Can flutter desktop application run on any windows pc irrespective of its properties. I am trying to run flutter desktop application on x86 windows but it shows error "This application can't run on this pc, check with the software publisher".
Can anyone help me how to solve this issue?
No, Flutter does not support 32-bit Windows as a target.
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Can I develop flutter desktop app for windows on mac? Thanks in advance. I have M1 mac and want to develop app for windows platform.
You can write the code on any OS. However in order to compile your code you will have to do it on Windows OS.
See the documentation:
Note: To compile a desktop application, you must build it on the targeted platform: build a Windows application on Windows, a macOS application on macOS, and a Linux application on Linux. If you experience a problem that hasn’t yet been reported, please file an issue and include “desktop:windows win/macos/linux” (whichever platform is appropriate) in the title.
I would like to build exe file from my macOS machine. How is possible?
Per the documentation:
To compile a desktop app, you must build the app on the targeted platform: build a Windows app on Windows, a macOS app on macOS, and a Linux app on Linux.
You can follow this issue to see if that changes in the future.
The short answer is no.
But you can build your app using a windows emulator or doing a windows dualboot with bootcamp.
There is also online services who let you build flutter projects from a github repo but I don't think they can build a windows app.
Now I'm updating someone's UWP project.
I use Visual Studio 2017 on windows 10 64bit.
Building is successful.
But When I run this project, I got an error.
DEP6200: Bootstrapping failed.Device cannot be found.
SmartDeviceException - Deployment failed because no device was
detected.
I think, the reason is that I didn't use real windows phone.
So that I wanted to use windows phone emulator.
But I don't know how to add emulator to running option.
When I created new UWP project, I could find emulators which are connect to that project.
Anyone solved this issue?
You have to install Emulators.
Please take a look at this page and download them Windows Emulator archive .
Simply choose your emulator version that you want to debug your app and then Click INSTALL EMULATOR , After installation Restart Visual Studio .
To use emulator there are some prerequest, you can check it from here.
That's to say, first ,you need to make sure you followed the system requirements.
Then you have to install emulator like MKH said. And at last, set the CPU to ARM and choose the emulator you need, run the project and you will see the result.
I've an Alloy app compatible with iOS and android, now I need to make it compatible with Windows Phone, but I've some questions about Windows Phone SDK and Appcelerator for building Windows Phones apps.
The problem is: I've only 2 options to run the app on windows (device or windows phone emulator), there is no local windows option.
So, every time that I wan't to compile and run it, I've to run it on appc terminal:
cd "C:\Users\Ricardo\Documents\Appcelerator\projectTest"
appc run -p windows -T ws-local
There is any short cut for this operation? or this option in the top left run/build/package options?
Also, it would be great to use LiveView with windows phone app development, but isn't compatible yet, right?
Unfortunately,Local Windows build (ws_local) option is missing in the Appcelerator Studio but you can always run directly from the terminal.
Here is the supporting ticket to address this problem - https://jira.appcelerator.org/browse/TISTUD-8502.
Windows liveview is not yet supported - which is scheduled for next version of Studio
I'm running Weinre on Mac. I have an HTML5-based Windows app installed on a Windows phone. If I try to access my app via the browser inside the Windows phone, I am able to detect the app on Weinre without any problems. However, if I open the actual installed Windows app (not via the browser), I can't see my app listed on Weinre. What could be the error and how do I fix it?
Note: I'm using Chrome as my debug client. The model of the phone I'm using is Nokia Lumia 925 (Windows Phone 8.1).
Thanks in advanced!
It may be a lot of work, but if you install Windows in a VM, you could use Visual Studio: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/davrous/archive/2014/07/21/how-to-remotely-debug-and-profile-the-performance-of-your-html5-websites-amp-apps-on-windows-phone.aspx