Re: Programming for android.
Where I work we have several apps written in Xamarin and I am not a fan. There are many capabilities that seem to be lacking and implementing more advanced accessibility features seems to be problematic. Flutter's accessibility capabilities are extensive, and make possible things I have not seen accomplished with either Xamarin or Kotlin, or makes doing those things far simpler. We also tried to get a bug with Xamarin forms resolved that was causing focus loops for Voice Over on iOS with no response, where as the Flutter creators seem to respond rapidly to such bugs when a ticket is filed. My knowledge of xamarin is admittedly all observational, not as a dev, but I can say that many of the developers I work with would love to stop using it.
Further, as Google has made Dart and Flutter the primary tools for creating apps on their Fuchsia project, you will be well set up for the future as far as Google platforms go.
@fawazar94, both books will introduce you to Dart, as well as point you toward official documentation. Flutter for Beginners does do a much deeper dive into the ins and outs of the language in the book itself, however.
Also check out flutter.dev for getting up and running.
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