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this series features flutter programmers coding,
unscripted and in real time. mistakes, solutions
(some of them correct), and snazzy intro music included.
introducing the boring flutter show
the boring flutter show playlist
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flutter at google I/O 2022
google I/O 2022 is over, but you can still catch
the great flutter content!
flutter at google I/O playlist
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flutter engage 2021
flutter engage 2021 was a day-long event that
officially launched flutter 2.
check out the flutter engage 2021 highlights reel.
watch recordings of the sessions on the flutter YouTube channel.
keynote
flutter engage 2021 playlist
watch recordings of the sessions offered by the flutter community.
flutter engage community talks playlist
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flutter in focus
five-to-ten minute tutorials (more or less) on using flutter.
introducing flutter in focus
flutter in focus playlist
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conference talks
here are a some flutter talks given at various conferences.
conference talks playlist
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flutter developer stories
videos showing how various customers, such as abbey road studio, hamilton,
and alibaba, have used flutter to create beautiful compelling apps with
millions of downloads.
flutter developer stories playlist
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online courses
learn how to build flutter apps with these video courses.
before signing up for a course, verify that it includes
up-to-date information, such as null-safe dart code.
these courses are listed alphabetically.
to include your course, submit a PR:
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bootstrap into dart
new to the dart language?
we compiled our favorite resources to
help you quickly learn dart.
many people have reported that
dart is easy and fun to learn.
we hope these resources make dart easy for
you to learn, too.
want to learn more and perhaps contribute?
check out the dart community.
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create useful bug reports
the instructions in this document detail the current steps
required to provide the most actionable bug reports for
crashes and other bad behavior. each step is optional but
will greatly improve how quickly issues are diagnosed and addressed.
we appreciate your effort in sending us as much feedback as possible.
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create an issue on GitHub
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provide a minimal reproducible code sample
create a minimal flutter app that shows the problem you are facing,
and paste it into the GitHub issue.
to create it you can use flutter create bug command and update
the main.dart file.
alternatively, you can use DartPad, which is capable
of creating and running small flutter apps.
if your problem goes out of what can be placed in a single file, for example
you have a problem with native channels, you can upload the full code of
the reproduction into a separate repository and link it.
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provide some flutter diagnostics
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run the command in verbose mode
follow these steps only if your issue is related to the
flutter tool.
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provide the most recent logs
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provide the crash report
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issues: flutter/flutter