Advice given by experts with four years of development experience in Flutter tutorial

I can't believe it's been 4 years since I started using Flutter, since I wrote my first article about Flutter "6 Months into Flutter: As a Junior Software Developer", where I documentedMy journey with Flutter has been almost 3 years.

I always knew Flutter would be powerful when I started using it.

It was an amazing run for Flutter.Over the past few years, Flutter has completely changed it adding some great features like null safety support and support for almost all platforms (mobile/web/desktop/embedded).Since I wrote some of the oldest articles on Flutter, I've been getting invites and questions on my LinkedIn almost every week asking me about Flutter and whether it's good for production, or what I'm doing.Still using it.

So I decided to answer some of the most common questions I still get in this post and offer some advice for all aspiring Flutter developers or anyone planning to use it.

Tips for newcomers

Here are some tips for newbies trying to discover Flutter, building an MVP, or trying to learn it

• Start with a simple project.Avoid those complicated chat apps.You can practice with them to see the power of Dart and Flutter, but the best way to learn is to have a real project that you care about.
• Stay away from Firebase/Firestore at first and try to understand HTTP requests and API connections using http.Once you're comfortable with that, you can take advantage of all the benefits of Firebase.
  Read all about state management.Once you have a good understanding of Flutter's native state management, you can choose the method you prefer: BLoC, Provider, riverpods, or even Redux.(I personally use the provider).
• Choose and follow a design pattern.Avoid making projects based on code blocks copied from Stack Overflow.
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