What is Flutter?
Flutter is a cross-platform SDK from Google for creating applications for different operating systems: iOS, Android, Linux, Windows and macOS. Here, the source code is compiled in each OS separately, without adapting or changing the software part, which makes the development process faster and more convenient. The framework is based on the Dart programming language - also a Google product. Applications on Flutter are characterized by stability, smooth animation and high performance, practically not inferior to native solutions.
Among the advantages of the framework:
- A large library of widgets and plugins allows you to create adaptive interfaces and quickly add new functions - from authentication and integration with APIs to analytics and payment systems.
- Fast development process and market entry, thanks to a single code for different platforms and an optimized development process. With Flutter, you can bring your application to market much faster than with native development.
- Detailed official documentation and active support from the flutter developer community simplify the search for solutions, making the learning process accessible even to beginners.
- High product performance is achieved by compiling Dart code into native code and using the built-in Skia graphics engine, which is responsible for smooth animation playback and stable frame rates.
- The Hot Reload function makes it possible to instantly see changes in the code without restarting the application, makes debugging intuitive and allows you to experiment with the interface in real time.
Our online Flutter course for beginners and novice programmers will provide all the necessary knowledge and practical skills to work with this framework - Flutter and Dart lessons from scratch, creating your own cross-platform applications and participating in real projects.


