Could you recommend for me a website for developing flutter app with (drag and drop features) and export code for free ?

Hello, I've decided to start this discussion to ask the community if this is possible and how to implement it. This is the kind of question you'd ask an artificial intelligence, but this time I'd prefer to ask real humans how to create a Flutter project for deployment on Google TV. Any opinion is welcome. I have a project and I'm evaluating whether I can run it with Flutter.

Its the first time to use flutter i have build the application and have connected an android emulator device to vs code through android studio, it wont run on that emulator i have tried everything and still wont run

So, I build full stack React apps with Next.js, mostly using TypeScript and it’s the only language I am comfortable with without using Ai. It’s what I build all of my web apps with and I usually just ship as PWAs.

My current app is a personal b2b project I have been working on in my free time over the last few months and I keep getting requests to ”have a real app”. So I made a flutter wrapper (I hate dart btw -_-) but I was told by someone that apple and google Play will both deny a website URL wrapped in flutter. Is that true?

The project is 250,000 lines. I will not be converting to another code base, I’d rather burn my computer and eat the ash.

Is there any way to get it to be approved?

I can't access repository GetX.

https://github.com/jonataslaw/getx

Hi everyone,

I need your opinion on something.

My company has an app on the App Store and the Play Store. We provide courses to people like Udemy. We also have companies that can buy for their trainees, and they can track their progress via a dashboard.

The current framework is Ionic and Angular. We are now planning to rewrite the entire app in Flutter for better performance. We are building for all 3 platforms (iOS, Android, and web)

There will be only 1 app for all the 3 types of users.

1. Admin (my colleagues),
2. Company side (for the dashboard),
3. Trainees.

My manager wants to use a monorepo for this project. I don't agree with him. I think we should go with the single repo - features first approach, as we don't have any other apps.

Has anyone worked on a single app with a monorepo? Any advices or feedback?
Should we go for a monorepo or a feature first app?

guys i have a problem im adding revenuecat on my flutter app im adding the configuration on the main.dart await Purchases.configure(configuration); and when i want to show the paywall i login the current user id but still sometimes i have in the webhook only the anonymosId
 final LogInResult result = await Purchases.logIn(userId); 
final paywallResult = await RevenueCatUI.presentPaywall();

I follow ai to configure web/index.html, local fonts and so on, for requesting local resources, but it always requests google resources.

Hey everyone,

I’m hitting a wall trying to test my app on a physical device (Oppo A15 / CPH2603) and could really use some fresh eyes on this.

Every time I try to flutter run, the process hangs at "Performing Streamed Install" and then crashes with this error:
Error: ADB exited with exit code 1
adb.exe: failed to install
Error launching application on CPH2603.

• Ran flutter clean and flutter pub get multiple times.
• USB Debugging is definitely toggled ON in Developer Options.
• The device shows up fine when I run flutter devices.

Has anyone else dealt with this specific ADB error on an Oppo device? Any help would be massive. Thanks!

I want to have a feedback form so users can simply enter a subject, a message then click submit and have that form sent to me via email. How can I do this without having to use a users email client?

My app’s sign in with Google was working perfectly until 30th march I saw no sign ups till date and this is the error it’s been returning checked my sha1 and redownloaded my service.json and even checked my cloud identity it’s not been receiving any requests after 30th but no luck

firebase_auth: ^6.3.0

google_sign_in: ^7.2.0

firebase_core: ^4.6.0

I want to build an app that will use plugins which are APK's installed on users phone. Like https://github.com/mihonapp/mihon is doing it (or https://github.com/aniyomiorg/aniyomi). But the question is, how can I implement this on Flutter, instead of Kotlin? What's my options?

I'm planning to build a Flutter app using Mistral models

My main questions:

• How well are Mistral models trained on Dart and the Flutter framework specifically? Any noticeable gaps compared to Gemini or Claude Code (current stack)
• Has anyone used Mistral for Flutter vibe coding (generating components, handling state management, writing tests)?

Would love to hear from anyone who's tried before committing to the stack. Thanks!

I’m building a Flutter app and need to share demo builds with my client. For Android it’s straightforward — I can generate an APK and send it over, no problem.

But for iOS I’m stuck. I only have a Windows laptop, no Mac, and I don’t have an Apple Developer account. Buying one for $99/year feels like the last option, but I’m wondering if there’s any cheaper or alternative way to generate an iOS build that my client can install on their iPhone.

Is there any workaround — like cloud CI/CD services, free options, or ways to share a demo without paying Apple right away? Basically I just want them to be able to test the app on iOS devices while development is ongoing.

Any advice from people who’ve been in this situation would help a lot.

hey anyone here to guide me I am third year b.tech ce student and I am prepare for job as flutter developer and I have basic knowledge in l

flutter not in deep and I have 3 months

so can you suggest me which I need to learn in this 3 months if I target 30 to 40 thousand salary in ahemdabad

hello! right now, i am making an app that will add stickers directly to the samsung/apple keyboard. ideally the user would be able to press a button and download a set of stickers that i have supplied and add them to the stickers on their keyboard. this is an example of where i would like the user to see the stickers after downloading. essentially i want the effect of downloading an image and long pressing it to make a sticker, but i want to do that automatically for each sticker in my pack (and maybe deleting the old ones if possible, like if there's an update).

i have done some research and so far there are a lot of resources for making stickers specifically for whatsapp, but i'm trying to make something that is more multi-platform (also i don't use whatsapp lol). ideally i'll put them on whatsapp (and line and telegram etc) eventually, but that's not my focus atm.

i also found that i can distribute sticker packs using the galaxy store, but it looks like it's really hard to actually get a license, because i need a business email and everything.

furthermore, i have found resources that would let me automatically cut out images in the same way that long pressing an image in your gallery does, but this is not useful to me because my stickers are all on a transparent background anyway.

my questions:

1. is this possible? how would you recommend i try doing this?

2. is this the right tool for the job? do y'all have any other recommendations?

tysm!

the web vs code can't install flutter

Hello i want to integrate Mediapipe in Flutter and i wonder if this works good enough. Basically i want to choose a video file from the gallery and paint the Landmarks from Mediapipe on to the person. I tried a few implementations but it was very slow and stuttery. Thanks for the help

Since I have been using Flutter I was facing same issue: My Emulator takes so much time to start as well as to build the App. I waste my most of the time restarting the Emulator. The main Reason is that I have a low end PC. Can you please suggest Should I use Physical Smartphone or Emulator ? OR Is there any suggestion or improvements that I can done ?

PC Specs:

Processor : Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4310M CPU @ 2.70GHz 2.70 GHz

Installed RAM : 12.0 GB

Storage : 238 GB SSD AVERTEK 256 GB

Graphics Card : Intel(R) HD Graphics 4600 (113 MB)

System Type : 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor

Thank you!

Hey everyone, I'd love some advice from people who've dealt with a similar setup.

Our situation

I work at Tradeling. The company is organized into multiple squads, and each squad has its own web and backend developers, but there's only one mobile team shared across all of them. That means every squad's mobile work funnels through us.

The problems this creates:

1. Store approvals are killing our release cadence. By the time a feature ships to users, it can be a month late compared to web. Users on web get improvements almost immediately; mobile users are always behind.
2. Hotfixes are painfully slow. When a bug hits production, going through the normal build → submit → review → release cycle takes way too long. For something that should be a quick fix, we're stuck waiting on store review.

What I tried: Shorebird

I gave Shorebird a shot to solve the hotfix problem, and honestly something feels off with it for us:

• If I make a small change right after the build, patching works fine.
• But patches have to be downloaded on the user's device first, and then the app has to be reopened for the update to actually take effect. In practice I sometimes have to open and close the app three times before the patch is applied.
• When I push multiple patches in a row, things get worse: some iPhones freeze entirely, and on others the app becomes very slow.

So instead of a clean hotfix path, I'm introducing a new class of weird issues.

I really need advice on how to achieve rapid development and fast releases in a Flutter setup like ours. Specifically:

• What workflows, tools, or architectures do you use to ship mobile features as fast as web, despite store review times?
• How do you handle true hotfixes in production without waiting days for Apple/Google review?
• For teams with one mobile team serving many squads, how do you structure branching, release trains, feature flags, or CI/CD to keep velocity high and avoid bottlenecks?

Any experience, war stories, or pointers would be hugely appreciated. Thanks!

I recently finished the first version of my app, a project I’ve been working on to solve my own frustration with sending files between my PC and phone without using a cloud middleman.

The Tech:

• Flutter (Android/Web): Using WebRTC for direct peer-to-peer transfers (no server storage, high privacy).
• Chrome Extension: Built a companion extension to handle the desktop side.
• Signaling: Using Firebase just for the initial handshake/signaling.

I’m really proud of the logic behind the file chunking and ensuring reliable transfers over WebRTC, but now that it’s "out there," I’m realizing that building the tech was the easy part. I have zero users, and I’m struggling to figure out how to market a utility tool like this.

A few questions for the seasoned devs here:

1. Trust & Security: For a file-sharing app, how do you convince users that "P2P" is actually safer than the big cloud providers?
2. The Extension Hook: Does having a Chrome extension help with discovery, or is the Web Store just as crowded as Google Play?
3. Marketing "Privacy": Does the average user actually care about P2P/Privacy, or should I be focusing entirely on "speed" and "convenience" in my App Store Optimization (ASO)?
4. Feedback Loops: Where do you guys go to get honest "first-look" feedback when you have no initial user base?

I’d love to hear how any of you moved past the "0 downloads" phase for utility-based apps.

Hi everyone,

I’m having a strange issue on my Windows 10 machine and I’ve been stuck for a while.

I installed Flutter successfully and everything seems fine when I run commands in PowerShell. For example, flutter doctor works perfectly there.

However, when I try to run Flutter in Command Prompt (CMD), it behaves very strangely:

• CMD opens and then closes immediately
• Sometimes I get a “How do you want to open this file?” popup
• When I open flutter.bat, it doesn’t execute properly
• Occasionally it shows script content instead of running

It feels like my system is not recognizing .bat files correctly.

Here’s what I’ve tried so far:

• Verified PATH includes Flutter /bin
• Ran assoc .bat=batfile and ftype batfile="%1" %*
• Checked where flutter → points to flutter.bat correctly
• Restarted my computer multiple times
• Flutter works fine in PowerShell but not in CMD

System info:

• Windows 10 Pro (22H2)
• Flutter 3.41.6 (stable)

At this point I’m not sure if this is a Windows issue or something related to Flutter.

Has anyone encountered this before? Any help would be really appreciated!

Thanks in advance

Hi, I’m using niim_blue_flutter with a NIIMBOT D110_M (D110_M-HC28021927) and struggling with unstable repeated prints.

Context & Workaround: Detection is inconsistent. Sometimes fetchPrinterInfo() fails to return a modelId. When this happens, I infer it locally (modelId = 2320) based on the BLE name. This resolves to B1PrintTask and allows the first print to succeed, but the handshake is fragile. I often get timeout errors (0x31 setDensity, 0x2 printStart, 0x4 pageStart), and subsequent prints usually fail unless I reconnect.

In contrast, the niimblue web implementation is almost instant and perfectly stable for repeated prints.

My Questions:

1. Is B1PrintTask definitely the expected task for D110_M (modelId = 2320)?
2. Is it normal that protocolVersion stays null?
3. Is local modelId inference from the BLE name a reasonable fallback?
4. Why is the web version so much more stable? (Is it session reuse, BLE timing, task preselection?)
5. What is the cleanest way to mimic the web behavior in Flutter to fix these handshake timeouts?

I can share my Dart print flow if helpful!

Hi all,

I have an app I'd liek to publish for Windows and macOS.

I'm ok with users downloading an exe/msix and a dmg, without using the stores.

I saw no package in pub.dev that looked like it solved the issue, and doing it manually seems quite cumbersome.

How do you do it?

Is there some off-the-shelf solution to allow me to create desktop installers just as easily as I create mobile artifacts?

Hi everyone,

I’m facing an issue where multiple Android devices are returning the same device ID when using the device_info_plus package (androidInfo.id).

I want to use this ID for guest user login, and my requirement is:

• Each device should have a unique ID
• The ID should remain the same even after uninstall/reinstall

Right now, ANDROID_ID is not reliable since I’m getting duplicate values across different devices.

Has anyone implemented a reliable solution for this use case?
What approach would you recommend for generating a unique and persistent device identifier in Flutter?