Starting my first Flutter project has been a challenging but exciting journey for me. Being new to Flutter and lacking prior knowledge, it took me some time to grasp the concepts and tools involved in the development process.
To begin, I used Figma to create the basic framework of my app. This allowed me to visualize the design and plan my project effectively. From there, I started implementing the login feature on the first page, focusing on password authentication and anonymous login. Integrating Firebase for authentication proved to be quite complex, as I was unfamiliar with it. However, I took my time to learn Firebase and understand its functionalities, even though it required significant effort.
In addition to the authentication feature, I wanted to enhance the user experience by adding basic animations to my app. Flutter provides a wide range of animation options and widgets, which helped me create delightful and interactive interfaces for my project.
I must admit that my code is currently not well-organized. However, I understand that code organization is a skill that improves over time. As I gain more experience and learn best practices, I will be able to structure my code in a more maintainable and modular way. For now, I am focusing on learning and building my project, rather than worrying too much about code organization.
I believe that everyone starts somewhere, and I'm proud of myself for taking the initiative to start my first Flutter project. Whenever I face challenges or have questions, I know that the Flutter community is always ready to offer assistance and guidance. I'm determined to continue learning and improving my skills as I work towards completing my app and adding more features to it.
Thank you for listening to my progress and experiences! If you have any further questions or suggestions, please feel free to ask.
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