Flutter Tutorial for Beginners #4 - Creating a Flutter App in Android Studio

Hey gang, in this Flutter tutorial we'll take a look at how to set up a Flutter app in Android Studio, as well as how to install an Android virtual device to test our Flutter apps on.
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[jackkrauser]

For those who can't open the project without Dart Language:

Before you click on create a new app, there is a button in the current version with the Flutter Icon.

1.- Click on Flutter Button.
2.- Where it says "Flutter SDK Pack". You'll put the path of your Flutter Folder, it should be like: (Just find the folder and copy it)
3.- Click on next
4.- Where it says "Platform" choose whatever you wanna choose (It says android, iOS, Linux, MacOs, Web, Windows)
5.- Finish

That's all.

[illusionhex]

This is how the courses for intermediate programmers should be, great work.

[fatimakhalid]

Your background is so cool :D! i really appreciate the way you make us understand flutter so easily
your an amazing teachers thumbs up to you man! :D

[damianwilk]

Yaaay, thank you Shaun! It's so exciting to follow this series

[ibbixyzzy]

12:43 I was trying to figure out which cross-platform SDK I should start with, and this four-line "hello world" (or rather "hey ninjas!") did it for me. Thank you so much for making this example so simple.

[liamsmith-ypxh]

... as someone who tried to just get react native running for about a week and a bit.. this is instantly 100 times more pain free..

[zahrahosseini]

Hi! i watched 12 videos from 37. they were perfect and the best. a big thanks to you and hope you the best

[webdev]

you really are helping thousands if not millions my bro... big up for ya self.

[musagul]

Hello Sir, Your explanation and this tutorial is totally "a good thing" for humanity. Thank you!

[newbreaker]

I am watching this video on 2021 and is still very useful :)
In order to make it work the virtual device, you need to activate the Windows Hyper Platform on Control Panel --> Programs and futures --> Turn Windows feautures on or off

[RAZR_Channel]

Very well spoken and to the points... (unlike other tubers that are still beating viewers to death with constant CTA)

[destro]

amazing how clear and organized your explaination is

[DDLYkitten]

I always find your vidoes when I'm trying to study, I finally found the will to subscribe!!!

[hkable]

Perfect learn easy language clear view ... thanks, a lot of thank to your courses

[ayushjindal]

Thank you for the wonderful course and you have explained in such a nice work❤❤💖💖

[sergiomedina]

Thanks a lot sir! You helped me a lot!

[amanihrd]

you make learning so fun thank u Ninja <3

[vishnuvardhanmalepati]

I had the same expression seeing the default code in the main.dart "Hmmm... This doesn't look simple :P ". Btw, The way you explain is so good .. Thank you :)

[rogerflatt]

Loving your work, Sean - hugely appreciated. Flutter looks like webdev is finally getting there. (Perl CGI is a while ago now ...)


Catching up with this series in Jan/Feb 2020 and I think a few things may have subtly changed already.


I had licencing issues on Android Studio startup which were resolved with :
"flutter doctor --android-licenses"
(I replied "y" to a series of 'accept' messages (6?) which seemed to do the trick.


The Nexus 5 emulator wouldn't get past the black screen, which seemed to get cured by turning on the Cold Boot option in advanced settings.


Thanks again, and good luck.

[abs]

Hi Shaun, am happy i found your tutorial and Started learning Flutter, In my scenario just installing the flutter and dart then restart Android Studio doesn't worked, but with installing the Android APK Support and Android NDK support worked for me. Just want to address this issue which i faced.Started your next tutorial.Thanks