In this meeting with the State Changers, the participants discussed various tools and languages, including Flutter and FlutterFlow, and worked on troubleshooting and understanding how they work. The central issue discussed was about an error with Flutter command in the Mac environment, which occurred after an update followed by a reboot. A solution was proposed to reinstall Flutter and ensure it's added permanently to the path.
In more detail, they talked about how to install and troubleshoot the Flutter environment on a Mac, addressing problems that may arise after rebooting the device. They navigated through the process of how to reinstall Flutter and add it to the path more permanently for easier use in the future. They further tested Flutter function by generating a list of devices with the command Flutter space devices. Notably, they also delved into the usage of FlutterFlow, which works differently than the typical Flutter command. They spoke about being able to streamline the process of exporting code from FlutterFlow. The conversation also briefly touched on the possibility of creating a magic spell, a single command stringing together other commands to expedite operations. This would help lessen the typing load every time a command needs to be run. They agreed to explore it further in the future office hours. They also addressed synchronization issues, discussing how changes made cannot be directly synced and should be redeployed individually by running FlutterFlow CLI again. Overall, this meeting content could be beneficial for developers and enthusiasts exploring Flutter, FlutterFlow, and facing similar issues or wanting to streamline their workflow.
(Source: Office Hours 6/1 )
