This document discusses Google Flutter, a mobile app development framework. It provides background on FlutterEgypt, a community group focused on helping Arab and Egyptian developers learn Flutter. The founder, Ahmed Abu Eldahab, is introduced. Key topics covered include the history of programming, an overview of mobile platforms and development approaches, and details on what Flutter is and how it works. Flutter is described as a cross-platform approach that compiles to native code, allowing apps to have native performance without relying on mobile OS widgets.
Flutter can save your time and money, as it's now is a portable framework that allows you to compile your application for 6 different platforms and more with the same code base
The talk will be about Null Safety in Dart, and why I should care as a Flutter Developer
Talk points:
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- Are null references really a bad thing
- Benefits of Null Safety
- Null Safety in Dart
- Flutter Null Safety support
- How to protect my code from runtime expectations
- How to migrate your code to be Null safety ready
Flutter can save your time and money, as it's now is a portable framework that allows you to compile your application for 6 different platforms and more with the same code base
The talk will be about Null Safety in Dart, and why I should care as a Flutter Developer
Talk points:
- The Billion Dollar Mistake
- Are null references really a bad thing
- Benefits of Null Safety
- Null Safety in Dart
- Flutter Null Safety support
- How to protect my code from runtime expectations
- How to migrate your code to be Null safety ready
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Intro to Google Flutter, its difference with other mobile cross programming languages, with some samples, conducted for the Flutter Study Jam, as a GDG Helwan activity, by Shady Selim
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The slides discuss the power of Flutter and how to start develop with it
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Having painful experiences with NativeScript and a failed proof-of-concept (PoC) React Native, especially on Android, our development and Executive teams are terrified of any further mention of cross-platform mobile frameworks. However, when approaching Flutter, we believe it is NOT yet another cross-platform mobile development framework. And this is not a pure faith, but based on observation and analysis of (1) its technology, (2) the community adoption, and (3) most importantly, the strategy of Google — its original author and backer.
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This talk was with Google Developers youtube channel in MENA region and with GDG Setif in Algeria.
You can learn more about Flutter and how to develop mobile applications using it.
Let's take a look at how promising Flutter looks to be by implementing a conference app. We'll first take a look at Dart, see its similarities & differences compared to Java. Then take a look at what it takes to write an app with one codebase for Android & iOS. Finally we'll pull our conference data into our app using Firebase as our datasource.
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Link to event page:
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✧Stay connected with us!
Chapter Page: https://gdsc.community.dev/university...
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gdsc.uol/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/gdsc...
What is the best, Flutter or React Native? React Native and Flutter are both popular frameworks that allow you to develop mobile apps for both Android & iOS. Should you utilize Flutter or React Native? That depends on your project. Find out this PDF to know which framework is best for you.
Intro to Google Flutter, its difference with other mobile cross programming languages, with some samples, conducted for the Flutter Study Jam, as a GDG Helwan activity, by Shady Selim
A session delivered by @amahdy7 from Finland over Hangout in GDG Helwan DevFest16 that toke place in the Modern Academy in Maadi
The slides discuss the power of Flutter and how to start develop with it
Flutter not yet another mobile cross-platform framework - i ox-kl19oradoe
Having painful experiences with NativeScript and a failed proof-of-concept (PoC) React Native, especially on Android, our development and Executive teams are terrified of any further mention of cross-platform mobile frameworks. However, when approaching Flutter, we believe it is NOT yet another cross-platform mobile development framework. And this is not a pure faith, but based on observation and analysis of (1) its technology, (2) the community adoption, and (3) most importantly, the strategy of Google — its original author and backer.
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Flutter is getting a lot of attention and a lot of hype. Understand what Flutter is all about and why you should care. In this talk you'll learn the fundamentals of Flutter from an Android developers perspective, and the author of Flutter for Android developers on Flutter.io.
This talk was with Google Developers youtube channel in MENA region and with GDG Setif in Algeria.
You can learn more about Flutter and how to develop mobile applications using it.
Let's take a look at how promising Flutter looks to be by implementing a conference app. We'll first take a look at Dart, see its similarities & differences compared to Java. Then take a look at what it takes to write an app with one codebase for Android & iOS. Finally we'll pull our conference data into our app using Firebase as our datasource.
GDSC UoL Flutter Workshop ft. Angga ArifandiCynthiaTang20
Getting Started with Flutter: App Development Workshop
Angga Arifandi | Mobile Engineer @ ING | Google Developers Expert in Flutter
Link to event page:
https://gdsc.community.dev/e/m2aucf/
✧Stay connected with us!
Chapter Page: https://gdsc.community.dev/university...
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gdsc.uol/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/gdsc...
GITS Class #17: Coding Multiple Apps with FlutterGITS Indonesia
Pada Juli 2019, berlangsung GITS Class #17, workshop gratis dan terbuka untuk umum, di kantor GITS Indonesia. Daffa dan Nino dari GITS membawakan materi tentang Flutter.
Jangan sampai ketinggalan!
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1. Google Flutter
Building Beautiful Apps using
By
Ahmed Abu Eldahab
/FlutterEgypt /FlutterEgypt
@dahabdev@FlutterEgypt #GDREgypt #GDRMENA #FlutterEgypt
2. About Us
FlutterEgypt
- We are a public group for anyone interested in Mobile
Development using Google Flutter which is new SDK
framework form Google to Build applications on IOS &
Android with the same code base.
- Our main target to help Arabs & Egyptians developers
community to know more about Google Flutter
/FlutterEgypt
@dahabdev@FlutterEgypt #GDREgypt #GDRMENA #FlutterEgypt
3. About Us
FlutterEgypt
- World first Flutter Meetup community ( our first meetup was
27th january 2018)
- World first Flutter community that join Together with Google
Developers (30th april 2018)
/FlutterEgypt
@dahabdev@FlutterEgypt #GDREgypt #GDRMENA #FlutterEgypt
4. About Me
My name is Ahmed Abu Eldahab
/Dahabdev /Dahabdev /Dahabit
- Co-Founder & CTO of Savvy Arabia
- Founder of FlutterEgypt & Flutterbus Organizer
- I wrote my first line of code 22 years ago (1995).
- I started teaching programming since (2000).
- I have 15+ years experience with software (Web - Mobile - Desktop)
@dahabdev@FlutterEgypt #GDREgypt #GDRMENA #FlutterEgypt
5. Who is the first programmer ever?
@dahabdev@FlutterEgypt #GDREgypt #GDRMENA #FlutterEgypt
6. Ada Lovelace
The first programmer of all time
- Born in London on December 10, 1815
- Died 27 November 1852 (aged 36)
- In 1953, more than a century after her death, Ada Lovelace's
notes on Babbage's Analytical Engine were republished. The
engine has now been recognised as an early model for a
computer and her notes as a description of a computer and
software.
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7. Ada Lovelace
Ada Lovelace's notes were labelled alphabetically
from A to G
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8. Who is the first Modern Programmer ?
@dahabdev@FlutterEgypt #GDREgypt #GDRMENA #FlutterEgypt
9. World War ||
- World War || - From 1939 to 1945
- Hut 8 was a section in the Government Code and
Cypher School (GC&CS) at Bletchley Park.
- Hut 8 was responsible for German naval
cryptanalysis.
- Enigma was invented by the German engineer
Arthur Scherbius at the end of World War I
- The Enigma machines were a series of
electro-mechanical rotor cipher machines
developed to protect commercial, diplomatic and
military communication.
10. Alan Turing
The first software Developer
- Born in London on 23 June 1912
- Died 7 June 1954 (aged 41)
- Provided a formalisation of the concepts of algorithm and
computation with the Turing machine.
- During the Second World War, Turing worked for the
Government Code and Cypher School (GC&CS).
- He invented Turing machine (1936) which is a
mathematical model of computation
- There is a movie about his life called “The Imitation Game”
@dahabdev@FlutterEgypt #GDREgypt #GDRMENA #FlutterEgypt
32. So what is Flutter ?
Flutter is the next step in
App development
Speed and performance
Fast , smooth performance
Flexibility
Customize anything - Brand
first design
Native look and feel
Familiarity , ease of use
Rapid Development
Easy to learn , predictable
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33. What makes Flutter unique?
Flutter
- Compiles to Native Code (ARM Binary code)
- No reliance on OEM widgets
- No bridge needed
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34. What language is Flutter built with?
+ =
@dahabdev@FlutterEgypt #GDREgypt #GDRMENA #FlutterEgypt
35. What is Dart?
- Open-source web programming language developed by Google.
- Class-based, single-inheritance, object oriented language with
C-style syntax.
- Supports interfaces, abstract classes, reified generics, strong typing
(Dart 2).
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36. What is Dart?
● Language and Libraries
● Packages manager https://pub.dartlang.org/
● Virtual machine
● Compile to Javascript dart2js
Batteries included
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38. Google Fuchsia
Fuchsia is a capability-based, real-time operating system (RTOS)
currently being developed by Google.
https://github.com/fuchsia-mirror/
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39. How Flutter works ?
Flutter
@dahabdev@FlutterEgypt #GDREgypt #GDRMENA #FlutterEgypt
67. About Me
My name is Ahmed Abu Eldahab
/Dahabdev /Dahabdev /Dahabit
- Co-Founder & CTO of Savvy Arabia
- Founder of FlutterEgypt
- I wrote my first line of code 22 years ago (1995).
- I started teaching programming since (2000).
- I have 15+ years experience with software (Web - Mobile - Desktop)