I've been working with Python for over 2 years, and I want to dive into app development. I'm curious about how my experience with Python might speed up learning Flutter. Can I realistically build a semi-complex app with features like authentication, AI functionalities, and APIs (around 20 screens) in just a month if I'm dedicating 6 hours a day to this? Is this time frame realistic? Would love to hear your thoughts!
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If you're willing to embrace Google's ecosystem, things like authentication and storage can be pretty straightforward. I transitioned from Python to Dart/Flutter within a month, but I focused on simpler features. However, one month might be tight if you want to include advanced features like AI. Just keep experimenting!
Just a heads-up, Flutter is a framework that uses the Dart programming language. So while you're familiar with Python, you'll need to learn Dart as well. Most tutorials will help you with both together. As for your deadline, think about your software development experiences. Have you built complex functionalities in a month before? If you’ve used tools like ChatGPT or if you're an experienced coder, it might be doable—but I'm not sure why you'd set a month-long deadline.
Good point. I’ll set a deadline but will aim to be realistic.
Learning Flutter could be a fun challenge! Everyone picks up skills at different speeds, so it really depends on how you approach it. Setting a time limit can be both motivating and stressful. Just jump in and see how it goes!
Thanks for sharing! I'll definitely treat it as a learning experience.
Honestly, going from zero to a complex app with significant features in a month is probably not realistic. Take your time and build up gradually!
Got it, thanks! I'll revise my plan for a more realistic timeline.
Oh, that's inspiring! Thanks for the tip. I'll adjust my expectations.