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If you've come to Flutter from native Android, one of the first things you'll notice is that the lifecycle methods you relied on — onCreate, onResume, onPause, onStop, onDestroy — don't exist in the same form. Flutter manages lifecycle differently, a...
It was late. A developer had just finished building a new feature, transferred the APK to their device, and tapped Install. Instead of the success screen, they got: "App not installed." They tried again. Same result. No explanation, no error code — j...
Android's developer options include a feature called "Allow mock locations," which lets any designated app feed fake GPS coordinates to the entire device. For developers, this is useful — you can simulate a delivery route, test geofenced notification...
Every Android app that uses location is making a decision it might not even realize it's making: which location provider to use. GPS, network-based location, Wi-Fi, passive — each has different accuracy characteristics, different power costs, and dif...
When building Android apps that handle SMS — OTP verification, message parsing, two-factor authentication flows — testing on a physical device means you're dependent on actually receiving messages, which slows things down. The Android emulator solves...
Background location tracking in Flutter is one of those problems that looks straightforward until you actually try to build it for production. The pub.dev ecosystem has packages that promise to handle it, but the well-maintained ones come with licens...
