Flutter in Action!

Android development has always been an area of interest to me. Thanks to the all-new Flutter framework I can ideate my designs into real-life applications or say multiple devices with a single codebase, dart.

Dart makes it easier to use, for its syntax (well if you are familiar with other programming languages), and various other features that it offers out of the box.

Recently I got to work for a side project of mine, building an eCommerce app. The key takeaways were that I could ideate my designs and and build it accordingly using Flutter. The designs were made using Lunacy, a feature rich design software backed by icons8. Apart from designing comes the coding part where you convert your design to code which needs to look good for all the various devices and platforms, thanks to the cross-platform capability its much easier to ship apps to both Android and iOS. Flutter is not only restricted to these two platforms but also gives the opportunity to build applications for Windows, Linux and Web applications. But arguably these are in development and need more fine tuning according to the users, but the way ahead is bright indeed as Flutter is seemingly growing by populatity and the sheer number of users. Already many companies are using Flutter like GPay, Dualingo and so on.

Well I would like to extend my thanks Mitch Koko one of the YouTubers from which I had been learning Flutter, was able to learn some key concepts of Flutter the UI designing and state management in brief. I am hoping for developing robust apps which may create a impact among the users, moreover help them by bringing new technlogies which may be benificiary in the field of agriculture or other domains in the near future.

You can check out my work here at GitHub:

tejas-su/elegore: Flutter eCommerce App UI (github.com)