Hey Community,
I'm starting up my first Flutterflow app efforts and didn't find this thread in the community or docs, so I thought it might be helpful to ask, for me, as well as other new comers.
I'm trying my best to start up testing and coding with having only a very light coding background.
The easy part has been connecting FlutterFlow, to GitHub, to VisualCode & Android Studio. One tip that wasn't obvious was to add the flutter pathway environment variables in regards to connecting the dart and flutter components.
My goal:
A working test environment that can compile a simple flutterflow app code with genuine errors, also to not erroneous environment/setup errors.
My Question: Can someone explain a common process for pushing the code from FlutterFlow to Git, from Git to IDE, to upgrade the necessary dependencies (or any other steps involved proper testing environment setup), and then the proper means to push the code back to git. Requesting help for best practices and steps that developers and codings may know instinctually after years of practice but newcomers might not realize and will be turned off from creating apps.
My current technical problem:
Pub commands are not recognized.
All the 'packages' are having trouble finding the URI even though they came directly from the FlutterFlow boiler plate. "dart(URI) doesn't exist. I'm not sure the ideal commands between flutter, dart, and the pubyaml file that should be run to make sure versioning is correct and have the environment well established.
My current environment:
Windows
Visual Code Studio
Extensions Dart, Flutter, YAML added.
FlutterFlow App Code with Firebase integrations.
Extra Info:
The IDE keeps telling me that 'dart fix' will help (which it doesn't resolve the errors)
Thanks Community,
Joe H.