Mobile applications are no longer a luxury but a standard for any business. According to Statista, the number of mobile app downloads in 2025 exceeded 260 billion, and the demand for developers continues to grow. But it is increasingly difficult for companies to maintain separate teams for iOS and Android. The solution is cross-platform development, and here Flutter from Google holds a leading position: according to the Stack Overflow 2025 survey, it is used by 42% of mobile developers, outpacing React Native. Against this backdrop, the course "Flutter and Dart — Cross-Platform Development" on the Asibiont platform becomes not just training but an investment in the most sought-after technology.
What is Flutter and why every developer needs it
Flutter is a framework from Google for creating native applications for mobile devices, web, and desktop from a single codebase. It is based on the Dart language, which combines simplicity of syntax with high performance. Flutter does not use bridges to native components — it renders the interface with its own Skia engine, providing smooth animation and fast rendering. This is confirmed by the experience of giants like Google Pay, Alibaba, and BMW: they chose Flutter precisely for its development speed and UI consistency across all platforms.
What you will learn in the course
The course is built around a real project — a full-fledged To-Do application. You will go through the entire cycle: from the first widget to publishing in app stores. Here are the key skills you will master:
- Basics of Dart and Flutter widgets — understand Flutter's architecture, learn to build interfaces from ready-made and custom widgets (StatelessWidget, StatefulWidget, hierarchy).
- State Management — study three popular approaches: Provider (included in the Flutter standard library), Bloc (reactive pattern with events and states), and Riverpod (a modern replacement for Provider with better typing and safety). The course focuses on Riverpod — it is recommended by Google in the documentation for new projects.
- Navigation and routing — master GoRouter, which declares routes declaratively, like in web frameworks.
- Working with the network — REST API via the http and Dio libraries with error handling, interceptors, and integration with State Management.
- Firebase — integrate authentication, Firestore (real-time database), and Cloud Storage for file storage. Firebase is the standard for mobile app backends: according to Google, it is used by more than 3 million applications.
- Animations — create smooth transitions and micro-interactions that enhance user experience.
- Local databases — SQLite via sqflite, Hive (fast NoSQL), and the modern Isar from the creators of Hive.
- Camera, geolocation, and other sensors — integration with native device capabilities.
- Testing and publishing — unit tests, widget tests, building for iOS/Android/Web, and publishing to App Store / Google Play.
Each module is reinforced with practical assignments. By the end of the course, you will have a ready-to-show application for employers.
How learning works on Asibiont: AI adapts to you
Asibiont uses its own AI system that generates personalized lessons. You specify your level (beginner, familiar with programming, experienced developer) and goal (career change, pet project, job offer). Based on this data, the neural network forms a program: selects the sequence of topics, simplifies explanations for beginners, or provides in-depth materials for professionals.
All lessons are text-based, without video. This is not a drawback but an advantage: text can be read at your own pace, you can return to complex points, copy code, and test it immediately. The AI explains complex concepts (e.g., reactive programming in Bloc or dependency management in Riverpod) in simple language with real-world analogies. If something remains unclear, the neural network will generate an additional explanation or pick an example.
Access to materials — 24/7 from any device. Learning proceeds at your own rhythm: you can complete the course in a month of intensive work or stretch it over six months.
Who this course is for
The course is designed for three categories:
- Programming beginners — you will learn development logic from scratch, starting with Dart syntax. A basic understanding of algorithms (what a variable, loop, function is) is enough — and this is covered at the beginning of the course.
- Web developers wanting to move into mobile development — you already know JavaScript/TypeScript, so you will pick up Dart quickly. The course will help transfer your reactive UI skills (as in React/Vue) to mobile rails.
- Android/iOS developers who want to reduce time maintaining two codebases — Flutter gives a single code for all platforms, and the course will show how to migrate to it with minimal losses.
Career prospects and salaries
According to job search resources, a Flutter developer in Russia in 2026 earns on average from 150,000 to 300,000 rubles per month (in Moscow and St. Petersburg — 20-30% higher). Abroad, according to Glassdoor, a Mid-level Flutter engineer's salary is $80,000–$120,000 per year. The number of vacancies with the keyword "Flutter" on hh.ru has grown 2.5 times over the past three years. Moreover, demand for cross-platform developers continues to rise: companies save up to 40% of their development budget by using a single Flutter team.
The course "Flutter and Dart — Cross-Platform Development" provides exactly the skills employers are looking for: work with Firebase, State Management, animations, testing. A practical project in your portfolio is your advantage in an interview.
Why AI-based learning is modern
Traditional online courses often suffer from templating: one program for everyone, hour-long videos that you have to rewatch. Asibiont changes the approach: the AI tailors content to your background. If you already know JavaScript, the neural network will generate lessons focusing on Dart's differences. If you are confused by the principles of BLoC, you will receive an additional module with toy examples. This saves time and delivers results faster than a linear course.
Conclusion
Flutter is one of the fastest-growing technologies in development. According to Google Trends, interest in Flutter has grown by 400% over the past five years. The course on Asibiont is not just recorded lectures but a living process where the AI adapts to you. You will create a full-fledged To-Do application, master Firebase and State Management, and most importantly, gain skills that will allow you to apply for Flutter developer positions with an income starting from 150,000 rubles.
Start learning today: Flutter and Dart — Cross-Platform Development. Your future in development — in one course.
Comments