Flutter Mobile
App Development
Your 14-week journey from zero to a production-ready mobile app.
I'm a Senior Flutter developer working with Dart, Flutter and mobile development for the last 6+ years. I build AI systems, mobile apps, and production software — things real people use every day.
Most courses show you widgets. I'll show you how to think about apps — state, data flow, architecture, and why things break in production at 2am. That's the difference.
Who are you?
Introduce yourself — your name, one thing you love outside tech, and pick your current programming level below.
Complete Beginner
Never written code before — that's totally fine!
Some Basics
HTML, CSS, a bit of Python or JavaScript
Knows OOP
Classes, functions, loops — one language comfortably
Experienced Dev
Backend, web or mobile — exploring Flutter now
📌 Wherever you are is the right starting point. This course builds from the ground up — no one gets left behind.
What is Flutter?
Flutter is a free toolkit made by Google. The big idea? Write your code once, deploy it everywhere.
🇳🇵 Most Nepal fintech apps, wallets & startups use Flutter. One developer can cover Android and iOS simultaneously.
Dart ♡ Flutter
Two different things that work together. Understanding this from day one saves a lot of confusion.
Dart
Dart is the language you write your code in. It's the words and grammar you use to give the computer instructions.
Dart is like Lego bricks — the individual pieces you use to build things.
Flutter
Flutter is the framework that takes your Dart code and turns it into buttons, screens, and animations on any device.
Flutter is like the Lego instruction manual — it tells you exactly how to arrange those bricks into a finished spaceship (your app).
Flutter runs on 6 platforms
Write your Dart code once. Flutter compiles it natively for every platform — no rewrites, no separate teams.
In this course we focus on Android + iOS — the core mobile targets.
Flutter + Dart = Your App
Here's the simple mental model for this entire course.
Screens, buttons, logic — written in Dart
Widgets, animations, navigation — Flutter handles this
The engine that compiles and runs everything efficiently
Android or iOS — Flutter talks to the OS for camera, GPS, storage
You write Dart, Flutter translates it into a beautiful native app.
What app dev actually looks like
This course teaches all of it — not just the happy path. That's the difference between a tutorial and a real developer.
Your 14-week journey
Foundations
Dart, widget basics, layout, Material 3 UI
State & Navigation
Riverpod, GoRouter, forms, APIs, architecture
Data & Firebase
Firebase auth, Firestore, offline, device features
Release & Career
Testing, profiling, capstone, Play Store, interviews
Stack: Dart → Flutter → Riverpod → GoRouter → Firebase · 140 contact hours total
Mon–Fri: 2 hrs class + 2 hrs self-study · Saturday: open classroom for project work
Apps you might already use
Real apps, real users. The skill you're learning this week powers all of them.
eSewa / Khalti
Nepal's most-used digital wallets — Flutter powers the smooth cross-platform UI.
NIC Asia & Local Banks
Several Nepali banks ship their mobile banking apps using Flutter for speed and consistency.
Pathao / InDrive
Ride-hailing and delivery in Kathmandu — Flutter for the rider & driver-side apps.
Google Pay
Billions of daily transactions. Google rebuilt it entirely in Flutter.
Alibaba Xianyu
50M+ users — one of the first large-scale Flutter deployments. Proved it works.
Your App · Week 14
A real, releasable Flutter app — built by you, explained by you, owned by you.
Installation step by step
Pick your OS and follow each step in order. We do this together.
Download from git-scm.com and run the installer. Keep all defaults.
git --versionOpen PowerShell and run:
This takes a few minutes — Flutter is downloading.
Search Environment Variables in Start menu → Edit system environment variables → Path → New → type:
Click OK → restart PowerShell
Android toolchain warning is OK for now — ignore it.
Open Terminal (Cmd + Space → Terminal) and run:
git --versionThis downloads into your home folder ~/flutter.
This writes the path into ~/.zprofile so it works in every future terminal:
✓ Now works in every new terminal you open.
Xcode warnings are fine for now. Android toolchain too.
Your Day 1 mission
Three things. Complete all of them before you go home today.
Run your first Flutter app
See the counter? Tap +. That's real Flutter code running on your device. Yours.
Push your first repo to GitHub
Create a repo called flutter-tr06 and push today's project. Portfolio commit #1.
Write a Dart hello world on DartPad
Open dartpad.dev → declare a variable → print your name. Tomorrow's preview.
The journey of 140 hours begins with a single flutter run 🚀
Any Questions?
No question is too basic. If you're confused, someone else in the room is too. Ask now.
Now go run that flutter run 🚀