Notes: 35. Conclusion
It has been quite a journey to get to this point – if you’re new to programming, you’ve had to get a lot of new concepts into your head in a short period of time.
But you did it - you made your first Flutter app, and you learned a ton along the way. And yes - we’ve completed our task list.
So congratulations!
If you’re new to programming, I don’t expect you to understand 100% of everything that we did, especially not the parts that involved writing Dart code - don’t worry, we cover that in great detail in the next course in our Flutter Beginners learning path. For now, all that’s important is that you’re getting used to using the Flutter framework, and learning the fundamental concepts like objects, methods and variables.
You’ve got some good momentum learning Flutter development, so let’s keep this going. You can review the episodes from this course for as long as you want, and I very much encourage you to do so.
But, if you want more from us, we’re here for you.
The next course in our learning path is Programming in Dart: Fundamentals. Here, we switch gears and take a deep dive into the Dart programming language itself. By the time you’re done, you’ll have a firmer understanding of the syntax of Dart, and you’ll be ready to get back to making your second Flutter app, and beyond.
So if you’re serious about learning Flutter and Dart, you owe it to yourself to have some quality educational resources. Between our Flutter for Beginners learning path and the other courses we regularly release on our site, we hope you’ll find that becoming a raywenderlich.com subscriber the best investment you’ll ever make in your career.
But for now - sit back, relax, and celebrate your accomplishment of making your first Flutter app. And if you’re ready for more, head on over to Programming in Dart: Fundamentals.