u/Crazy-One6872

I recently joined a startup as a Flutter intern. They're training me in Flutter and Firebase, and at the same time I'm working on their actual project, which has been a great learning experience so far.

The internship is for 6 months, but I'm not sure if they'll hire me full-time afterward. So I want to use these 6 months as effectively as possible and become good enough to apply for Flutter developer roles anywhere.

I'd love some advice from people who are already working with Flutter.

What should I focus on the most during these 6 months?

Also, what skills do companies actually expect from a Flutter developer with around 6 months of experience? If you were starting again, what would you learn first, and what would you avoid spending too much time on?

My goal is to come out of this internship as a confident Flutter developer who's ready for the job market

Hi everyone,

I recently joined a startup as a Flutter intern. They're training me in Flutter and Firebase, and at the same time I'm working on their actual project, which has been a great learning experience so far.

The internship is for 6 months, but I'm not sure if they'll hire me full-time afterward. So I want to use these 6 months as effectively as possible and become good enough to apply for Flutter developer roles anywhere.

I'd love some advice from people who are already working with Flutter.

What should I focus on the most during these 6 months?

Also, what skills do companies actually expect from a Flutter developer with around 6 months of experience? If you were starting again, what would you learn first, and what would you avoid spending too much time on?