Running
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2. Installing Android Studio
How to Install Android Studio on GNU/Linux
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3. Setting up to Run App on Android
Now Connect Android Device/Emulator
If not already done see: How to Enable USB Debugging.
Else, if you miss of an available Android device see instead: How to Run on Emulator.
After connecting by the USB Cable, confirm to “Allow“:Then Open a File Manager and try to access your Device Storage.
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4. Installing Flutter Plugin
Now Install Flutter Plugin
Open Settings:Then Plugins:
And Install Flutter:
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5. Making Flutter App
Create a New Flutter App
Access File >> New >> New Flutter Project:From the Generators choose Flutter
Possibly Check the SDK Path:
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6. Running Flutter App
Finally, Run Android Studio Flutter App
Choose the little Play like Arrow on the Top Toolbar:Moreover, Android Studio provide of the very useful Hot Reload Feature:
For further Insight see the Official Documentation.
And so then the UI is displayed on your Device:Congratulations! :)
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7. Flutter Getting-Started Guide
Getting-Started with Flutter for GNU/Linux
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