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- Build and release an Android appdoc
Play store. To test an app, you can use flutter run at the command line, or the Run and Debug options in your IDE. When
- Build and release an iOS appdoc
How to release a Flutter app to the App Store. This guide
- Build and release a web appdoc
test an app using flutter run -d chrome (for example) at the command line. This builds a debug version of your app. This page helps you prepare
- Guide to app architecturedoc
The recommended way to architect a Flutter app. The following pages demonstrate
- An introduction to unit testingdoc
How to write unit tests. How can you ensure that your app
- Flutter performance profilingdoc
Diagnosing UI performance issues in Flutter. Overview App performance encompasses various aspects
- DevToolsdoc
widget inspector and the property editor . First, launch DevTools by running the following commands while your app is running in debug mode. Run this command
- Handle scrollingdoc
How to handle scrolling in a widget test. Many apps feature lists
- Accessibility testingdoc
Information on Flutter's accessibility testing. Accessibility regulations To ensure your app
- Mock dependencies using Mockitodoc
Use the Mockito package to mimic the behavior of services for testing
- Accessibility technologiesdoc
Information about accessibility technologies for Flutter developers. Summary Assistive technologies are essential
- An introduction to widget testingdoc
Learn more about widget testing in Flutter. In the introduction to unit
- Common architecture conceptsdoc
Learn about common architecture concepts in application design, and how they apply
- Understanding constraintsdoc
Flutter's model for widget constraints, sizing, positioning, and how they interact
- Flutter architectural overviewdoc
A high-level overview of the architecture of Flutter, including the core