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"Visual Studio - develop for Windows"!? This appears when running flutter doc
June 08, 2019 at 12:51AM by SocialMammoth
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"Visual Studio - develop for Windows"!? This appears when running flutter doc
PS C:\Software Projects\flutter_bloc_login_tutorial> flutter doctor -v [√] Flutter (Channel dev, v1.7.3, on Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.18912.1001], locale en-CA) • Flutter version 1.7.3 at C:\src\flutter_windows_v1.5.4-hotfix.2-stable\flutter • Framework revision 362b999b90 (3 hours ago), 2019-06-07 12:43:27 -0700 • Engine revision 0602dbb275 • Dart version 2.3.2 (build 2.3.2-dev.0.1 6e0d978505) [√] Android toolchain - develop for Android devices (Android SDK version 28.0.3) • Android SDK at C:\Users\ppari\AppData\Local\Android\sdk • Android NDK location not configured (optional; useful for native profiling support) • Platform android-28, build-tools 28.0.3 • Java binary at: C:\Program Files\Android\Android Studio\jre\bin\java • Java version OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_152-release-1343-b01) • All Android licenses accepted. [X] Visual Studio - develop for Windows X Visual Studio not installed; this is necessary for Windows development. Download at https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/downloads/. [!] Android Studio (version 3.4) • Android Studio at C:\Program Files\Android\Android Studio X Flutter plugin not installed; this adds Flutter specific functionality. X Dart plugin not installed; this adds Dart specific functionality. • Java version OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_152-release-1343-b01) [√] VS Code (version 1.35.0) • VS Code at C:\Users\ppari\AppData\Local\Programs\Microsoft VS Code • Flutter extension version 3.1.0 [√] Connected device (1 available) • Android SDK built for x86 • emulator-5554 • android-x86 • Android 9 (API 28) (emulator) ! Doctor found issues in 2 categories.Wow what is that!?
June 08, 2019 at 12:51AM by SocialMammoth
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Issue in Json Parsing
Dear Team, *Objective: *Want to fetch *rates(non array)* from API & show using ListView or anything better in Flutter Widget. *Achieved* - Generated Json Model using this . *Problem* : In Class
June 08, 2019 at 02:22AM by Akshat Sharma
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Issue in Json Parsing
Dear Team, *Objective: *Want to fetch *rates(non array)* from API & show using ListView or anything better in Flutter Widget. *Achieved* - Generated Json Model using this . *Problem* : In Class
June 08, 2019 at 02:22AM by Akshat Sharma
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problem in future builder
i have a problem in this , i got the result of type future in future but it does not go inside the builder method please help me .
problem in future builder
i have a problem in this , i got the result of type future in future but it does not go inside the builder method please help me .
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Can I replace existing Android folder with files from a new project?
Hi all, so I added a QR reader plugin which worked fine in iOS, but for Android, oh boy. The plugin is written in Kotlin and here we go, trying to make everything work has been a nightmare. Instructions were simple, but man oh man, problem after problem arose.I have gotten to the point where I'd rather just delete the android folder completely and add a new one. But, how will that affect my project? I realise that I'll have to make changes to the Gradle files for them to be as they were before this mess, but other than that I have only added app icons and so on that I can just put back.Any tips?
June 08, 2019 at 07:57AM by mightybob4611
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Can I replace existing Android folder with files from a new project?
Hi all, so I added a QR reader plugin which worked fine in iOS, but for Android, oh boy. The plugin is written in Kotlin and here we go, trying to make everything work has been a nightmare. Instructions were simple, but man oh man, problem after problem arose.I have gotten to the point where I'd rather just delete the android folder completely and add a new one. But, how will that affect my project? I realise that I'll have to make changes to the Gradle files for them to be as they were before this mess, but other than that I have only added app icons and so on that I can just put back.Any tips?
June 08, 2019 at 07:57AM by mightybob4611
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r/FlutterDev - Can I replace existing Android folder with files from a new project?
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A Guide to Text Shadows in Flutter!
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June 08, 2019 at 02:30PM by owen_halliday
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A Guide to Text Shadows in Flutter!
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Text Shadows in Flutter
In this post we’re going to explore how to use text shadows in Flutter. Text is a massive part of any application, and using shadows can…
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Flutter audio libs
Hi everybody,I'm playing with Dart and Flutter and it seems awesome.I'd like now to try to create some audio player, but it seems that there are not so many available features / libs yet.I've just found 4 plugins, cool to have indeed, but they don't provide me with all the features I'd like.How would you proceed in this case? is it easy to integrate C++ or other language libraries?
June 08, 2019 at 02:54PM by morriconus
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Flutter audio libs
Hi everybody,I'm playing with Dart and Flutter and it seems awesome.I'd like now to try to create some audio player, but it seems that there are not so many available features / libs yet.I've just found 4 plugins, cool to have indeed, but they don't provide me with all the features I'd like.How would you proceed in this case? is it easy to integrate C++ or other language libraries?
June 08, 2019 at 02:54PM by morriconus
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r/FlutterDev - Flutter audio libs
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changeNotifierProvider from Provider package doesn't provide values inside a nested widget.
so, i am trying to use changeNotifierProvider from Provider package to implement state changes but it's giving me hard time.I have the following code:// main widget
June 08, 2019 at 03:54PM by yunikmaha
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changeNotifierProvider from Provider package doesn't provide values inside a nested widget.
so, i am trying to use changeNotifierProvider from Provider package to implement state changes but it's giving me hard time.I have the following code:// main widget
Navigator.of(context).push(new MaterialPageRoute(builder: (context) {return ChangeNotifierProvider(builder: (_) => SellItemChoosen(),child: SellItem(),);}));
// SellItem widgetNavigator.of(context).push(new MaterialPageRoute(builder: (context) {return new ChooseCategory();}));}
inside SellItem
widget i can access SellItemChoosen
but when i navigate to ChooseCategory
route from within SellItem
i can't access SellItemChoosen
Am i doing something wrong here?June 08, 2019 at 03:54PM by yunikmaha
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expand_widget | easily expand and retract a widget collection or text.
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June 08, 2019 at 05:29PM by Purple_Pizzazz
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expand_widget | easily expand and retract a widget collection or text.
http://bit.ly/2WwD4hW
June 08, 2019 at 05:29PM by Purple_Pizzazz
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expand_widget | Flutter Package
Ability to easily expand and retract a widget collection or text.
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Is Flutter right for my project? Looking for input from experienced devs.
Without going too much into boring background details, I'm rolling the dice on a project I've been daydreaming about for a while. The service will be similar to AllTrails. Basically a catalog of places with some highly relational graph data structures but with the ability for users to donate money to the maintainers of those places. The structure currently looks something like this:A graph database powers the backend storage. I currently have a DGraph database running with the foundations of my schema worked out. A server written in Go exposes data to clients through an HTTP API and handles user state. I will also require an events server to fire off emails, push notifications, etc.A client written in Quasar (a Vue.js-based framework similar to Vuetify with more features) for PWA functionality.My first plan was to go web-first then learn Quasar's mobile app building toolchain (Cordova) to publish "native" apps. A PWA would accomplish 99% of what I want so I was going to go with that but Safari still lags horribly and iPhone support will be critical. I also know, at least on Android, the browser API for GPS location is drastically less precise than the native API. That's also important to me. Native apps would be better but if I go that route I need cross-platform capability and I will actually need a web app as well for certain functionality that's just not practical on a mobile screen.Then I discovered flutter-web is a thing in development and I've been digging into that for a few days. If I could make a cross-platform Android and iOS app that could also be served as a web app for desktop keyboard/mouse functionality that would be the best of all worlds.While in that rabbit hole I discovered that Firebase, through a bit of work, can serve up GraphQL and also has a complete auth/user management system. So now I'm also considering scrapping my current backend and refactoring it to work through Firebase which has tight integration with Flutter.I'm interested in any input related to framework choice and Firebase but I have a few specific questions.Can Flutter apps display photospheres? There's strangely zero information coming up on this via Google.The Play Services Location API is supposed to be the most accurate way to get location information on Android. Do any of Flutter's location libraries use this for precise location information? Can they report the accuracy of results similar to how Google Maps displays a variable circle to represent the accuracy of location data?What is your opinion on flutter-web for exposing functionality which is not practical outside of a large screen with a keyboard and mouse?Realistically how critical will having a Mac and/or iPhone be? I have a busted iPhone sitting in a drawer somewhere I could probably repair but I'd rather not buy a Mac just for publishing an iPhone app.Thanks.
June 08, 2019 at 07:03PM by Fantastitech
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Is Flutter right for my project? Looking for input from experienced devs.
Without going too much into boring background details, I'm rolling the dice on a project I've been daydreaming about for a while. The service will be similar to AllTrails. Basically a catalog of places with some highly relational graph data structures but with the ability for users to donate money to the maintainers of those places. The structure currently looks something like this:A graph database powers the backend storage. I currently have a DGraph database running with the foundations of my schema worked out. A server written in Go exposes data to clients through an HTTP API and handles user state. I will also require an events server to fire off emails, push notifications, etc.A client written in Quasar (a Vue.js-based framework similar to Vuetify with more features) for PWA functionality.My first plan was to go web-first then learn Quasar's mobile app building toolchain (Cordova) to publish "native" apps. A PWA would accomplish 99% of what I want so I was going to go with that but Safari still lags horribly and iPhone support will be critical. I also know, at least on Android, the browser API for GPS location is drastically less precise than the native API. That's also important to me. Native apps would be better but if I go that route I need cross-platform capability and I will actually need a web app as well for certain functionality that's just not practical on a mobile screen.Then I discovered flutter-web is a thing in development and I've been digging into that for a few days. If I could make a cross-platform Android and iOS app that could also be served as a web app for desktop keyboard/mouse functionality that would be the best of all worlds.While in that rabbit hole I discovered that Firebase, through a bit of work, can serve up GraphQL and also has a complete auth/user management system. So now I'm also considering scrapping my current backend and refactoring it to work through Firebase which has tight integration with Flutter.I'm interested in any input related to framework choice and Firebase but I have a few specific questions.Can Flutter apps display photospheres? There's strangely zero information coming up on this via Google.The Play Services Location API is supposed to be the most accurate way to get location information on Android. Do any of Flutter's location libraries use this for precise location information? Can they report the accuracy of results similar to how Google Maps displays a variable circle to represent the accuracy of location data?What is your opinion on flutter-web for exposing functionality which is not practical outside of a large screen with a keyboard and mouse?Realistically how critical will having a Mac and/or iPhone be? I have a busted iPhone sitting in a drawer somewhere I could probably repair but I'd rather not buy a Mac just for publishing an iPhone app.Thanks.
June 08, 2019 at 07:03PM by Fantastitech
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PSA: If you're building a Flutter app, consider subscribing to flutter-announce@. Flutter team shares long-form updates like planned breaking-changes or new tooling features there.
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June 08, 2019 at 08:46PM by EngineerScientist
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PSA: If you're building a Flutter app, consider subscribing to flutter-announce@. Flutter team shares long-form updates like planned breaking-changes or new tooling features there.
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Flutter: How to use the Stepper Widget
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June 08, 2019 at 09:57PM by Paulhal
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Flutter: How to use the Stepper Widget
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June 08, 2019 at 09:57PM by Paulhal
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Flutter: How to use the Stepper Widget
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Whenever you're dealing with large forms inside of your Flutter applications, the use of a Stepper Widget may be worth using. To quote the Material Design specification…
Whenever you're dealing with large forms inside of your Flutter applications, the use of a Stepper Widget may be worth using. To quote the Material Design specification…
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ListenableBuilder package
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June 08, 2019 at 12:43AM by KevinTheGray
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ListenableBuilder package
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June 08, 2019 at 12:43AM by KevinTheGray
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A renaming of AnimatedBuilder. Contribute to KevinTheGray/listenable_builder development by creating an account on GitHub.
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Why Flutter is the next-gen mobile app development framework?
Google has always been a game changer when it comes to digital evolution. In the world of software and mobile app development, Google has introduced an open source framework, which is Flutter. It came into public use in Mobile World Congress, 2018. It is Google's creative framework for cross-platform app development.Though it is a new release, it has started gaining popularity, as many companies across the world are using its single codebase SDK for porting their current cross-platform apps.Behind the popularity there are reasons, and know more Why Flutter is the next-gen mobile app development framework? click here
June 08, 2019 at 11:56PM by vivekbagdai
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Why Flutter is the next-gen mobile app development framework?
Google has always been a game changer when it comes to digital evolution. In the world of software and mobile app development, Google has introduced an open source framework, which is Flutter. It came into public use in Mobile World Congress, 2018. It is Google's creative framework for cross-platform app development.Though it is a new release, it has started gaining popularity, as many companies across the world are using its single codebase SDK for porting their current cross-platform apps.Behind the popularity there are reasons, and know more Why Flutter is the next-gen mobile app development framework? click here
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Futures, async, await: Threading in Flutter
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June 09, 2019 at 12:47AM by EngineerScientist
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Futures, async, await: Threading in Flutter
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Error retrieving device properties for ro.product.cpu.abi:
Error retrieving device properties for ro.product.cpu.abi: Launching lib\main.dart on Android SDK built for x86 in debug mode... Initializing gradle... Resolving dependencies... --------- beginning of main 06-08 20:03:31.446 I/Finsky ( 5285): [371] naa.run(4): Wrote 104 rows to frosting DB
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Error retrieving device properties for ro.product.cpu.abi:
Error retrieving device properties for ro.product.cpu.abi: Launching lib\main.dart on Android SDK built for x86 in debug mode... Initializing gradle... Resolving dependencies... --------- beginning of main 06-08 20:03:31.446 I/Finsky ( 5285): [371] naa.run(4): Wrote 104 rows to frosting DB
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Rethinking How We Abstract Mobile App Design - Build Flutter
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June 09, 2019 at 04:20AM by apedley
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Rethinking How We Abstract Mobile App Design - Build Flutter
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June 09, 2019 at 04:20AM by apedley
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Rethinking How We Abstract Mobile App Design - Build Flutter
In many common patterns, there is a tendency to abstract parts of the app into various sections, based off our experience in web front ends, back ends or the OS itself. Mobile apps have a screen, IO and a device they interact with, but treating these differently…
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What is the right way of building infinite list view with FutureBuilder and Provider?
June 09, 2019 at 11:22AM by morgothraud
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What is the right way of building infinite list view with FutureBuilder and Provider?
FutureBuilder( future: getPosts(), builder: (BuildContext context, AsyncSnapshot snapshot) { return makeListView(context, snapshot.data); } Widget makeListView(Data data) { final notifier = Provider.of<MyNotifier>(context); notifier.setPosts(data); return buildListView(); } void loadMore(BuildContext context) { final notifier = Provider.of<MyNotifier>(context); //handles pagination, fetches new posts then notifies but wouldn't this cause infinite loop? commentsNotifier.fetchOtherPosts(); }I'm trying to build an infinite listview using FutureBuilder and Provider. This is what I'm thinking right now but I could also setPosts() like, future:getPosts().then(setPosts()) Also when loadMore method sets the new posts wouldn't it cause infinite loop? What is the right way of doing this?
June 09, 2019 at 11:22AM by morgothraud
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Synchronous call to Flutter from a native plugin
Hello everybody. I am coding a bridge between Flutter and a native software. It is easy to call a native function and process the return value in Dart, awaiting for the future. But I do not know how to do the opposite : call a Flutter function from a native software and process the return value
June 09, 2019 at 03:35PM by Larpoux
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Synchronous call to Flutter from a native plugin
Hello everybody. I am coding a bridge between Flutter and a native software. It is easy to call a native function and process the return value in Dart, awaiting for the future. But I do not know how to do the opposite : call a Flutter function from a native software and process the return value
June 09, 2019 at 03:35PM by Larpoux
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How can I check in my Firebase whether a user interacted with something?
Hi,im building a flutter application right now similar to reddit and have to ensure that a user can only upvote once. How can I implement this in my application using Firebase?In my Firebase I have a collection called "posts", where all the posts are stored. Within that I was thinking on adding a list of users, who already have upvoted the post.Is that the right approach and technically possible? (I don't think so).Thanks for any replies,Ducky
June 09, 2019 at 02:40PM by DevDucky
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How can I check in my Firebase whether a user interacted with something?
Hi,im building a flutter application right now similar to reddit and have to ensure that a user can only upvote once. How can I implement this in my application using Firebase?In my Firebase I have a collection called "posts", where all the posts are stored. Within that I was thinking on adding a list of users, who already have upvoted the post.Is that the right approach and technically possible? (I don't think so).Thanks for any replies,Ducky
June 09, 2019 at 02:40PM by DevDucky
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Synchronous call to flutter from a native plugin
Hello everybody. I am coding a bridge between Flutter and a native software. It is easy to call a native function and process the return value in Dart, awaiting for the future. But I do not know how to do the opposite : call a Flutter function from a native software and process the return value
June 09, 2019 at 04:04PM by Larpoux
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Synchronous call to flutter from a native plugin
Hello everybody. I am coding a bridge between Flutter and a native software. It is easy to call a native function and process the return value in Dart, awaiting for the future. But I do not know how to do the opposite : call a Flutter function from a native software and process the return value
June 09, 2019 at 04:04PM by Larpoux
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