Unlocking the Potential of Cross-Platform App Development with Flutter.Discover how Flutter empowers developers to build stunning and high-performing apps for iOS, Android, web, desktop, and more, all from a single codebase. Don't miss out on this exciting journey as we unlock the potential of Flutter and embark on a new era of cross-platform app development!
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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
This document illustrates the basic idea about flutter and its facilities. Along with this, the document also depicts the comparison report of the cross-platform, react.
The slides I was using in my Dart Jump Start lecture, that took place in HIT on October 9th, 2013. You can watch my lecture at http://youtu.be/4g3U6MZc92Q.
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Lets Flutter - Talk on flutter in Google IO Extended in Google Developer Group Mumbai.
This has a detailed view of flutter and comparison of React native vs Flutter vs Native app development
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- Flutter is Google's UI toolkit that allows developers to build beautiful, natively compiled applications for mobile, web, and desktop from a single codebase.
- Key benefits of Flutter include its use of Dart programming language, support for many types of animations and beautiful design, ability to compile to native code which makes apps fast, and high developer productivity.
- In Flutter, everything is represented as a widget which controls rendering and user interaction, and widgets are composed to build up complex UIs.
What Programming Language Do You Require for Your Next Project & How to Hire ...Programmers.io
Programming languages are the backbone of software development, and choosing the right language for your project is critical to its success. For dotnet programming, there are several options to choose from, including C#, VB.NET, and F#. Each language has its strengths and weaknesses, and your choice will depend on your project's specific requirements. More details at https://programmers.io/dot-net/.
The document discusses different types of mobile apps including native apps, hybrid apps, and progressive web apps (PWAs). It covers the programming languages used to develop each type of app. For native apps, it notes that iOS uses Swift and Android uses Java/Kotlin. Hybrid apps can be developed using frameworks like Xamarin, React Native, Cordova, and others that allow coding once to deploy to both platforms. Popular languages for hybrid apps include C#, JavaScript, and CSS. PWAs can be made with web technologies like JavaScript, Python, Ruby, and PHP. The document also provides pros and cons of different development methods.
C++ offers advantages over C# for systems programming and developing device drivers that require low-level access, as C++ programs can be compiled to run directly on hardware while C# code runs on a virtual machine. Specifically, C++ supports template metaprogramming, typedefs, const-correctness, and produces highly optimized code. While some device drivers can now run as user-mode applications in Windows, C++ remains more suitable for kernel-level drivers. The example then demonstrates a simple "Hello World" C++ program using cout to display output.
This document provides an introduction to Flutter, including what Flutter is, why it's used, and how to install it. It also covers Dart and its benefits.
Flutter is an open source framework from Google for building beautiful, native mobile apps from a single codebase. It allows building iOS and Android apps with the same code. Dart is the programming language used with Flutter. Installing Flutter in Windows involves downloading and setting up the Flutter SDK. The next topics will cover Flutter widgets and building apps with Dart coding.
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
Google flutter the easy and practical way IEEE AlazharAhmed Abu Eldahab
The document discusses different approaches to mobile app development including native, hybrid, and cross-platform approaches. It focuses on introducing Flutter, Google's UI toolkit that allows building beautiful apps for mobile, web, and desktop from a single codebase. Flutter uses its own rendering engine to compile to native ARM machine code, providing a fast development experience without relying on mobile OS widgets. Everything in Flutter is represented as a widget, allowing developers to build customizable user interfaces.
The document discusses Flutter, a UI toolkit for building mobile, web, and desktop applications from a single codebase. It highlights that Flutter uses Dart and compiles to native ARM machine code, allowing applications built with Flutter to have native performance. It also discusses key Flutter concepts like widgets, how everything is represented as a widget, and how Flutter allows for beautiful animations and fast development cycles.
Flutter App Development- Why Should You Choose It .Techugo
Flutter is a portable UI platform that lets you create native-like apps for mobile, desktop and web.
It can be used from a single codebase. It’s based on the Dart programming language and includes Cupertino and Material Design widgets. As a result, flutter developers can create stunning UI that feels and looks native. It works on all platforms regardless of whether you only use one codebase.
Flutter is the only framework to offer a mobile SDK, without the need for a Javascript bridge.
Dart is a versatile and open-source programming language known for its efficiency and user
interface (UI) optimisation across various platforms. It is a favoured choice for building
applications due to its simplicity, flexibility, and powerful features.
Developing Cross platform apps in flutter (Android, iOS, Web)Priyanka Tyagi
Sharing slides from my Flutter talk at SV Code Camp: https://www.siliconvalley-codecamp.com/Session/2019/developing-cross-platform-applications-using-flutter-web-android-and-ios
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- Tony Hoare invented the null pointer in 1960 while developing the ALGOL programming language to handle errors when accessing array elements.
- He later called the invention of the null reference his "billion dollar mistake" because it has led to many errors, vulnerabilities and system crashes over decades of use.
- Dart's new null safety features make variables non-nullable by default and require handling null values explicitly to avoid errors. Migrating code to null safety involves adding question marks to variable types, handling null values, and using tools to help with the migration.
The document discusses responsive design in Flutter applications. It provides information on building responsive layouts that adapt to different screen sizes by using techniques like breakpoints, columns, gutters and margins. It also mentions the ResponsiveBuilder and MediaQuery widgets that can help determine screen width and device mode to update the UI based on breakpoints. The last part encourages attendees to check Ahmed's YouTube channel and GitHub for more resources on building responsive Flutter web applications.
The document discusses the history of computing and software development. It describes Charles Babbage as the inventor of the first mechanical computer in the 19th century. It then discusses Ada Lovelace, who wrote the first computer program for Babbage's Analytical Engine. Finally, it covers Alan Turing and his work in developing the Turing machine and breaking the Enigma code during World War 2, laying the foundations for modern computing.
This document provides information about an initiative called Digital Days that offers weekly online workshops and challenges. It includes the following key details:
- Digital Days runs weekly from 7-11pm Dubai time on Thursdays to Sundays and includes over 20 live workshops, hackathons and talks each week.
- Speakers include more than 200 tech community members and Google employees.
- Those who complete 6 challenges this week will win special gift boxes, while those who complete 12 challenges will win a Google Home Mini.
- Links are provided to register for challenges, provide feedback, and view the initiative website. Participants are asked to help improve the initiative by filling out a survey.
The document discusses using Flutter to build web applications. Flutter is Google's UI toolkit that allows building mobile, web, and desktop apps from a single codebase. It highlights features like animations, being fast and productive, and the Dart programming language. It provides resources on getting started with Flutter web, examples of Flutter web apps, and questions around web plugin support and optimizations.
The document discusses cybersecurity risks in an increasingly connected world where everything from devices to vehicles are connected to the internet. As the number of internet-connected devices grows exponentially, reaching 27 billion by the end of the year and 75 billion by 2025, these devices are vulnerable as many lack adequate security protections. Criminals profited $3.5 billion from cybercrimes in 2019 alone. The document outlines common cyber threats like hacking and provides tips to help secure devices, networks, and personal information, such as using strong and unique passwords, updating devices, and being cautious about downloading apps and sharing personal data. It stresses that as innovation brings new opportunities, it also enables new exploits, so vigilance is important to help protect
The document discusses the Google Assistant and Actions on Google. It provides examples of common questions users can ask the Google Assistant, such as for weather, navigation, reminders, and more. Actions on Google allows services to engage in conversations with users through the Google Assistant using APIs. Dialogflow is mentioned as an integration for building conversational interfaces. The challenges of understanding user intent and context are also discussed.
The document provides an overview of Flutter, Google's UI toolkit for building mobile, web, and desktop apps from a single codebase. It discusses key Flutter concepts like everything being a widget, the widget tree and how widgets rebuild, different types of widgets, animations, architecture including data flow and state management with providers, and streams. It promotes Flutter's abilities to control pixels, build beautiful UIs, iterate rapidly, and gain productivity with a single codebase across platforms.
This document provides an overview of Flutter, Google's UI toolkit for building mobile, web, and desktop apps from a single codebase. It discusses key Flutter concepts like everything being a widget, the widget tree and how widgets rebuild, different types of widgets, managing state and data flow, common state management packages like Provider and Bloc, using streams for realtime data, integrating with Firebase, and security rules. It also promotes Flutter's abilities like beautiful animations, fast development speed, and support for different platforms from a single codebase.
My Second Flutter Studyjam slides we covered these topics
- Themeing in flutter
- Flutter routes
- Flutter Data Models
- Isolates in Flutter
- asynchronous
Flutter is a cross-platform framework for building mobile apps using a single codebase. It uses Dart as its programming language and compiles code to native ARM machine code. Flutter provides its own set of customizable widgets that are rendered using its own rendering engine instead of relying on native widgets. This allows Flutter apps to have native performance while sharing code across platforms. Flutter aims to provide fast development and a productive workflow through features like hot reload that updates the app in real-time.
The era of cross platform for mobile apps developmentAhmed Abu Eldahab
Mobile applications have seen tremendous growth, with the global mobile app economy growing from $1.31 trillion in 2016 to $6.35 trillion by 2022. Common platforms allow developing applications that work across different operating systems and devices. Flutter is a popular framework that uses its own rendering engine to develop high-quality, high-performance cross-platform applications from a single codebase for iOS and Android. It provides features like real-time updates, full control over pixels, custom branding, and faster development times compared to other technologies.
The document discusses Flutter, an open-source mobile application development framework created by Google. It notes that Flutter allows building high-performance, native-looking apps for iOS and Android from a single codebase. Key benefits of Flutter include its use of widgets that allow control over every pixel, fast development through hot reload, and high performance through compiling to native ARM code. Several large companies that use Flutter in production apps are mentioned, praising its cross-platform capabilities and developer productivity.
Using Large Language Models in Public Services (Past Tense)
#smart_conference #Nile_University #IEEE #AI #LLM #NLP
The presentation explored the transformative potential of large language models (LLMs) in revolutionizing public service delivery. As artificial intelligence and natural language processing technologies advanced, LLMs offered unprecedented opportunities to streamline operations, enhance citizen engagement, and drive innovative solutions for pressing societal challenges.
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The Tata Technologies investor deck provides an overview of the company's strategic vision, financial performance, and growth prospects. It introduces the company’s mission, values, and core business segments, highlighting its competitive edge and market position. Financial performance is detailed with key metrics like revenue growth and profitability. The deck outlines strategic initiatives for innovation and market expansion, recent operational achievements, and key client partnerships. Future growth projections and investment opportunities are discussed, emphasizing the company's potential. Additionally, it highlights Tata Technologies' commitment to sustainability and corporate social responsibility, offering potential investors a clear understanding of the company's business model and future prospects.
4. Flutter is Google's mobile UI
framework that provides a
fast and expressive way for
developers to build native
iOS & Android apps from
a single codebase
5. Flutter is UI toolkit to build,
test, and deploy beautiful
mobile, web, desktop, and
embedded apps from a
single codebase.
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6. Flutter is an open source
framework by Google for
building beautiful, natively
compiled, multi-platform
applications from a single
codebase.
9. ● 100% Sound Null safety
● Packages manager https://pub.dev
● Virtual machine
● Compile to Javascript dart2js
● Compile to WASM
Dart is a client-optimized language for fast apps on any platform!
(Web - Desktop - Mobile - Embedded)
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10. Flutter 3.7
January 2023
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Year 2024
Dart 2.19
Dart 2.18
Year 2023
Flutter 3.19
Feb 2024
Dart 3.3
Flutter 3.10
May 2023
Dart 3.0
Flutter 3.22
May 2024
Dart 3.4
Flutter 3.3
January 2023
14. /DahabDev
Webassembly
Wasm is now available on the
stable channel
Migrare to package:web from dart:html
https://docs.flutter.dev/platform-integration/web/wasm
17. /DahabDev
Performance
Next-Gen rendering engine
New rendering strategy Stencil-then-Cover
Enhances the rendering of complex vector graphics, allowing for
more detailed and efficient drawing of shapes and paths
44. /DahabDev
Large Language Models
Data Insight Powerhouse
Analyzing large datasets, LLMs uncover hidden patterns,
propelling AI and ML advancements.
Transforming AI Applications
They enable complex tasks like coding and image
generation, paving the way for innovative uses in
education, AI assistants, and chatbots.
A New Focus in ML
Engineers are now harnessing LLMs through precise
prompting, leading to smarter, more adaptable AI tools.
LLMs are like super smart machines that
understand and speak languages
52. ● Join Flutter developer communities
Medium, Discord and the Facebook. etc..
● Engage in meaningful discussions.
● Don't hesitate to seek advice and share your knowledge.
● Attend virtual meetups or conferences.
● Collaborate with other developers on projects.
Soft skills
Networking
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55. Email ID
Professionalism:
Choose an email ID that is professional and easy to read. Avoid using nicknames or numbers that don't have any
significance.
Good: ahmed.ibrahim@gmail.com
Bad: coolguy123@gmail.com
Name Consistency:
If possible, your email ID should match the name on your CV and LinkedIn profile for consistency.
Domain:
Use a well-known email provider like Gmail or your own custom domain. Avoid using outdated domains as they may not
reflect well on you.
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57. ● File Format: Always send your CV in a universally accepted format like PDF unless the job posting specifies
otherwise.
● File Naming: Name the file clearly, ideally including your full name and the word "CV" or "Resume".
Example: Ahmed_ibrahim_CV.pdf
● Subject Line: Use a clear and straightforward subject line in your email.
● Attachments: Double-check to make sure you've attached your CV and any other required documents before
hitting "send".
● Email Body: Keep the email body concise and professional. Briefly introduce yourself and mention the position
you're applying for.
Contact Information: Include your contact information in both your CV and the email signature.
References: Only include references if the job posting specifically asks for them. Otherwise, have them ready if asked
later in the process.
Email Body
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59. Apply, Apply, Apply
● Apply to multiple job postings.
● Don't get depressed by rejections.
● Keep a positive attitude.
● Keep track of your applications.
● Always follow up on applications.
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