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30 Days of Flutter

Live Sessions

🔴Join us for the first Live Stream on Monday February 1st at 9:00AM PST for a walkthrough of the first week’s study resources. 

🔴Join the second Live Stream on Wednesday February 3rd at 9:00AM PST to ask your questions.  

If you can't make it during the live session (too early or late in your timezone), you can still watch the videos using the same link on demand :)

Week 1 Schedule : 

  1. Let's get started!
  2. Let’s install Flutter:
  3. While you're installing...
  4. If you are coming from another SDK or language, check out these conversion guides.
  5. And finally....
  6. Still have questions, check out the FAQ. 

Done? Let's get down to business! 
It’s time to build your first Flutter app. Check out these two codelabs to get started. If you have any questions we will briefly discuss them in our first Live Session on Monday!  

Question of the Week

You may have a lot of questions already, but we have a fun one for you to start!
  🤔“Flutter is an open source technology, but was born at Google. When was the first public commit made for Flutter?”
If you think you know the answer, share it with us #30DaysOfFlutter on Twitter. 😉 

Further Reading 

This is a lot of stuff already and enough for this week! However, if you’re still looking for more, check out these docs on how Layouts and Constraints work in Flutter.  
Check out the articles for beginners on the Flutter Community Medium.  

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