Hey everyone! Tomorrow I'm launching FlutterMind an interactive course that teaches Flutter & Dart right in your browser (editable live demos + auto-checked exercises, no setup). The fun part: it's a Flutter app that teaches Flutter.
I built it solo as a self-taught beginner, because the resource I wanted didn't exist in German.
Before I go live, I'd love to hear from you: What made Flutter finally "click" for you or what almost made you quit early on? Trying to make sure the course tackles the real sticking points.
FlutterMind
The editable live demos are genuinely useful, way better than just reading snippets and hoping they work. Skimmed a lesson on widgets and the auto-checked exercises caught a silly typo in my stateful widget setup, which felt oddly satisfying.
love the dogfooding angle of learning Flutter inside Flutter itself, that is genuinely clever. one thing i kept wishing for was a side-by-side compare mode where you can see the starter code and your edited version next to each other, basically so it is easier to spot what actually changed when the auto-checker flags something.
honestly the live editable demos right in the browser are a game changer, no messing with emulators just to test a widget. also kinda cool that it's built in flutter itself, feels like a nice proof of concept