During my time spent on App Brewery’s Flutter course, I created not one, not two, but 12 (twelve) apps. That’s a bunch! All apps are simple, nothing complicated, except the last 2-3 ones which have slightly complex widget trees. Creating in Flutter is fun, I have said that before. It’s fast and enjoyable. I will continue this journey by creating at least a couple of real-world apps.
Here’s a list of all my Flutter experiments so far:
- I Am Rich — replica of the eponymous sensation of bygone era; dead simple and 100% static
- Mi Card — your professional contact card, as an app; another static one
- Dicee — simulates rolling of 2 dice; introduces state
- Magic Ball 8 — a magic ball simulator; takes the concept of stateless and stateful widgets further
- Xylophone — simple app with beautiful sounds; introduces Flutter packages and playing audio
- Quizzler — a pretty quiz app; introduces modularizing & organizing code
- Destini — a Bandersnatch-style decision-based game; solidifies OOP concepts
- BMI Calc — a body mass index calculator; introduces routing and solidifies creating beautiful UIs
- Clima — a weather app; introduces using network & location APIs and solidifies routing
- Bitcoin Ticker — displays exchange rates for popular cryptocurrencies; solidifies what we learned with Clima
- Flash Chat — a real-time chatting app; introduces Firebase as a backend and adding authentication
- Todoey — a simple TODO app; introduces complex state management using Provider pattern