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Creating a Connected App with Flutter 1

This course will teach you to send and receive data to and from a web service using JSON in a Flutter mobile app.

Beginner
1h 54m
(28)

Created by Douglas Starnes

Last Updated May 18, 2022

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Creating a Connected App with Flutter 1

This course will teach you to send and receive data to and from a web service using JSON in a Flutter mobile app.

Beginner
1h 54m
(28)

Created by Douglas Starnes

Last Updated May 18, 2022

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What you'll learn

The packages available in the Dart language can be used to connect Flutter apps to web services. In this course, Creating a Connected App with Flutter 1, you’ll learn to write a Flutter application to communicate with a web service. First you’ll explore how to fetch data over HTTP. Next, you’ll discover the various ways Flutter and Dart make it easy and safe to work with JSON data. Finally, you’ll learn how to communicate with a web service sending and receiving JSON data and basic authentication. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of connected Flutter apps needed to write a Flutter application that can connect to a web service.

Creating a Connected App with Flutter 1
Beginner
1h 54m
(28)
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Douglas Starnes
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Douglas Starnes is a polyglot ninja and tech community influencer in the Memphis area making stuff that works on more than just the web. He is a co-director of the Memphis Python User Group and a board member of the Memphis .NET User Group.

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