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In this series I will tell my adventures with Flutter and Line Of Business Apps
A little history I’m developing Line Of Business apps since the late ’90s. I started in DOS with C++. DOS became Windows CE and C# replaced C++ as the programming language. When it was clear that Windows CE was End-Of-Life, the search started for the...
The design phase defines for a large part if a project will be successful. If the design has flaws, the implementation will have flaws. If the design is not clear, the customer’s vision will almost always be different than yours. If the design is no...
When I started on this project I had to choose the development environment to work with. The two obvious development environments for creating Flutter apps are: Android Studio Visual Studio Code I did not want to introduce too many variables and de...
I am good at programming, but not good at drawing and designing icons. Also, it is better to have the theming of the app and layout of the screens to be done by a visual designer. A professional, who knows how to create a consistent look and feel, an...
When you receive a design from a UX designer, from for example Zeplin, everything is specified: Colors Fonts (Name, Size, Style) Margins and padding of the elements As in the Flutter counter-sample project, I started in my project with changing the...
Adding splash screens and launch icons is always a pain. It must be done, and, it must be done right. You only get one chance to make a first impression. Luckily I had a UX designer that provided all the assets in the right sizes. Because I had all a...
