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Development Environment Setup: Publishing Applications

Capítulo 17

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Setting up the development environment is a crucial step for any developer wanting to build applications from scratch to advanced using Flutter and Dart. In this complete course, we will discuss how to set up the development environment for publishing applications.

Development Environment Configuration

Before you start developing apps with Flutter and Dart, you need to set up the development environment on your computer. This involves installing the Flutter SDK, the Dart SDK, and a code editor such as Android Studio or Visual Studio Code.

The Flutter SDK is the software development kit for Flutter. It contains the libraries and tools you need to build apps with Flutter. The Dart SDK, on ​​the other hand, is the software development kit for the Dart programming language. It contains the libraries and tools you need to write Dart code.

Android Studio and Visual Studio Code are both excellent code editors for developing apps with Flutter and Dart. They have built-in support for Flutter and Dart, which means you can write, test and debug your Flutter and Dart code right in your code editor.

Application Publishing

Once you've developed your app with Flutter and Dart, the next step is to publish it on the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store. Publishing an app involves several steps, including preparing your app for publishing, creating a developer account, and submitting your app for review.

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To prepare your app for publishing, you need to build a release version of your app. A release version is a final version of your application that is ready to be distributed to users. It is optimized for performance and security, and does not contain any debugging code.

After building a release version of your app, you need to create a developer account in the Google Play Store or Apple App Store. Creating a developer account involves paying an annual fee, and requires you to provide some information about yourself and your app.

Once you create a developer account, you can submit your app for review. App review is a process by which Google or Apple verifies that your app meets their content and functionality guidelines. If your app passes the review, it will be published on the Google Play Store or Apple App Store and available for users to download.

Conclusion

Setting up the development environment and publishing apps are important steps in app development with Flutter and Dart. However, they are just the beginning. To become a truly competent app developer, you need to learn more about Flutter and Dart, and practice your programming skills regularly. Fortunately, this complete course provides all the information and resources you need to get started.

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The Flutter SDK and Dart SDK are essential tools for app development. The Flutter SDK provides libraries and tools specifically for building Flutter apps, while the Dart SDK provides the necessary components to write Dart code. Both are crucial in the development process, as highlighted in the provided text. Without these SDKs, developers wouldn't have the foundational resources required to build and code apps effectively using Flutter and Dart.

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