✅ 50 Must-Know Flutter Concepts for Interviews & Projects 📱

📍 Flutter Basics
1. What is Flutter
2. Flutter architecture overview
3. Dart language basics
4. Hot Reload vs Hot Restart
5. StatelessWidget vs StatefulWidget

📍 UI & Widgets
6. Widget tree
7. Common widgets (Text, Column, Row, Container, Stack)
8. Layout widgets (Expanded, Flexible, Wrap)
9. ListView & GridView
10. Custom widgets

📍 Navigation & Routing
11. Navigator 1.0 vs Navigator 2.0
12. Named routes
13. Passing data between screens
14. BottomNavigationBar
15. Drawer & TabBar

📍 State Management (🔥 Very Important)
16. setState()
17. Provider
18. Riverpod
19. Bloc / Cubit
20. GetX

📍 Networking & APIs
21. HTTP requests (http package)
22. Fetching data from REST API
23. JSON serialization & model classes
24. Handling errors & loading states
25. Dio vs http

📍 Local Storage
26. SharedPreferences
27. Hive database
28. SQLite
29. Local caching
30. Secure storage

📍 UI Enhancements
31. Animations & Transitions
32. Hero animations
33. Themes & Dark Mode
34. Custom fonts & icons
35. Responsive design (MediaQuery, LayoutBuilder)

📍 Backend & Integration
36. Firebase integration
37. Authentication (Email/Google/Phone)
38. Firestore & Realtime Database
39. Cloud Storage
40. Push Notifications

📍 Testing & Debugging
41. Unit testing
42. Widget testing
43. Integration testing
44. Debugging tools & DevTools
45. Performance optimization

📍 Deployment & Tools
46. App signing & release build
47. Flutter doctor & CLI commands
48. Platform channels (Native code integration)
49. Version control with Git
50. Publishing to Play Store & App Store



💡 Tip: Master these 50 Flutter concepts and you’ll be ready to build, deploy, and scale professional-grade apps confidently!

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Must-Know Flutter Tips to Level Up Your Development!

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✅ 1. Use Const Widgets – Reduce unnecessary widget rebuilds by using const wherever possible.

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✅ 3. Optimize Your Build Method – Avoid putting heavy logic inside build() to keep UI smooth.

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✅ 5. Prefer Stateless Widgets When Possible – Stateful widgets can be costly; use Stateless when no UI updates are required.

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✅ Flutter Interview Q&A – Part 1 📱💡

1️⃣ What is Flutter?

Answer: Flutter is Google’s open-source UI toolkit for building natively compiled apps for mobile, web, and desktop — all from a single codebase.

2️⃣ What language is used in Flutter?

Answer: Flutter uses Dart, a modern object-oriented language optimized for UI, fast performance, and reactive programming.

3️⃣ What are widgets in Flutter?

Answer: Widgets are the building blocks of Flutter apps — everything from layout to text and buttons is a widget. They define both structure and behavior.

4️⃣ What is the difference between Stateless and Stateful widgets?

Answer:
StatelessWidget: The UI doesn’t change once built.
StatefulWidget: The UI can change dynamically during runtime using state.

5️⃣ What is the Widget Tree?

Answer: The Widget Tree represents the hierarchy of widgets in an app — it shows how widgets are nested and combined to form the UI.

6️⃣ What is setState()?

Answer: setState() notifies Flutter that the widget’s state has changed, prompting the framework to rebuild the UI with updated data.

7️⃣ What is hot reload?

Answer: Hot reload allows you to instantly see code changes without losing the current app state — boosting productivity during development.

8️⃣ What is BuildContext?

Answer: BuildContext gives access to the widget tree location and allows interaction with inherited widgets and navigation.

9️⃣ What is the difference between mainAxisAlignment and crossAxisAlignment?

Answer:
mainAxisAlignment: Aligns children along the main axis (horizontal for Row, vertical for Column).
crossAxisAlignment: Aligns children across the perpendicular axis.

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✅ Flutter Interview Q&A – Part 2 ⚙️📲

1️⃣ What is a layout widget in Flutter?
Answer: Layout widgets help you position, align, and size other widgets. Examples: Row, Column, Stack, Expanded, and Container.

2️⃣ What is the difference between Row and Column?
Answer:

Row: Aligns children horizontally.

Column: Aligns children vertically.


3️⃣ What is a Scaffold widget?
Answer: Scaffold provides the basic structure for a screen — including AppBar, Drawer, BottomNavigationBar, and FloatingActionButton.

4️⃣ What is Navigator in Flutter?
Answer: Navigator manages routes (screens) in Flutter. It allows navigation between pages using methods like push() and pop().

5️⃣ What is a route?
Answer: A route is simply a screen or page in a Flutter app. You can define routes using MaterialPageRoute or a named route map.

6️⃣ What is setState() vs Provider / Riverpod / Bloc?
Answer:

setState: Simple local state management.

Provider / Riverpod / Bloc: Used for managing global or complex state across multiple widgets.


7️⃣ What is InheritedWidget?
Answer: It’s the base class for sharing data down the widget tree. Many state management solutions (like Provider) are built on it.

8️⃣ What is FutureBuilder?
Answer: FutureBuilder builds its UI based on the state of a Future (pending, completed, error) — useful for async data like APIs.

9️⃣ What is StreamBuilder?
Answer: StreamBuilder listens to a Stream and rebuilds its UI every time new data is emitted — perfect for real-time updates.

🔟 What is the difference between Hot Reload and Hot Restart?
Answer:

Hot Reload: Updates code instantly while keeping app state.

Hot Restart: Restarts the app and resets all state variables.

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✅ Flutter Interview Q&A – Part 3 ⚙️

1️⃣ What is a Future in Flutter?

Answer: A Future represents a value that will be available later, often used for async operations like API calls or reading from a database.

2️⃣ What is async and await?
Answer:

async marks a function as asynchronous.

await pauses the function until the Future completes.


Example:

Future<void> fetchData() async {
  var data = await api.getData();
  print(data);
}

3️⃣ What is the difference between Future and Stream?
Answer:

Future: Returns a single value once.

Stream: Returns multiple values over time.


4️⃣ How can you improve performance in Flutter apps?
Answer:

✅ Use const widgets whenever possible.
✅ Avoid rebuilding large widget trees unnecessarily.
✅ Use ListView.builder instead of ListView for long lists.
✅ Cache images and network data.
✅ Minimize state changes.

5️⃣ What is the use of Keys in Flutter?
Answer: Keys help Flutter identify and preserve widget states when the widget tree changes — useful in lists and complex UIs.

6️⃣ What is the build() method?
Answer: It’s the core method where you describe how your widget should look based on its current state.

7️⃣ When should you use StatelessWidget vs StatefulWidget?
Answer:

StatelessWidget: For UI that doesn’t change.

StatefulWidget: For UI that updates dynamically.


8️⃣ What are RepaintBoundary widgets?
Answer: These widgets isolate parts of the UI to avoid unnecessary repaints, improving rendering performance.

9️⃣ What is the use of const keyword in Flutter?
Answer: It makes widgets immutable and prevents them from rebuilding — boosting performance.

🔟 What is widget tree, element tree, and render tree?
Answer:

Widget tree: Blueprint of UI.

Element tree: Holds widget instances.

Render tree: Handles actual layout and painting.


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