It has been a year since I decided to start learning Flutter [https://programming.dev/post/186393](Original Post), and it has been an amazing experience. Throughout this year, I managed to land an internship as a Flutter developer, get a decent job as a Flutter developer, and graduate with a computer science degree. So for anyone who is hesitating to start learning Flutter out of fear of the job market, I can tell you not to worry, there are a lot of jobs available. Some good resources to start with are the official Flutter documentation (which is incredible), as well as the official Flutter YouTube channel.

Finally, thanks to everyone who helped me when I was starting with Flutter, and good luck to all those who are just getting started.

hello everyone, I wanted to learn flutter for more than a year now, but I never did. I think this will change soon, though. The thing is, I've been assigned to work on a Flutter project by my professor, and I have around a week before the project starts. I want to use this week to learn as much about Flutter as possible, and that way I can understand what other team members will be planning. We have two months to complete the project, so I'll be sure to learn more further down the line. I know a week is not enough to get really good at Flutter, but all I want is to be able to understand what they will plan and work accordingly.

So the question is: what is the best way to get started with Flutter? I can give around 4 to 5 hours a day of learning, and I have prior knowledge of web development, specifically React and Django. So if anyone has any suggestions, I'd be honored to hear from you guys. Thanks to you all.