to buttons and other components, using events and time to trigger the
animations. He also discusses how to update the data in response to changes in the
media query and how to make the application responsive. Throughout the section, the
instructor emphasizes the importance of creating universal solutions and adapting to
various screen sizes and orientations.
18:55:00 In this section, the speaker discusses applying animations within Flutter,
focusing on using animated containers to easily add animations. They explain the
importance of duration in animations, emphasizing that the animation speed is
determined by the duration provided. By demonstrating how to animate containers and
buttons, the tutorial delves into the concept of automatically animating elements based
on changes in properties like size or visibility, showcasing how these animations play out
across different screen sizes and functionalities within the application.

19:00:00 - 20:00:00
The Flutter Full Course for Beginners with Projects tutorial covers applying animations to
containers in a Flutter application to create dynamic size changes by updating variables and
user interactions. It emphasizes the use of stateful widgets and functions for effective
animation triggering, focusing on responsive user interfaces. Discussions include toggling
animation effects, controlling animation speeds with bounce effects, implementing animated
opacity for visibility changes, managing states for visible animation changes, adding
animations to buttons, and applying animations with cross-feed effects for visual appeal in
Flutter projects. Various examples and demonstrations guide viewers through implementing
different animations to enhance user experience within Flutter app development.

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19:00:00 In this section, the speaker demonstrates how to apply animations to

containers in a Flutter application by changing their size dynamically using values stored
in variables. By updating the height and width of the container based on user
interactions, the animated container reflects the changes in size with smooth transitions.
The tutorial also focuses on the importance of utilizing stateful widgets and functions to
update values and trigger animations effectively, ensuring a responsive and engaging
user interface.
19:05:00 In this section, the speaker demonstrates code functionality related to toggling
animation effects within a Flutter project. The excerpt focuses on adjusting container
properties dynamically based on user input, showcasing how animated containers can
update their appearance instantly. The tutorial also delves into how to toggle button
colors and apply animations to create visual effects, emphasizing the importance of
managing variables and state changes effectively to achieve dynamic UI interactions.
19:10:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
add animation to a container and change its properties. He discusses the use of
decoration boxes, such as border radii and box shadows, to modify the container's
appearance. The instructor also mentions that these decorations can be applied to the
container itself or to an animated container. He demonstrates how to create a new
decoration class and apply it to a container, and explains that the color of the container
will change accordingly. The instructor also discusses the importance of understanding
the basics of animation, as it will determine where the animation values appear within the
container. He emphasizes that when the animation is active, the starting and ending
points of the animation will be visible, and when the container runs in reverse, the
starting and ending points will appear and disappear accordingly. The instructor also
mentions that the number of attributes that can be changed within the container depends
on the specific animation being used.
19:15:00 In this section, the speaker explains how to control animation speeds in Flutter,
highlighting linear speeds by default and showing how to give bounce effects through
variations in animation speed. They elaborate on principles like uniform speed and
altering the rate of change for animations, using curves and animated containers to
manipulate speeds dynamically. The discussion draws analogies to dance movements
and video editing techniques to illustrate the impact of speed changes in animations.
19:20:00 In this section, the speaker discusses animated opacity within Flutter,
explaining how to implement visibility changes and animations. By adjusting the alpha
values of widgets, users can control when they transition from visible to invisible
smoothly, enhancing user interface elements within the Flutter application. The concept
of animated opacity is explored in conjunction with animated containers and lists,
showcasing how to create engaging visual effects through visibility changes triggered by
actions or component interactions.
19:25:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the importance of managing states while
applying animations to widgets in a Flutter project. They highlight setting opacity values
during runtime to trigger animations effectively, emphasizing the significance of state
management for creating visible changes in animations. The speaker demonstrates how
to adjust visibility and opacity within animated widgets while optimizing code by removing
redundant and unnecessary sections. By focusing on the underlying state changes and
animated properties, they guide viewers on implementing animations and transitions
effectively within Flutter app development, ensuring a seamless user experience.
19:30:00 In this section, the focus is on adding animations to a button in Flutter. The
tutorial demonstrates adjusting visibility and opacity using a global variable, which affects
the animation display when the button is interacted with. By toggling the visibility and
opacity values within the set state function, the tutorial showcases how to control the
visual effects of animations triggered by user interactions effectively.
19:35:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the implementation of animations with
cross-feed effects. They explain how to apply animations between components to
improve the user interface's visual appeal, focusing on concepts like elastic animation
and animated opacity. By carefully managing animation transitions and effects,
developers can enhance the user experience within their applications, creating a more
engaging and dynamic interface that responds effectively to user interactions.
19:40:00 In this section, the speaker discusses implementing practical aspects like
making the second widget visible in Android Studio to demonstrate animations. They
navigate through adding animations to different IDs within the Flutter frame, emphasizing
the importance of managing state changes for animations to apply properly. The tutorial
touches on naming projects effectively to enhance project visibility and aid in identifying
components, emphasizing the significance of clear project titles and practicing good
project-naming conventions.
19:45:00 In this section, the speaker discusses implementing animations in a Flutter
project by showcasing how to toggle state changes using buttons. This involves utilizing
conditional statements and setting up actions triggered by user interaction. The
demonstration illustrates how to manage state changes and control visibility of
components based on certain conditions, creating a responsive user interface.
19:50:00 In this section, the speaker demonstrates how to wire animation functions to a
button in Flutter. By explaining the process step by step, emphasizing the importance of
correct practices to avoid errors, they guide the audience through setting up animated
cross-fade effects and elevating buttons upon pressing. The focus is on implementing
 animations smoothly and efficiently within the Flutter framework, along with reminders to
follow best practices to ensure the proper functioning of the app.
19:55:00 In this section, the speaker discusses implementing hero animations in a
Flutter application by navigating between screens and using different animations for
transitions. They demonstrate how tapping on elements triggers specific animations,
such as opening a new page with a hero animation effect. The speaker delves into the
concept of hero animations being crucial for screen navigation, showcasing how they are
a prominent feature in Flutter applications for smooth transitions. They also hint at
exploring further animation types in upcoming videos, emphasizing the importance and
implementation of animated cross-fade effects for enhancing user experience within the
application interface.

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The YouTube video provides a detailed tutorial on implementing animations in Flutter app
development. It covers creating various animations such as Hero animations, 3D lists, map
functions, and color animations, offering practical insights into enhancing user interfaces
through dynamic effects. The instructor explains concepts like Tweening animations,
animation controllers, and managing state updates to achieve smooth animations effectively.
By following the comprehensive guide, viewers can grasp the fundamentals of animation
implementation in Flutter and apply them to create visually appealing and engaging user
experiences in their applications.

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20:00:00 In this section, the speaker demonstrates creating a Flutter project in Android
Studio, naming it "Hero." They delve into coding adjustments and integrating animations
by including them in the project. The focus shifts to setting up a Hero animation,
specifying the image assets to be used, and linking them within the code to initiate the
animation effect when navigating between screens. By following these steps, the
speaker lays the groundwork for implementing Hero animations in the Flutter app
development process.
20:05:00 In this section, the speaker discusses implementing animations within a Flutter
app to enhance the user interface. They demonstrate how to apply a Hero animation,
which creates a transition effect when moving between screens. By including small
animations throughout the app, users can improve the overall user experience and add a
dynamic touch to their UI design. The tutorial showcases how to integrate and customize
animations using Flutter's Hero widget, providing users with a guide to enhance their
app's visual appeal and user engagement.
20:10:00 In this section, the speaker discusses creating a 3D list within a Flutter
application, explaining the limitations of practical implementation due to the nature of
screens. They delve into creating illusions with shadows and gradients, showcasing how
to include 3D effects using a simple list view builder. The tutorial also touches on
integrating 3D lists, emphasizing the adjustments needed and addressing any required
parameters for successful implementation.
20:15:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains the
importance of understanding the requirements of a List view and creating a map function
to respond to different items in the list. He demonstrates how to create a list with multiple
items and containers, and shows how to map a function to each item in the list to display
different content. The instructor also discusses the use of a height argument and creating
a side angle view for better representation. He emphasizes the need for a practical
implementation and mentions that the user might encounter a problem if the
DotListBuilder class is not present, as it is required to load multiple contents at once and
build the design only once. The instructor then proceeds to create a new class called
"Are" and builds an upper container to understand what's inside the list, which includes
indices, equivalents, and a black list.
20:20:00 In this section, the speaker discusses setting up multiple data in Flutter using
the map function to quickly design and display different content for each index in a list.
By utilizing the map function, they demonstrate how to efficiently handle varying values
for each index in a list, ultimately showcasing the dynamic nature of content display in
the application. This approach allows for quicker design implementation along with
individualized content representation for each list item.
20:25:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains how to
implement animations in Flutter. He begins by discussing the concept of Tweening
animations and how they are implemented practically. The instructor then goes on to
explain the role of components in controlling animations and how to use various types of
animations like Bouncing, Fading, and Translation animations. He also discusses the
importance of understanding the concepts of Beginning and Ending points, timing, and
duration in animations. The instructor then demonstrates how to create and control
animations using various classes and tools like Tween, AnimationController, and
Animation. Overall, the instructor provides a comprehensive guide to implementing
animations in Flutter applications.
20:30:00 In this section, the speaker discusses updating state within UI by setting state
in the controller to reset UI components, creating animations, managing controller
retirement, and implementing a single provider mixing class to achieve animations
effectively. By explaining the practical implementation of these concepts, viewers can
understand and apply animations seamlessly. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of
grasping the base ideas and company concepts for smoother practical execution in
Flutter development.
20:35:00 In this section, the speaker discusses incorporating animation controllers in
Flutter by adding a listener to monitor value changes, emphasizing the importance of
duration setting for animations. They explore parameter definitions within constructors,
showcasing optional and positional parameters, and highlight the need for correct
parameter order despite their flexibility in assignment. The discussion extends to values
updated in real-time, showing how modifying values affects animation speed
 dynamically, providing a deeper understanding of animation control and timing in Flutter
development.
20:40:00 In this section, the speaker demonstrates animating values from 0 to 200 using
animation controllers in a Flutter application. They show how to control the forward
movement of values to create a smooth animation. By updating the values within the
animation controllers, the speaker showcases how to reflect these changes on the user
interface, providing practical insights into handling animations smoothly by setting states
accordingly.
20:45:00 In this section, the speaker discusses implementing color animations in Flutter
using color tweens to smoothly transition between different colors on objects in an
application. By adjusting parameters like timing and values for colors, they demonstrate
how to create dynamic color changes in objects, providing users with visually appealing
transitions between different hues. The tutorial highlights the use of color animation
controllers and how to efficiently manage color transitions through coding logic to
achieve desired visual effects in Flutter applications.
20:50:00 In this section, the video covers creating a ripple effect animation within a
Flutter app. The tutorial explains how the ripple effect is achieved when tapping on
buttons or interacting with elements in the application interface. By using twin
animations, viewers can learn how to integrate triple animations for creating visual
effects like expanding circles gradually becoming larger. The lesson emphasizes the
importance of learning previously covered concepts such as animation controllers and
state providers before diving into implementing these effects in the app's design.
20:55:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the process of integrating animations
within Flutter app development. By using inflation within the UI and controlling elements
through animation controllers, the tutorial explains how to gradually increase the size of
circles with a triple effect, ultimately leading to a clear display of the animation logic.
Setting up private variables in classes and understanding the implementation process
becomes crucial in ensuring accurate animation control and continuous updates to the
view. By assigning animation controllers and listeners, the tutorial demonstrates how to
continuously update and manage animations within the Flutter app development
environment.

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The YouTube video provides a comprehensive Flutter full course for beginners, spanning 22
hours and covering various topics such as Flutter app development, circular designs,
animations, data storage, shared preferences, updating dependencies, and managing user-
specific data efficiently. The instructor emphasizes utilizing functions and mapping
techniques to streamline code, creating animations for visually appealing designs, and
employing shared preferences for proper data management and user interactions. The
tutorial also explores the significance of updating dependencies, handling text fields,
managing values effectively, and integrating shared preferences to enhance the overall user
experience within the app. Throughout the video, viewers are encouraged to write clean,
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21:00:00 In this section, the speaker discusses Flutter app development, focusing on
creating circular designs with varying radii. They emphasize avoiding repetitive code by
utilizing functions, mapping lists for different values in widgets, and using map functions
for efficient coding. By employing functions and mapping techniques, they demonstrate
how to streamline the creation of circular shapes with different sizes and designs in a
Flutter application.
21:05:00 In this section, the speaker discusses implementing animations in Flutter to
create a circulate effect where circles gradually increase in size and become invisible
over a span of time through the manipulation of values in animation controllers. By
adjusting the values dynamically, they demonstrate how to control the visibility and size
of the animated circles to achieve a ripple effect, ensuring minimal circles while
incrementing progressively to maintain a visually appealing design.
21:10:00 In this section, the speaker discusses working with animations and
demonstrates how to control animations between zero and one values through animation
controllers. By setting lower bounds within the animation controller, icons can be
positioned within containers to display data effectively. The tutorial also delves into
persistently storing data in a filter application, explaining the significance and options
available when storing data locally, introducing the concept of shared preferences and
how it aids in data storage within the application.
21:15:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the importance of managing user-
specific data within an app, focusing on storing and handling data related to user
interactions and preferences to enhance their experience. They explain the concept of
shared preferences for storing smaller sets of data like user preferences and login
information, as well as databases for managing larger datasets efficiently. The speaker
emphasizes the need to handle data storage based on the size and specificity of the
data, with examples of how to store and manage user interactions to improve the overall
user experience within the app.
21:20:00 In this section, the focus is on implementing shared preferences in Flutter for
proper data management, particularly when dealing with large datasets or multi-
language support. The tutorial emphasizes integrating shared preferences package to
handle persistent local storage within an app. It also delves into the importance of
supporting various Android and iOS versions to ensure compatibility and effective
implementation of shared preferences in different platforms.
21:25:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the importance of updating
dependencies in flutter projects to ensure compatibility with the latest versions. By
adding dependencies accurately, including normal and data dependencies, and
addressing any issues like missing spaces, the tutorial emphasizes the necessity of
understanding and managing components to ensure smooth functioning of the project.
Additionally, the tutorial touches upon the significance of storing values and managing
heavy virtual devices for Android, showcasing how to create and clean simulations as
part of optimizing the project.
21:30:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the value retrieval process, emphasizing
the importance of understanding text fields, controllers, and how to manage shared
preferences effectively. They highlight the significance of being informed about text fields
and their role in Flutter app development, explaining how to handle asynchronous tasks
such as sync and async data handling. The speaker also touches upon the concept of
initializing data and asynchronously handling functions, providing insights into the
practical and industrial application of shared preferences in Flutter development.
21:35:00 In this section of the Flutter Full Course video, the instructor explains the
concept of functions and their handling in Flutter. He discusses the use of return types,
feature breaks, and handling functions within other functions. The instructor also touches
upon the importance of handling asynchronous functions and the significance of state
management. He advises against using multiple tabs or passwords that are the same
and emphasizes the need for unique variables and directories. The instructor also
mentions the importance of setting up initial states and converting stateful widgets to
stateless widgets when necessary. Throughout the video, the instructor encourages
viewers to write clean, concise code and make use of comments for better
understanding.
21:40:00 In this section, the video explains how to create functions like "get value" to
save time when repeatedly using certain functions in Flutter app development. It
emphasizes the importance of naming functions correctly and handling potential issues
related to spelling errors, advising against copy-pasting for better understanding and
avoiding complications. The tutorial goes on to demonstrate creating variables within a
class and the significance of static constants in determining values that remain
unchanged at runtime, providing insights on differentiating variables for effective coding
practices.
21:45:00 In this section, the speaker discusses storing values in capital letters where
declaring them allows for identification and helps differentiate static final variables written
in capital letters from static constant variables. By declaring values in one place and
accessing them in multiple locations without the need for copy-pasting, the efficiency of
updating variables like names is highlighted. The speaker demonstrates updating
variables through set state for user interface updates, emphasizing the importance of
proper coding practices for efficient app development.
21:50:00 In this section, the speaker discusses integrating runtime changes in a Flutter
application and storing data securely using shared preferences. They emphasize
managing user-specific data like login details and highlight the importance of handling
shared preferences practically in app development to ensure user data integrity. The
discussion also includes skipping login screens for returning users and managing user-
specific data effectively within the app for a seamless user experience.
21:55:00 In this section, the speaker discusses integrating a boolean value to manage
the mandatory display of the login screen based on user login status. They emphasize
 the need to handle the value within the shared preferences to decide whether to skip the
login screen and directly navigate to the home screen. By incorporating shared
preferences and practical examples to illustrate the integration process, the tutorial
delves into creating a basic UI login screen with simple text fields and buttons,
showcasing how to manage the login logic effectively while considering user preferences
for a seamless experience.

22:00:00 - 22:15:00
The video tutorial on "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with Projects" covers topics such as
navigating through different screens, managing user values, checking conditions, and
organizing project files. The instructor emphasizes the importance of handling initial values
and conditions for login screens, managing state and user data efficiently, streamlining
navigation through conditional programming, and organizing project files for easy access
and filtering. Additionally, the tutorial touches on implementing features like timers, dynamic
app functionalities, and a logout button for enhanced user experiences.

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22:00:00 In this section, the speaker discusses navigating through different screens in
Flutter app development, focusing on login screens and managing user values. They
explain handling initial values and conditions for login screens, ensuring correct retrieval
of values, and setting up functions like timers for screen transitions efficiently. The tutorial
emphasizes the importance of correctly managing state and user data to ensure smooth
navigation between screens while avoiding unnecessary complications in coding.
22:05:00 In this section, the speaker discusses checking conditions within a Flutter app
to determine navigation based on boolean values. They focus on using conditional
programming to streamline the process and handle scenarios such as pushing
replacement screens based on different outcomes like successful logins or errors. The
speaker emphasizes the need to navigate users appropriately within the application,
ensuring that certain screens like login pages are accessed only when required actions
are met. Additionally, dynamic app functionalities and database interactions are touched
upon for enhanced user experiences.
22:10:00 In this section, the speaker discusses making the class private for ease of use,
focusing on login functionality in the app's development. They detail how specific
operations within the app, like clearing data or managing user preferences, can be
streamlined, enhancing user experience. The tutorial touches on the importance of
implementing a logout button in the app for effective navigation and functionality.
22:15:00 In this section of the "Flutter Full Course For Beginners with Projects" video,
the instructor explains how to organize project files in Google Drive and convert them to
Flutter format using utility tools. He also suggests creating a project with a specific name
for easy filtering and organizing. The instructor then discusses the importance of logging
in to YouTube Studio and integrating the login button, as well as creating a task for users
to submit their projects and complete specific tasks. He also mentions upcoming videos
where they will learn how to use the internet and build interactions, and promises a live
session with more interaction and improvement opportunities. The instructor encourages
viewers to like, comment, subscribe, and share the video to support the class.