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Hello and welcome.
I'm sure you're excited to get started, but before we dive into our first technical topic, we're going
to do a quick overview on how you can get help inside this course.
If you get stuck at any point in time, the first place to look, if you ever get stuck is on the Udemy
Q8 discussion boards, on the discussion boards.
There's a tremendous amount of content of people who have already asked questions, maybe even the same
question that you've asked.
The second place that you can get help from is by reaching out to me directly over you.
Tami's direct message interface.
This is usually the fastest place to get a response from me.
In general, I check my direct messages about once a day, Monday through Friday.
Finally, if you need more urgent help, you can always reach out to me on Twitter, which is generally
the fastest way to reach out to me and get a response.
In general, I respond to everything on Twitter within about 24 hours and I almost always respond to
every single message that I get.
If you need to reach out to me directly on Twitter, my handle is right here.
So with this out of the way, let's dive into the next section and start talking about dart and flutter.
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