For Android, this is pretty easy: Enable Developer options and USB debugging on your device. This varies slightly by Android version, but the short version is you tap on the Device Build Number 7 times. Then a “Developer Options” option comes up and you can click “enable USB Debugging.” See the linked Android documentation for … Read more
In later versions, you can use kDebugMode: if (kDebugMode) doSomething(); While asserts can technically be used to manually create an “is debug mode” variable, you should avoid that. Instead, use the constant kReleaseMode from package:flutter/foundation.dart The difference is all about tree shaking. Tree shaking (aka the compiler removing unused code) depends on variables being constants. … Read more
Flutter supports both iOS and Android device/simulators. In the terminal, run the flutter devices command to verify that Flutter recognizes your connected Android device. Here is a reference document on how you can set up a device/simulator to run your application. For, Android (on a Mac system) Set up your Android device To prepare to … Read more