A polished UI screen set
Layout, theming and responsive widgets that look right on small and large phones.
Twelve weeks to design, build and publish a cross-platform app — from your first widget to a live Play Store listing, taught by engineers who ship Flutter apps for clients.
Bright Infonet’s Flutter course is a 12-week hybrid program in the Chandigarh Tricity for people with some coding experience. You learn Dart, Flutter, state management, Firebase and offline data from working engineers, and finish by publishing your own app to the Google Play Store with analytics wired in.
Flutter lets one codebase run on Android and iOS, which is why so many startups and agencies now hire for it. This track teaches it the way our studio uses it on client apps: clean widget structure, predictable state and data that survives a bad network.
You begin with Dart and Flutter layout, then move to state and navigation with Riverpod, then APIs, Firebase and local storage. The final weeks cover testing, release builds and the Play Store submission, so you go through a real launch rather than reading about one.
It suits students and developers across Chandigarh, Mohali and Panchkula who already know basic programming. The hybrid format means you can attend in person in the Tricity or join the same sessions online.
Design and ship cross-platform apps with one codebase — all the way to the store listing.
Widgets, layout, theming
Riverpod, routing, forms
APIs, Firebase, local storage
Testing, builds, store launch
You’ll ship: An app published to the Play Store, with analytics wired in.
Each build runs on a real phone and is reviewed by an engineer.
Layout, theming and responsive widgets that look right on small and large phones.
Navigation, validation and state handled cleanly, not with copy-pasted setState calls.
Fetching, caching and error states against a real backend.
Authentication, cloud data and push notifications of the kind client apps ask for.
Local storage and sync so the app keeps working on patchy mobile networks.
Signed release build, store listing and analytics — live on the Play Store under your name.
The people teaching you build Flutter apps for clients in our studio.
Feedback on structure, state handling and performance, the way a team lead would give it.
You test on your own phone early and often, not only on an emulator.
In-person sessions in the Tricity plus live online access for the same classes.
Signing, versioning and store review are part of the syllabus, not an afterthought.
Help writing up your app, tidying your repository and preparing for Flutter interviews.
Fees depend on the track and format; contact us for the current fee and batch dates.
No. You need some programming experience in any language; Dart is taught from the start of the track.
That is the goal of the final module. You prepare the release build and listing and go through Google’s review with mentor support.
Flutter code runs on both Android and iOS, and we explain iOS builds and App Store requirements. Publishing to the App Store needs a Mac and an Apple developer account, so the hands-on release focuses on the Play Store.
We help with your portfolio, code reviews and interview preparation, but we don’t promise jobs. A published app and a clean repository are what we help you build.
Yes. The course is hybrid, so students from anywhere in the Tricity can attend in person or join the same sessions online.