Create, Read, Update, Delete data store data inside the app memory (List)

Step 1: Store Data in a List We’ll create a simple Contact Manager where you can: Add contact Update contact Delete contact Full Example: Contact Manager App What Happens Here?

make your Contact Manager app store data permanently.That means, even if you close the app and reopen, contacts will still be there. Flutter has two common storage options: Since you’re just starting, I’ll teach you Hive first (easier). Later we can do SQLite. Step 1: Add Hive to Your Project Open pubspec.yaml and add dependencies: […]

Let’s add Navigation in Flutter so your “Hire Me” button opens a new page. In Flutter, we use Navigator.push to move to another screen and Navigator.pop to go back. Step 1: Create a Second Screen We’ll make a new class HireMePage for the second page. What Happened Here? Run this → Now your app behaves […]

Let’s build a Mini Business Card App using the widgets you just learned (Text, Container, Row, Column, Image, Button). This will give you a real app-like UI to practice. Business Card App (Flutter Example) Features in This Mini App Profile Picture (CircleAvatar) Name + Job Title Contact info (Phone & Email in nice cards) “Hire […]

Now let’s start learning Flutter Widgets step by step using VS Code.We’ll go from the very basics and build small UIs together . Step 1: Text Widget Shows simple text on screen. Try it → You’ll see Hello Flutter in blue, bold, and big font. Step 2: Container Widget A box for styling (color, padding, […]

Let’s get your Flutter app signed so you can upload it to the Google Play Store.By default, Flutter builds unsigned APKs, but Play Store requires a signed release. Here’s the step-by-step Step 1: Create a Keystore Open Command Prompt (CMD/PowerShell) and run (replace your_name and your_company): Make sure to keep this file safe and backed […]

absolutely! You can build Android APKs using Flutter with VS Code.VS Code is just your editor, all the heavy work (compiling & building APK) is done by the Flutter SDK + Android SDK. Here’s the full process Step 1: Make Sure Android SDK is Installed Step 2: Create Flutter Project in VS Code In VS […]

now you’re entering the deployment stage By default, Flutter gives you only a .exe (inside build/windows/x64/runner/Release).If you want a professional installer (like normal Windows apps that come with Next → Next → Finish wizard), you need a packaging tool. There are 3 popular ways: Option 1: Using MSIX (Recommended by Microsoft) Output: AppName.msixThis is a […]

learn Flutter with VS Code, step by step like a full course. I’ll guide you from installation → Hello World → real projects. Flutter with VS Code – Roadmap Step 1: Setup Now you can create and run apps. Step 2: Create Your First Project In VS Code terminal: Run on device/emulator: Step 3: Hello […]