I'm just beginning development with Flutter and I work on my Macbook Air.
I already have the iOS emulator on my laptop. So my question is do I necessarily need the android emulator to continue developing with flutter or can I manage with the iOS emulator.
Thanks!
if you just want to prototype it is feasible to only use the IOS Simulator for production apps I highly recommend real devices.
Either way, you do not need an android emulator. Just start the IOS Simulator check if your device is there with flutter devices and execute flutter run to start the application.
You do not, But you must have Android studio (and Xcode) or flutter doctor will give you errors.
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I have been running flutter in emulator and just launched it on a physical device yesterday, and now, I am getting this issue. I can neither launch emulator nor physical device now. I have tried many things, and have flutter SDK components installed. My android studio is the latest version. I am a beginner to flutter, would be a great help if you could help.HERE IS THE IMAGE:
I can run Flutter app on M1 device from Xcode natively. It means I'm using MacBook as a device, like a simulator.
How can I list this device from flutter run?
That's at the moment of this writing not possible with Flutter's built in device selector. What you can do is to enable desktop support for your application using this tutorial and select your macOS as a target after that and run like normal.
I'm new to flutter, I developed apps in Android Studio for ios devices, and they run perfectly when I run them from Android Studio onto the real device. However, if I try to run the app from the iphone itself (from the launcher icon), the app imediately closes and doesn't run.
Why would this be? Is there anything I can do in the code to enable the app to run from the phone itself, not just through running it in Android Studio?
Thanks for any help!
Can I use Android Studio in macOS to run flutter app(for debug and hot reload) on my personal iPhone after I have registered my device using Apple ID on Xcode? Or will I need to use Xcode itself if I want to run my app on a physical iPhone.
Thanks.
q : Can I use Android Studio in macOS to run flutter app(for debug and hot reload) on my personal iPhone after I have registered my device using Apple ID on Xcode?
a : You can use
q :Or will I need to use Xcode itself if I want to run my app on a physical iPhone.
a : You can run it directly from android studio
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My flutter application is running on an Android TV emulator in Android Studio, but it's not working on an actual Android TV (4.4.4).
minSdk version seems to be 16 in my flutter app. App gets installed in Android TV with no errors or any issues, but when try to open it nothing happens. Any help?
I don't know what else I should provide for more clarification, let me know if anything more needed like my whole code.
My issue resolved by making a release version with certificate added into app. The compiler build app version won't work with actual tv with my experience.
I didn't had a android tv with myself, so needed to goto a shop frequently for checking my app.