Q1) Are there any major drawbacks of Flutter when compared to its

competitors?
Ans: Flutter is much easier as compared to its competitors but the only
drawback you can find for now is its support. Being a relatively newer
language, it has much less resources, documentations, stability, and
community. Also even if it is stated, many web browsers actually do not
support flutter still.

Q2) Is there only a 2 hour workshop which will be conducted on 12th

sept?
Ans: No. This event is a 3 part series. So there are upcoming workshops on
UI/UX design and Computer Vision using OpenCV.

Q3) This course is free or do we have to pay?

Ans: I hope it’s abundantly clear by now that these are COMPLETELY FREE
courses!!! We are staunch believers of free information and knowledge for
everyone.

Q4) What is the main usage of flutter and how can we use it for our
requirements?
Ans: It’s a cross-platform tool intended for creating Android and iOS apps
from a single code base by using a modern, reactive framework. Flutter
apps are built using Dart, a simple object-oriented programming
language. The central idea of Flutter revolves around widgets. The entire UI
is made of combining different widgets, each of which defines a structural
element (like a button or menu), a stylistic element (like a font or color
scheme), an aspect of layout (like padding), and so on. Flutter does not use
OEM widgets, but provides its own ready-made widgets which look native
either to Android (Material Design) or iOS apps (Cupertino). So you can
definitely use this when you have a cross-platform application
requirement.

Q5) Are you going to provide internships and how to apply for that?
Ans: We have a 3rd party startup who is collaborating with us to give
internships ONLY FOR THE FLUTTER WORKSHOP AS A FLUTTER
DEVELOPER. Selections will be done on the basis of a Flutter coding
challenge conducted by the startup after the Flutter event. Participation in
the challenge is completely voluntary and no guarantee is given for the
same.
Q6) Are there any prerequisites for this course?
Ans: Only prerequisite is to have a system with Android Studio and Flutter
SDK installed.

Q7) How long will this workshop be ?

Ans: Workshop is of 2 hours and then there will be a Q&A session at the
end AFTER THE 2 HOUR WORKSHOP.

Q8) It would be completely basic or do we have to know something

before starting this course?
Ans: It is an absolutely beginner level Flutter workshop. That being said
some knowledge of coding in any language, especially object oriented
programming will be a plus (but not necessary)

Q9) I'm from Nigeria, can I learn also?

Ans: 100% yes! You can learn from the International Space Station as long
as you are genuinely interested!

Q10) Will the session provide the complete course for Android App
Development?
Ans: THIS IS AN FLUTTER DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP NOT ANDROID
DEVELOPMENT. They are both very different things even if they use the
same IDE.

Q11) Should I install android studio or is VS code installation enough?

Ans: Preferably install and work on Android Studio. But if not, use VS Code.
Though you will have to figure out how to compile and execute the code
using VS Code and terminal since unlike VS Code, Android Studio has a
direct Run button which builds and runs the app with Hot Reload
integrated.

Q12) Will we get Certificate?

Ans: Yes!