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TLDR

A curated link collection that accompanies the London App Brewery Flutter course, organized section by section to match the syllabus, pointing to documentation, starter projects, and tools for each lesson. No code is included.

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  root((Flutter Course))
    What it contains
      Link collection
      No code included
      20+ course sections
    Topics Covered
      Widgets and layout
      State management
      Networking APIs
      Databases
    Mini Projects
      Dice roller
      Quiz app
      Chat and weather
    Audience
      Flutter beginners
      Course students
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USE CASE 1

Find every link referenced in the London App Brewery Flutter course without pausing video lessons to type URLs

USE CASE 2

Follow a structured beginner Flutter learning path from installation through building chat, weather, and calculator apps

USE CASE 3

Locate official Flutter documentation and Dart package links organized by topic for quick reference during the course

Tech stack

FlutterDart

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In plain English

This repository is a companion reference for a Flutter development course run by the London App Brewery. Flutter is a toolkit made by Google for building mobile apps that run on both iPhone and Android from a single codebase, using a programming language called Dart. The course teaches beginners how to go from no experience to building real apps. The repository itself does not contain code. It is an organized list of links, arranged section by section to match the course syllabus. Each section corresponds to a specific topic or mini-project in the course, and the links point to official documentation pages, starter project templates, completed reference projects, third-party tools the course uses, and occasionally blog posts with troubleshooting tips. The course topics progress from initial setup through increasingly complex concepts. Early sections cover installing Flutter, understanding the basic building blocks of a Flutter screen (called widgets), and running an app on a real phone. Later sections introduce handling state changes, breaking code into reusable pieces, connecting to the internet, using databases, playing audio, and integrating maps. Each section has a small app project attached: a dice roller, a quiz app, a BMI calculator, a chat application, a weather app, and others. For someone who purchased or enrolled in the London App Brewery Flutter bootcamp, this repository is the place to find every link referenced in the video lessons without having to pause and type URLs manually. For someone browsing GitHub without that course context, the repository provides a useful map of what skills and tools a comprehensive Flutter beginner curriculum covers, along with links to the official Flutter documentation and the Dart package registry for each topic. The README covers more than twenty course sections in total.

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Prompt 1
I'm following the London App Brewery Flutter course and I'm on the BMI calculator section. Help me build a Flutter screen with a Slider widget and a result display that recalculates on change.
Prompt 2
Using Flutter, build a simple weather app that fetches JSON from an API and displays the city name and temperature, walking me through the http package and setState for updating the UI.
Prompt 3
I'm starting Flutter for the first time. Guide me through installing Flutter on macOS, creating my first project with 'flutter create', and running it on the iOS simulator.
Prompt 4
Explain the difference between StatelessWidget and StatefulWidget in Flutter and when I should use each one, the way a beginner course would explain it.
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