Thank you! I've updated the video description with a link to a Google Drive folder containing the image assets. Also including here as well. drive.google.com/drive/folders/13btbMQWop8ZkxMEPKlTZFrfcyZ4J2_w_?usp=sharing
Very clear, Great work. It would be so exciting and helpful if you could make a full tutorial on building flutter project from A to Z for making any application such as E-commerce application
@AbdelrahmanMohamedAmeen, thank you for the suggestion. I'm planning to do some project-based tutorials in the near future. Since this is a new channel, the first few videos have been shorter ones!
@sridhars5550, that's correct. flutter_native_splash will resize the logo into mdpi, hdpi, xhdpi, xxhdpi, and xxxhdpi sizes and place them into android/app/src/main/res. There's no need to create these manually.
Thank you for the video. I have a problem with the logo, I have an image that is 1768*2130 and I have resized it to many different dimensions like 640, 768, 512 and they all gave me the same ugly logo. I have made sure to run the command that will run the package
I’d recommend using logo dimensions covered in the video. To make it easy, in the video description, there’s a link to sample image assets that you can use.
@djedankharkryonia4223, the flutter_native_splash package only supports Android, iOS and Web, unfortunately. For macOS, Windows and Linux desktop apps, I don't believe there's a package that simplifies the process. You'd need to create and manage screens using platform-specific code.
I can try to help. What version did you upgrade to? And what version you were upgrading from? If there’s an issue with the build process (eg caching) you can run ‘flutter clean’. Then run ‘flutter pub get’ and try rebuilding. I’d also try recreating the assets.
