In this part of the course, you’ll get even more practice coding in Dart, by adding the rest of the core gameplay features to Bulls Eye.
This part of the course has a few challenges - and this is on purpose. We want to give you plenty of time to practice everything you’ve learned so far, so it can all sink in. After all, being able to follow the steps is one thing, but being able to do it on your own is another!
We’ll get started by showing the user’s score in the app.
Then, together we’ll diagnose and fix our first bug in the app. After that, we have challenges ready for you.
The first challenge will be track the rounds.
Then you’ll be introduced with writing a better alert title.
After which, your next challenge is to award the user with bonus points.
We’ll wrap up by implementing the Start Over feature.
By the time you’re done this section, all of the features of Bulls-Eye will be done, except for making it pretty. And most of all, thanks to the practice you’ll be getting, you’ll feel a lot more comfortable with developing Flutter apps on your own.
So let’s get started by adding the score.