Mastering Flutter (BpB)
Friday, 28 March 2025

This book starts at the beginner level and shows how to use Flutter to create apps.  Kevin Moore shows how to develop a movie app with animations,  a movie API to get the latest movie information, and uses Firebase to store user information. The app connects to the internet, saves data locally, and uses Firebase to handle user accounts and send notifications. Readers will learn how to make the app work on websites and computers, respond to user actions, and add extra features from Flutter's package library. The final steps cover testing, making it run faster, and getting it ready for users to download.

<ASIN: 9365899176>

Author: Kevin Moore 
Publisher: BpB
Date: February 2025
Pages: 564
ISBN: 978-9365899177
Print: 9365899176
Kindle: B0DXDZXDC8
Audience: Beginners wanting to learn Flutter
Level: Introductory
Category: Phone/mobile

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