Azure

Introduction Microsoft and Flutter aren’t the best friends. But anyway, here is how to deploy your Flutter web app to Microsoft Azure. If you are familiar with Firebase Hosting, then you’ll notice a few similarities! Usually, Firebase is my preferred choice when it comes to cloud services for Flutter apps. But recently, I played around with Microsoft Azure and to my surprise it works rather well. I have a Flutter web app that I wanted to deploy similar to Firebase Hosting. For Azure, Microsoft offers the service Static Web Apps as part of the Azure App Service. It supports a bunch of frameworks including Flutter. Here is how to deploy your Flutter web app to Microsoft Azure. ...

Introduction A ready-to-use and working build pipeline for Azure DevOps to build Flutter apps for iOS, Android, and Windows. All packages are store-ready! Here is a working pipeline for Azure DevOps to build Flutter apps with the most recent SDK version for iOS, Android, and Windows alongside an integration and configuration guide. It will produce an Android App bundle (.aab), an iOS IPA file, and a Windows MSIX package which can be submitted to the corresponding app stores. ...

Introduction Microsoft is a big player in the enterprise environment. So here is how to log in from a Flutter Web App with a Microsoft organization account. Once the setup is complete, it works flawlessly! You have a Flutter Web App (no Android or iOS) and need to add the possibility that users can log in with their Microsoft organization accounts. It sounds like a rather simple task but it took me quite a while to solve it. To save you the trouble, here is how to log in from a Flutter Web App with a Microsoft account. ...