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Sách Mastering Flutter A Beginners Guide (sách keo gáy, bìa mềm)
Categories:Computers - Web Development
Year:2022
Edition:1
Language:english
Pages:373
Mastering Flutter helps the reader master the popular Flutter framework for rapid cross-platform app development.
Mobile
applications grow in popularity every year, and developers keep looking
for new tools to help them design them. A Google-backed, free and
open-source mobile user interface framework, Flutter, stands out among
these products.
Flutter enables developers to construct a native
mobile app using just a single line of code. This implies that one could
design two different applications using the same programming language
and codebase (iOS and Android).
Flutter comprises two main
components: a Framework and a Software Development Kit (SDK). You will
use the Dart programming language to create Flutter apps. Dart is an
object-oriented programming language with data types and its own
paradigm.
The best part about Flutter is that you can use it to
create apps for iOS, Android, desktop, and the web, all with the same
codebase. Flutter comes with a widget-based UI library, a collection of
UI elements (text boxes, picture blocks, buttons, and so on) that can be
used to customize and construct apps. Consider Flutter to be the app’s
frontend user interface and Dart to be the backend code that is
generated automatically.
Flutter is considerably easier to understand
and use, perfect for creating MVPs. It is also supported by a variety
of Integrated Development Environments.
Long story short, Flutter is
paving the way for the future. Several companies have already begun
using Flutter for cross-platform development. In fact, even Ubuntu Linux
supports Flutter-based desktop apps. As such, learning Flutter can be a
career-defining move for any coder.
With Mastering Flutter, learning Flutter becomes straightforward, which will help readers undoubtedly advance their careers.
The
Mastering Computer Science series is edited by Sufyan bin Uzayr, a
writer and educator with over a decade of experience in the computing
field.
