Deploying the Flutter app on the App Store is an easy process that takes some work, your app can reach a wide audience of iOS users who can easily download and install it on their iPhones or iPads. This enables your app to provide valuable services to your customers. Additionally, being on the App Store allows …
Having a shopping cart icon on the right side of the AppBar on Flutter it’s not that hard, you can use basically a stack widget and inside the stack get IconButton and Positioned widgets. Here is the code and screenshot
Learn how to make an Android native call from Flutter Downloading PDF files in the user download directory on Android is a widespread feature, a lot of apps use PDF viewing and downloading features. I hoped that flutter plugins could solve my problem but they didn’t. Fortunately, it was working great on iOS but it …
It is very common to use API in our Flutter projects. Testing makes the Flutter project very easy to maintain, in this way you will save a lot of debugging time. Also when you have testing in place you can always check whether API working as expected. Let’s create a simple API endpoint in PHP …
Learn how to make a Swift native call from Flutter In this tutorial, we are going to call a simple swift method of AppDelegate.swift file from flutter. Let’s create a brand new flutter app by running the following command on your terminal Delete everything inside the method _incrementCounter() on your main.dart file and make it …
Changing the status bar color is very easy in Flutter. There are a few ways to do this. Globally in the main function 2. Globally in the MaterialApp widget in ThemeData 3. AppBar only
To generate a Google Play badge icon, you can visit the Google Play badge generator on the Google Developers website. This tool allows you to customize the appearance of the badge by selecting various options such as badge size, language, and app type. Once you have made your selections, the generator will provide you with …