elriba
Programming Flutter: Making your first flutter app (page 3)
Hi,
I created the files described in pages 3 to 5, but it doesn’t say how to run the application (or at least I can’t see it).
How do I run the application?
Thanks
First Post!
carminezacc
Author of Programming Flutter
Hi,
it’s in the last part of the Preface, before chapter 1.
Carmine
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