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Flutter and Dart

Learn Dart and Flutter to build good-looking Android and iOS apps from a single codebase.

Level:: Beginner to intermediate
Format:: 1:1 online mentoring

Free, no-obligation chat · Affordable plans that fit your budget · Start this week

1:1 personal attentionOne mentor, one student, at your pace.
Flexible timingsSessions that fit your week and time zone.
Affordable plansPlans that fit your budget.
Practise between sessionsShort problems that build confidence.

About this course

Learn Flutter and Dart online

Flutter lets you build apps for Android, iOS and the web from one codebase, which makes it popular with students, start-ups and freelancers. Beginners often find it hard to think in widgets, to know where state should live, and to avoid deeply nested code.

This course covers Dart fundamentals, Flutter setup, the widget tree, layouts and lists, forms, navigation, state management with Provider or Riverpod, networking and JSON, local storage, animations, testing and releasing to the app stores.

There are no self-study lessons for Flutter on MentorNxt yet (our free lessons cover Java and Python), so this course is taught through affordable 1:1 online mentoring. Message us on WhatsApp or email, or fill in the short form, for a free, no-obligation chat. We will suggest a plan that fits your budget and flexible timings in your time zone, and you can start this week.

Who this course is for

Beginners who want one codebase for Android and iOS
Students working on a mobile app project
Web or backend developers who want to build mobile apps
Freelancers and founders who need apps quickly
Developers preparing a Flutter portfolio

Outcomes

What you'll learn

Write Dart with null safety, classes, async code and collections
Build screens by composing Flutter widgets and layouts
Explain stateless and stateful widgets and when to use each
Navigate between screens and pass data safely
Manage app state with Provider or Riverpod
Fetch and parse JSON from a web API with loading and error states
Store data locally with shared preferences or SQLite
Test, debug and release an app to the stores

Skills you'll gain

Dart
Flutter
Widgets
State management
Provider
Navigation
REST APIs
JSON
Local storage
Animations
Testing
Firebase basics

Detailed syllabus

Flutter and Dart syllabus

Every module lists its topics and what you will be able to do. Your mentor plans sessions around them and your own goals.

Module 1
Dart fundamentals
The language behind Flutter.
- Variables, types and null safety
- Functions and arrow syntax
- Classes, constructors and inheritance
- Mixins and abstract classes
- Collections: List, Set and Map
- Futures, async and await
- Streams basics
By the end of this module you can
- Write clear Dart with null safety
- Use async and await for work that takes time
Covered in 1:1 mentoring sessions
Module 2
Setting up Flutter
Tools and your first app.
- Installing the Flutter SDK and an editor
- Emulators and real devices
- Project structure and pubspec.yaml
- Hot reload and hot restart
- Using packages from pub.dev
- Flutter DevTools
By the end of this module you can
- Create and run a Flutter app on a device
- Add a package and use it
Covered in 1:1 mentoring sessions
Module 3
Widgets and layouts
Everything in Flutter is a widget.
- The widget tree
- Text, Image, Icon and Button
- Row, Column and Stack
- Container, Padding and SizedBox
- Expanded and Flexible
- Material and Cupertino widgets
- Themes and fonts
By the end of this module you can
- Compose a clean screen from widgets
- Apply a theme to the whole app
Covered in 1:1 mentoring sessions
Module 4
Lists, forms and input
Showing collections and collecting data.
- ListView and GridView
- Cards and ListTile
- TextField and Form validation
- Checkboxes, switches and dropdowns
- Date and time pickers
- Responsive layouts with MediaQuery and LayoutBuilder
By the end of this module you can
- Build a validated form
- Show scrollable lists that adapt to screen size
Covered in 1:1 mentoring sessions
Module 5
Stateless and stateful widgets
How the interface changes over time.
- StatelessWidget and StatefulWidget
- setState and rebuilds
- Widget lifecycle
- Keys
- Lifting state up
- Avoiding unnecessary rebuilds
By the end of this module you can
- Explain when and why a widget rebuilds
- Choose where state should live
Covered in 1:1 mentoring sessions
Module 6
Navigation and routing
Moving between screens.
- Navigator push and pop
- Named routes and go_router
- Passing and returning data
- Bottom navigation and tabs
- Drawers
- Deep links overview
By the end of this module you can
- Build a multi-screen app with clean routing
- Pass data between screens
Covered in 1:1 mentoring sessions
Module 7
State management
Sharing state across the app.
- Why state management
- InheritedWidget idea
- Provider and ChangeNotifier
- Riverpod basics
- Separating UI and business logic
- Comparing Bloc and others
By the end of this module you can
- Share state across screens with Provider or Riverpod
- Keep UI code free of business logic
Covered in 1:1 mentoring sessions
Module 8
Networking and JSON
Using web APIs.
- REST and JSON
- The http package or Dio
- Models with fromJson and toJson
- FutureBuilder and error handling
- Pagination and refresh
- Authentication tokens overview
By the end of this module you can
- Fetch and display API data with loading and error states
- Parse JSON into Dart models
Covered in 1:1 mentoring sessions
Module 9
Local storage and Firebase
Saving data and a simple backend.
- shared_preferences
- SQLite with sqflite or Drift
- Files and paths
- Firebase Authentication basics
- Cloud Firestore basics
- Offline thinking
By the end of this module you can
- Persist data on the device
- Connect an app to Firebase for sign-in and data
Covered in 1:1 mentoring sessions
Module 10
Animations and polish
Making apps feel smooth.
- Implicit animations
- Explicit animations and controllers
- Hero transitions
- Gestures
- Custom painting overview
- Dark mode and accessibility
By the end of this module you can
- Add smooth animations to common interactions
- Make an app accessible
Covered in 1:1 mentoring sessions
Module 11
Testing and releasing
Quality and publishing.
- Unit tests
- Widget tests
- Integration tests overview
- Debugging and performance profiling
- Build flavours and signing
- Publishing to Google Play and the App Store
By the end of this module you can
- Write unit and widget tests
- Build a release version for both stores
Covered in 1:1 mentoring sessions

Ways to learn

How you can learn Flutter and Dart

Flutter and Dart mentor, 1:1 online

A mentor who knows this course plans sessions around your goal, explains each idea with fresh examples and checks your understanding. Personal attention, flexible timings in your time zone and affordable plans that fit your budget.

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How it works

Your learning journey

Four simple steps to start Flutter and Dart with a mentor. A real person replies to you; there is no booking system.

Step 1: Talk to us
Message us on WhatsApp or email, or fill in the short form. The first chat is free, with no obligation.
Step 2: Get your plan
We listen to your goal, level and deadlines, then suggest a plan that fits your budget and timings.
Step 3: Learn with your mentor
Online 1:1 sessions with a mentor who knows your course, explains clearly and checks your understanding.
Step 4: Practise & track progress
Keep going between sessions with practice, and watch your confidence grow week by week.

Learn by doing

Projects and practice

Task manager
Add, edit and complete tasks with a validated form, Provider state and local storage.
Movie browser
Load movies from a public API, show a grid and detail screen and handle errors and refresh.
Expense tracker
Record spending by category and show totals, with data saved in SQLite.
Capstone: your own app
Plan, build, test and prepare an app of your choice for release.

Your progress

What you'll be able to do

Milestones from the start, middle and end of the syllabus.

Write clear Dart with null safety
Early on
Build a multi-screen app with clean routing
Halfway
Write unit and widget tests
By the end

FAQs

Flutter and Dart: frequently asked questions

Is there a self-study option for Flutter?

Not yet. MentorNxt's free self-study lessons cover only Java and Python today, so Flutter is taught through 1:1 mentoring. Your mentor plans sessions around your goals, explains each idea with short examples and reviews your work with you at your pace.

Do I need to know Dart before starting?

No. The course begins with Dart fundamentals. Some programming experience helps, but your mentor will set the pace for you.

Flutter or native Android and iOS?

Flutter is great when you want one codebase for both platforms. Native Kotlin or Swift gives deeper access to platform features. Your mentor can help you choose based on your goal, and we also offer native courses.

Do I need a Mac?

Not to learn Flutter and build for Android. A Mac is needed only to build and publish the iOS version.

Can a mentor help with my college project or assignment?

Yes. Mentors explain concepts, review your design and help you debug your own code. They never complete graded work or projects for you.

How much does mentoring cost?

1:1 mentoring is personal online tutoring and is affordable, with plans that fit your budget. Tell us your goal and how often you would like sessions, and our team will suggest an option that works for you in a free, no-obligation chat.

How do I get started?

Message us on WhatsApp or email, or fill in the short form on this page. Our team replies, talks through your goal and level, and arranges a mentor at flexible timings in your time zone. You can start this week.

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Last reviewed9 November 2026

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Learn Flutter and Dart online

Who this course is for

What you'll learn

Skills you'll gain

Flutter and Dart syllabus

Dart fundamentals

Setting up Flutter

Widgets and layouts

Lists, forms and input

Stateless and stateful widgets

Navigation and routing

State management

Networking and JSON

Local storage and Firebase

Animations and polish

Testing and releasing

How you can learn Flutter and Dart

Flutter and Dart mentor, 1:1 online

Your learning journey

Step 1: Talk to us

Step 2: Get your plan

Step 3: Learn with your mentor

Step 4: Practise & track progress

Projects and practice

Task manager

Movie browser

Expense tracker

Capstone: your own app

What you'll be able to do

Flutter and Dart: frequently asked questions

Talk to our team about Flutter and Dart

Related courses

Android App Development with Kotlin

iOS App Development with Swift

Kotlin Programming

Swift Programming

React

Syllabus references

Ready to start Flutter and Dart?

Learn Flutter and Dart online

Who this course is for

What you'll learn

Skills you'll gain

Flutter and Dart syllabus

Dart fundamentals

Setting up Flutter

Widgets and layouts

Lists, forms and input

Stateless and stateful widgets

Navigation and routing

State management

Networking and JSON

Local storage and Firebase

Animations and polish

Testing and releasing

How you can learn Flutter and Dart

Flutter and Dart mentor, 1:1 online

Your learning journey

Step 1: Talk to us

Step 2: Get your plan

Step 3: Learn with your mentor

Step 4: Practise & track progress

Projects and practice

Task manager

Movie browser

Expense tracker

Capstone: your own app

What you'll be able to do

Flutter and Dart: frequently asked questions

Talk to our team about Flutter and Dart

Related courses

Android App Development with Kotlin

iOS App Development with Swift

Kotlin Programming

Swift Programming

React

Syllabus references

Ready to start Flutter and Dart?