Rajesh Lakkakula Mobile Application Architect
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I bring 10 years of diverse systems integration, Mobile Application Development, and IT expertise. This requires a formal and continuing education along with outstanding collaboration, communication, and negotiation skills to bring about the proper solutions, and the highest levels of customer satisfaction, on time and budget.

Teaching Style:
Start with the basics. Make sure your students understand the fundamentals of programming and mobile app development before moving on to more advanced topics.
Use real-world examples. When teaching mobile app development, it is helpful to use real-world examples to illustrate the teaching of the concepts. This will help students understand how the concepts apply to real-world applications.
Encourage creativity. Mobile app development is a creative process. Encourage students to be creative and come up with their own ideas for mobile apps.
Provide feedback. As your students are working on their mobile apps, will provide them with feedback. This will help them improve their skills and create better apps.
Be patient. Learning mobile app development can be a challenging process. Be patient with your way of learning and be at the student's own pace.

Languages Spoken
English
Kannada
Hindi

Subjects

Android Application Development Beginner-Expert
Flutter Development Beginner-Expert

Experience

No experience mentioned.

Education

Computer Sceince of Engineering (Sep, 2008–Jun, 2012) from JNTU Ananthapur

Fee details

₹500/hour (US$5.90/hour)

Courses offered

Flutter Crash Course
- ₹15000
- Duration: 30 days
- Delivery mode: Online
- Group size: 5
- Instruction language: English
- Certificate provided: No
A Flutter crash course typically covers the following topics:

1. Introduction to Flutter and Dart: This includes an overview of Flutter, its architecture, and the Dart programming language¹.

2. Flutter Widgets: You'll learn about the building blocks of Flutter apps, including stateful and stateless widgets¹.

3. Layout and Styling: This section covers how to design and style your Flutter app, including using Material Design components¹.

4. State Management: You'll learn about managing the state of your app, including using the Provider package with ChangeNotifier¹.

5. Networking: This includes learning how to make network requests, deserialize JSON, and use the http package¹.

6. Navigation: You'll learn about navigating between different screens in your app¹.

7. Using Packages and Plugins: This section covers how to use packages and plugins to access native APIs¹.

8. Animations: You'll learn about creating explicit animations, using hero widgets, and staggered animations.