The Flutter ecosystem lacks comprehensive educational resources for Telegram Mini Apps development. While Flutter is becoming increasingly popular for cross-platform development, Flutter developers find no proper documentation and tutorials for creating tApps(Not Ton Specific, alike for other chains, meanwhile a good number of Flutter developers try to contribute to web3 => Ton will be the friendliest, because of available resources). This video series will bridge this knowledge gap, providing a structured learning path from basics to advanced implementation.
Context
As someone actively working with Flutter and Telegram Mini Apps, I've noticed that:
Documentation for Flutter tApp development is scattered and often outdated
Existing tutorials mostly focus on JavaScript/TypeScript implementations
Flutter developers need a clear, step-by-step guide to understand both TON blockchain concepts and tApp development
There's no comprehensive video resource that covers the complete development cycle
Learning goals
After completing this video series, developers will be able to:
Set up a complete Flutter development environment for tApp creation
Understand and implement TON blockchain interactions using Flutter
Create and deploy smart contracts for tApp functionality
Build both simple and complex tApps with proper UI/UX practices
Implement secure wallet connections and transaction handling
Debug and optimize tApp performance
Deploy tApps to production with proper security measures
Navigate common challenges in tApp development
Follow best practices for Flutter-based blockchain applications
Implement proper state management for decentralized applications
Build innovative ideas that could be the next fortune 500 companies.
Content Creation and Research: $1000
Video Production and Editing: $500
Example Applications Development: $300
Documentation and Support Materials: $500
Total Estimated Range: $2300
Note: Price can be adjusted based on specific requirements or scope modifications.
Completion Criteria
### Video Content Delivery On YoutubeComplete Series 1: Fundamentals (3 videos)
TON Blockchain and FunC basics video completed
Flutter setup for tApp video completed
TON Connect integration video completed
Complete Series 2: Basic tApp (4 videos)
Product showcase app skeleton video completed
UI implementation video completed
Navigation setup video completed
Deployment process video completed
Complete Series 3: Advanced Implementation (5 videos)
Smart contract integration video completed
Wallet connection video completed
Transaction handling video completed
State management video completed
Advanced features video completed
Code Repository Requirements
Basic tApp example repository with:
Complete source code
README with setup instructions
Working demo
Comments and documentation
1080p minimum resolution
Clear audio quality
English subtitles
Documentation
Written tutorials for each video
Code snippets documented on GitHub
Common issues and solutions guide
Setup troubleshooting guide
The project will be considered complete when:
All video content is recorded, edited, and uploaded
Both example applications are fully functional and deployed
All documentation is written and reviewed
Code repositories are public and well-documented
Summary
The Flutter ecosystem lacks comprehensive educational resources for Telegram Mini Apps development. While Flutter is becoming increasingly popular for cross-platform development, Flutter developers find no proper documentation and tutorials for creating tApps(Not Ton Specific, alike for other chains, meanwhile a good number of Flutter developers try to contribute to web3 => Ton will be the friendliest, because of available resources). This video series will bridge this knowledge gap, providing a structured learning path from basics to advanced implementation.
Context
As someone actively working with Flutter and Telegram Mini Apps, I've noticed that:
Documentation for Flutter tApp development is scattered and often outdated Existing tutorials mostly focus on JavaScript/TypeScript implementations Flutter developers need a clear, step-by-step guide to understand both TON blockchain concepts and tApp development There's no comprehensive video resource that covers the complete development cycle
Learning goals
After completing this video series, developers will be able to:
References
### Official Resources:
Telegram Mini Apps documentation: https://core.telegram.org/bots/webapps TON Documentation: https://ton.org/docs Flutter Documentation: https://docs.flutter.dev/
Similar Educational Content: JavaScript TON Connect Tutorial Series: https://ton.org/docs/develop/dapps/ton-connect
Related GitHub Projects: DartTonConnect: https://github.com/romanovichim/dartTonconnect TON Flutter SDK: https://github.com/ton-blockchain/flutter-ton-wallet Ton Utils: https://pub.dev/documentation/tonutils/latest/
Estimate suggested reward
Based on market rates and complexity:
Core Components:
Content Creation and Research: $1000 Video Production and Editing: $500 Example Applications Development: $300 Documentation and Support Materials: $500
Total Estimated Range: $2300
Note: Price can be adjusted based on specific requirements or scope modifications.
Completion Criteria
### Video Content Delivery On Youtube Complete Series 1: Fundamentals (3 videos)
TON Blockchain and FunC basics video completed Flutter setup for tApp video completed TON Connect integration video completed
Complete Series 2: Basic tApp (4 videos)
Product showcase app skeleton video completed UI implementation video completed Navigation setup video completed Deployment process video completed
Complete Series 3: Advanced Implementation (5 videos)
Smart contract integration video completed Wallet connection video completed Transaction handling video completed State management video completed Advanced features video completed
Code Repository Requirements
Basic tApp example repository with:
Complete source code README with setup instructions Working demo Comments and documentation
Advanced marketplace tApp repository with:
Complete source code Smart contract code Deployment guide
Quality Standards
All videos must have:
1080p minimum resolution Clear audio quality English subtitles
Documentation
Written tutorials for each video Code snippets documented on GitHub Common issues and solutions guide Setup troubleshooting guide
The project will be considered complete when:
All video content is recorded, edited, and uploaded Both example applications are fully functional and deployed All documentation is written and reviewed Code repositories are public and well-documented