The State Changers met to discuss how to use FlutterFlow more effectively by streamlining code exportation. The conversation revolved around challenges they encountered, specifically on dealing with font errors and figuring out how to install fonts properly in FlutterFlow.
Discussions ensued on how to export the code from FlutterFlow and run it on devices via Flutter. Challenges arose regarding downgrading Flutter and using zip files for package management. Comparisons were made between Flutter and JavaScript-based React Native. The former was found to be more of a global framework, while the latter seemed to be more project-embedded. The meeting ended with a consensus on creating a one-line command or a 'magic spell' as a solution. This solution allows users to make a change in FlutterFlow, run a command, and see the change reflected on their device in a much tighter loop. By applying this approach, one can test more native functionalities promptly. The meeting primarily focused on topics related to FlutterFlow, but references to JavaScript and React Native imply a broader scope regarding web and app development in general. Consequently, this meeting could be beneficial for those working on project development using these platforms.
(Source: Office Hours Extra - Flutterflow Export 6/5 )
