Dart Foundations
The Dart language a Flutter dev must know — null safety, classes & mixins, and async with Future/Stream. Start →
Dart Foundations
The Dart language a Flutter dev must know — null safety, classes & mixins, and async with Future/Stream. Start →
Everything Is a Widget
The widget concept, stateless vs stateful, build & BuildContext, and the three trees. Compose →
Layout & Rendering
Constraints go down, sizes go up — the layout algorithm, core widgets, slivers, and the render pipeline. Lay out →
State Management
setState & lifecycle, InheritedWidget, Provider/Riverpod, BLoC, and where state should live. Manage →
Navigation & App Structure
Navigator, declarative routing & deep links, app scaffolding, and platform channels. Navigate →
Async, Performance & Rendering
FutureBuilder/StreamBuilder, minimizing rebuilds, animations, and isolates for heavy work. Optimize →
Tooling, Testing & Production
The toolchain, unit/widget/golden tests, build modes & flavors, and production concerns. Ship →
How Flutter Works
The three trees from the framework source, build scheduling and frames, layout and paint internals with custom RenderBoxes, Impeller and the GPU, and the Dart VM and isolates — every claim proven with widget tests, real builds and source permalinks at Flutter 3.47.5. Look inside →
Reading AI-generated Flutter
A 28-bug catalog of what AI-generated Flutter gets wrong (state, keys, layout, async, navigation, release config), a review checklist, the verification-tool ladder (analyze strict modes, riverpod_lint, tests, wasm builds) with DartPad embeds, and three worked reviews — every bug proven. Review →
The model first, then the code
Every topic starts from a model — the three trees, the constraints algorithm, how rebuilds propagate — so Flutter’s behavior stops feeling like magic and starts feeling inevitable.
Dart, then Flutter
Flutter is Dart. The course opens with the Dart depth a Flutter dev actually needs — null safety, async, mixins — before a single widget.
Design, not just syntax
Not “here’s a ListView” but “here’s how constraints and slivers make scrolling work, and why your list janks.” You’ll reason about layout and performance with confidence.
Diagrams that explain
The widget/element/render trees, constraint flow, the render pipeline, and state propagation as theme-aware Mermaid diagrams. Bilingual (English / ไทย) with saved quiz progress.