FlutterFlow App Development is a low-code course in building mobile and web apps with FlutterFlow, from screen design, state and action logic to Firebase or Supabase, REST APIs, custom code and Stripe payments. It suits people who want to build apps with little code, programmers and business owners, and you leave able to build an app that is ready to deploy.
FlutterFlow is a low-code app builder where you design screens and logic visually and it generates real Flutter code, so one project produces an app for Android, iOS and the web. You can still add your own code or hand the code to developers when the work grows more complex, which is why business teams and developers alike use FlutterFlow to build prototypes and production apps faster than writing everything from scratch.
This new edition builds an app from scratch following current FlutterFlow practice: UI design, themes and components, state management, the Action Flow Editor, user accounts and data on Firebase, Supabase as an alternative, REST APIs, custom code, Stripe payments, testing, teamwork with branching, and deploying to the web and the stores. (3 days, 6 hours per day, 18 hours in total, Beginner to Intermediate level.)
Course Details
This course is a 2026 edition that replaces the previous FlutterFlow course, rewritten for the current FlutterFlow feature set. It runs for 3 days, 6 hours per day (18 hours in total, 09:00-16:00), as lectures alternating with labs and workshops throughout. Beginner to Intermediate level. Learners build one booking app from start to finish: screen design, themes and components, state management, logic with the Action Flow Editor, user accounts and data with Firebase, a look at Supabase, REST APIs, custom code, Stripe payments, testing and deployment. They take home a lab guide and sample projects.
Section 1: Lab: Getting Started with FlutterFlow
Section 2: Lab: UI Builder, Widget Tree and Layout
Section 3: Lab: Themes, Design System and Components
Section 4: Lab: Navigation and Passing Parameters
Section 5: Lab: State Management in FlutterFlow
Section 6: Lab: Logic with the Action Flow Editor
Section 7: Lab: Firebase Setup and User Accounts
Section 8: Lab: CRUD with Cloud Firestore
Section 9: Lab: Uploading Images and Files
Section 10: Lab: Calling REST APIs and Handling JSON
Section 11: Lab: Supabase as an Alternative Backend
Section 12: Lab: Custom Code and AI Agents
Section 13: Lab: Payments with Stripe
Section 14: Testing, Teamwork and Deployment
Section 15: Workshop: An End-to-End Booking App Capstone
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FlutterFlow is a low-code app builder where you design screens, build logic and connect databases visually, and it generates Flutter code for you. You get an app that runs on Android, iOS and the web just as if you had written Flutter yourself, but much faster for typical work. When the built-in tools cannot do something, you add custom code in Dart, and you can connect GitHub so developers can carry the code further. Writing Flutter by hand gives complete freedom, but you write all of the code yourself.
Create a Firebase project and connect it to FlutterFlow in the settings, then enable Authentication and choose sign-in methods such as email and password or Google accounts. Build sign-up and sign-in pages and attach the sign-up and login actions to their buttons. Set separate initial pages for signed-in and signed-out users, and keep extra profile data in a users collection. With Supabase you follow the same approach through Supabase Authentication.
App State holds values used across the whole app, such as a cart or a token, and can be persisted on the device after the app closes. Page State holds values used only on one page, such as a search term or the option a user is choosing. Component State lives inside each component, and other components cannot reach it directly, so data is passed through parameters from the parent page. Choosing the right level keeps the app easy to maintain and avoids needless rebuilds.
It suits people who want to build mobile or web apps with little code, programmers who want to prototype faster, business owners and product teams who want to test ideas, and students or anyone interested. No programming experience is needed. You only need to be confident with a computer and the internet, and to have a FlutterFlow account and a Google account for Firebase.
You will be able to design screens with the UI Builder, themes and components, manage state, build logic with the Action Flow Editor, create user accounts and CRUD with Firebase or Supabase, upload images, call REST APIs, add custom code, take payments with Stripe, work as a team with branching, deploy to the web and prepare apps for the stores. Participants who complete the training receive a Certificate of Completion with its own number, which can be verified online.
Yes. This course can be run in-house for your team, with workshop briefs adapted to your work, such as an internal app for field reports or a prototype for a new service. You can request a quotation from this page or contact us on LINE @itgenius or by phone on 02-570-8449.
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