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Implement Clean Architecture in a Flutter app

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  • Updated 3/2023
4.1
(89 Ratings)
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Course Information

Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
2 Hour(s) 50 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Rahul Agarwal
Rating
4.1
(89 Ratings)

Course Overview

Implement Clean Architecture in a Flutter app

Build application from scratch using Clean Architecture, Bloc and Cubit

Clean Architecture is the blueprint for a modular system, which strictly follows the design principle called separation of concerns. More specifically, this style of architecture focuses on dividing software into layers, to simplify the development and maintenance of the system itself. When layers are well-separated, individual pieces can be reused, as well as developed and updated independently.


In this course you will make an entire application from scratch using Clean Architecture and Bloc and Cubit state management. You will also incorporate REST API using two different packages Http and Dio. And you will learn about Dependency Injection and how to make it simple using get_it package. You will learn about file structure of a real world application and how to make your code scalable and modular.


The clean architecture will divide the Flutter project into 3 main layers, namely:


Presentation Layer

The presentation layer consists of the code to access the data of the app from a repository. Also, there is the code for state management such as providers, BLoC, and so on.

Domain Layer

The domain layer is the deepest in the clean architecture. This layer contains the code for business logic applications such as entities and use cases.

Data layer

The data layer is located at the outermost layer. This layer consists of data source code such as consume Rest API, access to the local database, Firebase, or other sources. Also, on this layer, there is usually the platform code that builds up the UI (widgets).

Course Content

  • 9 section(s)
  • 11 lecture(s)
  • Section 1 Introduction
  • Section 2 UI & Entities
  • Section 3 Service Locator Package
  • Section 4 Usecases and Repositories
  • Section 5 Models
  • Section 6 Data sources and Repositories
  • Section 7 Services
  • Section 8 Bloc with Cubit State management
  • Section 9 Testing Modularity of Clean Architecture

What You’ll Learn

  • Clean Architecture Design Pattern
  • Cubit State Management
  • Bloc State Management
  • Implement Rest API
  • Dependency Injection
  • Data Layer
  • Presentation Layer
  • Domain Layer


Reviews

  • S
    Suganya Subramaniyan
    3.0

    Explained how to implement. but not get clear understanding of usecase and repositories

  • W
    Wilson Chinedu
    5.0

    This is perfectly what I was expecting. A straight to the point Clean Architecture course. Mind you, this is not beginner friendly, I have been toying around with Clean Architecture before now and also have a few apps on the playstore

  • N
    Nattapol Chitinsiyanon
    4.5

    If you already know the concept of clean architecture, it is very fun. Anyway, if you have zero knowledge about this, you will be got nothing. So, if you are a newbie, you should start the other course for Flutter. If you don't know clean architecture, you should go for clean architecture in another platform such as Android first. This course is good, but not for beginners.

  • C
    Caio Jose Smaha Zubek
    3.0

    Quite simplistic, focuses too much on small, mundane logic instead of the architecture itself.

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