A small update with one fix you may have noticed. • Lesson animations no longer cut off the second line of a long caption • Enjoying Flutter Wizard? You can now rate it from the You tab

New chapters, two new games, and a reason to come back every day. • Desktop programming: ten new lessons on menus, right-click menus, files, more than one window and the system tray, then signing and shipping your desktop app • Making games: a new track that builds a game loop by hand, then real games with Flame, with a small game you can play inside the lesson • Two new arcade games: Await Order, where you guess the order async code prints in, and Bug Hunt, where you find the buggy line before the clock runs out • Daily challenge: one question a day, picked from what you are weakest at. Answering it keeps your streak alive

A smoother start, and animations that look like the real thing. • Opening the app is now one smooth motion: the wizard hat you see at launch rises straight into the loading screen • Every widget in the library has a new animation that shows the actual widget — Text, Icon, Card, Chip, RefreshIndicator and more • The rebuilds of well-known app screens now look and move like the real thing • Every Flutter release on the timeline has its own animation • The Wizard Pro renewal price now sits right under the subscribe button • A one-time age question before sign-in Fixes • Some lesson animations showed blank cards or cut-off text

Every lesson, rewritten to be easy to follow. • All 135 lessons now explain every new word the first time it appears, in plain language — no more notes that assume you already know Flutter • Every checkpoint question and answer explanation has been rewritten the same way • A short ad now comes after every four lessons, from whichever chapters you are learning in. When it is time, the Next lesson button becomes "Watch an ad to continue", and Back to learning is always there too • The app now tells you when a new version is out, and shows what is new in it • Wizard Pro removes the ads entirely, and lets the whole course work offline Fixes • Watching an ad to the end now opens the next lesson or chapter every time • "Restore a purchase" now tells you what it found • Cancelling a purchase no longer leaves the button spinning • The ad offer no longer showed "+0 XP"

Learn in your own language, a timeline of Flutter itself, and fewer interruptions along the way. • Ten languages, switchable any time from the You tab — English, Hindi, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic and Indonesian. Every screen in the app follows, not just the lessons • A timeline of Flutter's own releases: 31 stable versions, oldest first, each with a short animation of what it changed • Ads no longer interrupt you between lessons. There is now one short ad offered at the end of every second chapter, it is always optional, and watching it pays you 50 bonus XP • Locked a chapter you want early? Open it by watching one ad, or with Wizard Pro • The chapters you still need first are now tappable — go straight to one, finish it, and come back to a shorter list • Wizard Pro can now be bought in the app: no ads, and the whole course works with no connection • Eleven lessons that had no picture on any step now have one Fixes • The Wizard Pro button stays on screen instead of sitting below six cards • A lesson step with more text below the fold now says so • The concept map pinches out far enough to see the whole map • Cards on the timeline and in the toolbelt play their animation when opened • A lock now says what will open it, instead of an empty list • The phone number field highlights the moment you tap it • Ads recover on their own after a dropped connection instead of staying blank for the rest of the session

The curriculum more than doubled. • 135 lessons across 18 tracks, up from 57 across 13 • Dart 3, properly: records, patterns, sealed classes and generics • Reaching everyone: accessibility, ten languages, tablets and foldables • Release engineering: versions, flavors, signing keys, pipelines and secrets • Data for real: SQLite, sockets, Firebase, push and crash reporting • Making money: ads, in-app purchases, and which payment rail you may use • Further out: video, documents, game loops, 3D, and building on a model Also new: • 80 widgets in the library, every one animated • 45 errors you will actually hit — including the Gradle, Xcode and App Store failures that no tutorial covers • 20 real apps pulled apart and rebuilt. Google Maps, Slack, Notion, Strava and Robinhood join the first fifteen • 26 packages in the toolbelt, so every line of a real pubspec is explained The concept map was rebuilt to stay readable at 129 ideas: more room between nodes, rows ordered so far fewer lines cross, and a button that fits the whole map on screen.