Flutter Introduction

Flutter Architecture with components

Android Studio Setup for Flutter

What is widgets in Flutter?

Container class in Flutter

Scaffold class in Flutter with Examples

MaterialApp class in Flutter with Example

Drawer Widget in Flutter

Flutter AppBar Widget

Flutter RichText Widget

Tabs in Flutter

Horizontal List in Flutter

Flutter Expansion Tile Card

Icon Class in Flutter

Expanded Class in Flutter

Flutter Dialogs with Example

Flutter Circular & Linear Progress Indicators

Flutter Staggered Grid View

Customizing Fonts in Flutter with Example

Flutter Skeleton Text with Example

Flutter Themes with Example

Flutter Lazy Loader with Example

Flutter UI Orientation with Example

Flutter Animation in Route Transition with Example

Flutter Physics Simulation in Animation with Example

Flutter Radial Hero Animation with Example

Flutter Hinge Animation with Example

Flutter Lottie Animation with Example

Form Validation in Flutter with Example

Designing a Form Submission Page in Flutter

Flutter Gestures with Example

URLs in Flutter with Example

Routes and Navigator in Flutter

Flutter WebSockets with Example

Flutter Named Routes with Example

Flutter Arguments in Named Routes

Multi Page Applications in Flutter

Flutter Updating Data on the Internet

Flutter Fetching Data From the Internet

Flutter Deleting Data On The Internet

Flutter Sending Data To The Internet

Flutter Send Data to Screen with Example

Gallery in Flutter

Camera Access in Flutter with Example

Background local notifications in Flutter with Example

Restrict Landscape mode in Flutter with Example

Android Studio Setup for Flutter

Here are the steps to set up Android Studio for Flutter development:

Install Android Studio: Download and install Android Studio from the official website.
Install Flutter and Dart plugins: Open Android Studio and go to "Preferences" or "Settings" (depending on your operating system). Search for "Flutter" and "Dart" plugins and install them.
Install the Flutter SDK: Download the Flutter SDK from the official website and extract it to a desired location on your computer. Add the Flutter SDK path to your system's environment variables to use the flutter command-line tools.
Set up an Android emulator: Open Android Studio and go to "AVD Manager". Create a new Android Virtual Device (AVD) and select a device that you want to emulate. Wait for the emulator to start.
Create a new Flutter project: Open Android Studio and select "Create New Flutter Project" from the welcome screen or go to "File" > "New" > "Flutter Project". Follow the steps to set up your project and select the emulator you created in step 4 as your target device.
Test your app: Once your project is set up, click on the "Run" button in Android Studio to launch your app on the emulator. You should see your app running on the emulator.

That's it! You are now ready to start developing Flutter apps using Android Studio.