Master Riverpod, Hooks And Api Interaction In Flutter

Build scalable, reactive Flutter apps with Riverpod, Flutter Hooks, and real-world API integration.

What you'll learn

Intermediate Flutter developers who want to level up their state management skills.

Developers who are struggling with setState or Provider and want a more scalable solution.

Mobile app developers building real-world apps that require clean architecture and modular code.

Beginners with basic Flutter knowledge looking to learn best practices early.

Engineers looking to replace bloated codebases with Riverpod’s modern patterns.

Flutter developers who want to write more concise and reactive UI using Flutter Hooks.

Anyone building Flutter apps that need to consume APIs reliably and handle different states (loading, success, error).

Developers interested in learning how to model state with freezed and sealed unions.

Teams or freelancers who want to ship faster and maintain apps easier with better state structure.

Anyone preparing for Flutter interviews or advanced mobile roles.

Requirements

Basic knowledge of Flutter and Dart You should be comfortable building simple UIs with Flutter and understand concepts like widgets, setState, and navigation.

Description

Unlock the full power of Flutter state management by mastering Riverpod, Flutter Hooks, and efficient API interaction in real-world projects. This course is designed for developers who want to go beyond the basics and build robust, maintainable, and scalable Flutter applications using modern best practices.Flutter Hooks, a tool that simplifies widget lifecycle management and reduces boilerplate, allowing you to write more concise and readable widget trees. Paired with Riverpod, Hooks offers an elegant way to manage UI state and behavior.Additionally, this course walks you through real-world API interaction, covering how to consume RESTful APIs, handle loading and error states gracefully, and model response data using freezed and dio.By the end of this course, you’ll have the skills to build complex Flutter applications that are easy to maintain and scale. Whether you're building apps for clients, startups, or your portfolio, this course equips you with production-ready patterns and tools used by top Flutter developers today.You’ll learn how to:Use Riverpod for clean, testable state managementImplement Flutter Hooks to simplify widget lifecycle and stateIntegrate REST APIs seamlessly with async providersHandle loading, error, and success states using freezedArchitect real-world apps using modular and reusable patternsWhether you're transitioning from Provider or starting fresh, this course gives you the tools to build production-ready apps with confidence.Perfect for intermediate Flutter developers ready to take their skills to the next level.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Creating code snippet in VSCODE

Section 2: Freezed

Lecture 3 Introduction to Freezed

Lecture 4 Introduction of Freezed with Riverpod

Lecture 5 Freezed with Riverpod State

Lecture 6 Freezed model example

Section 3: Hooks

Lecture 7 Introduction to Hooks

Lecture 8 Access to Hooks Component with HookWidget and StatefulHookWidget

Lecture 9 Using useState Theory

Lecture 10 Using useState Pratical

Lecture 11 Using useTextEditingController Pratical

Lecture 12 using useTextEditingController theory

Lecture 13 Using useEffect Theory

Lecture 14 Using useEffect Practical

Lecture 15 Using useFuture Theory

Lecture 16 Using useFuture Practical

Lecture 17 Using useStream Theory

Lecture 18 Using useStream Practical

Lecture 19 Using useMemiozed Theory

Lecture 20 Using useMemiozed Practical

Lecture 21 Using useReducer Theory

Lecture 22 Using useReducer Practical

Lecture 23 Using Custom Hook Theory

Lecture 24 Using Custom Hook Practical

Section 4: Introduction to Riverpod

Lecture 25 Intro to Riverpod

Lecture 26 Intro to Riverpod Practical

Lecture 27 Using Provider Theory

Lecture 28 Using Provider Practical

Lecture 29 Read, Watch and Listen Theory

Lecture 30 Read, Watch and Listen Practical

Lecture 31 Access to ref with Consumer, ConsumerWidget, ConsumerStatefulWidget

Lecture 32 Riverpod Modifiers Theory

Lecture 33 Riverpod Modifiers Practical

Lecture 34 Using stateProvider Theory

Lecture 35 Using stateProvider Practical

Lecture 36 Using futureProvider Theory

Lecture 37 Using futureProvider Practical

Lecture 38 Using Stream Provider Theory

Lecture 39 Using Stream Provider Practical

Lecture 40 Code generation for riverpod with how to use

Lecture 41 Which should you use problem in Riverpod

Lecture 42 Hook Widget with Riverpod

Section 5: Introduction to API for Professional usecases

Lecture 43 Introduction to Dio better version of Http

Lecture 44 Introduction to Postman

Lecture 45 Environment in Postman

Lecture 46 Trying out the get method

Lecture 47 Understanding the Params, and different ways of sending data

Lecture 48 understanding response recieved from the endpoint

Lecture 49 Understanding 200`s response from the server

Lecture 50 Understanding 400`s response from the server

Lecture 51 Understanding 500`s response from the server

Lecture 52 Summary of response from the server

Lecture 53 Introduction to Retrofit

Lecture 54 More explanation on Post request

Lecture 55 More explanation on Get request

Lecture 56 Other method put, patch, delete

Section 6: Putting all together

Lecture 57 Todo App Example

Lecture 58 Endpoint App Example Part 1

Lecture 59 Endpoint App Example Part 2

Flutter developers who want to move beyond setState and learn modern, scalable state management,Developers transitioning from Provider or BLoC who are looking for a cleaner and more testable architecture.,Intermediate developers ready to write more reactive and maintainable apps with real-world features.,Freelancers or solo developers building production apps and needing solid API integration and app structure.,Students or job-seekers preparing for interviews or professional Flutter roles who want to stand out with best practices.,Teams working on large codebases, seeking maintainable patterns using Riverpod and Hooks.,Anyone curious about how to handle complex state, API loading states, and clean architecture in Flutter apps.