Flutter Embedded: Raspberry Pi and a Touchscreen - How to Run Your Flutter App

Time Line:
00:00 to 00:18 Intro
00:19 to 00:28 Equipment list
00:29 to 00:39 Software list
00:40 to 02:32 How to build the Flutter project exe for your project.
02:33 to 02:53 How to run your Flutter project exe from the desktop.
02:54 to 05:37 Problems of moving your Flutter project exe to another folder and the solution.
05:38 to 09:24 How to automatically run your Flutter project exe file in Raspberry Pi OS at startup.
09:24 to 09:53 Video of the app automatically starting up.


🚀 Dive into the exciting world of Flutter Embedded with our latest tutorial! Join us as we unveil the magic of building and running your Flutter Embedded project executable on the Raspberry Pi Model 4B. But wait, there's more! We'll also guide you through the setup process of Raspberry Pi OS desktop to effortlessly auto-start your embedded app after boot-up.

🔍 In this captivating lesson, we'll showcase a groundbreaking proof of concept project that defies limits. Witness firsthand how we seamlessly auto-start a Flutter Embedded app on a Raspberry Pi Model 4B. But that's just the beginning! Prepare to be amazed as future videos delve into the realm of GPIO manipulation, communicate effortlessly with I2C or SPI sensors, master motor control with PWM output, and establish flawless UART serial communications with peripherals.

🛠️ Whether you're a seasoned Flutter enthusiast or a curious tech explorer, this tutorial promises to elevate your skills and ignite your imagination. Don't miss out on this epic journey of innovation and discovery. Hit play now and let's embark on this thrilling adventure together!

Equipment List:
• Raspberry Pi Model 4B: 8G RAM with SSD, dual monitors, keyboard, and mouse with internet connection as a development system.
• Your embedded system code can run on a Model 4B with 4G RAM.
• I used a SanDisk 32GB Ultra MicroSDHC UHS-I with A1 - very important to have a good microSD card if you are not running an SSD.
• A touch screen display. I used a 5" capacitive touch screen.
• Breadboard, wires, and electronic components.
• Adequate power supply, heat sinks, and cooling for Pi.
Software List:
• Use the Raspberry Pi Imager to set up the microSD card with Raspberry Pi OS 64-bit.
• Update and upgrade the system OS on the Pi (sudo apt update and sudo apt full-upgrade)
• Install Snap and then Flutter https://snapcraft.io/docs/installing-...
• In a terminal window: flutter --version (this will download/install more and takes time).
• After this is done, in the terminal window run flutter doctor -v and this will install more and take time.
• Install VS Code by opening a terminal window, sudo apt install code and then enter.
• Clone (or download and extract) the project to the folder of your choice on your Pi.
• Here is the link to my code: https://github.com/AllyTechEngineerin...