The files that Flutter generates when you build a project should look something like this:
The main folders in your projects are listed here:
- android
- build
- ios
- lib
- test
The android and ios folders contain the platform shell projects that host our Flutter code. You can open the Runner.xcworkspace file in Xcode or the android folder in Android Studio, and they should run just like normal native apps. Any platform-specific code or configurations should be placed in these folders.
The build folder calls all the artifacts that are generated when you compile your app. The contents of this folder should be treated as temporary files since they constantly change every time you run a build. You should even add this folder to your gitignore file so that it won't bloat your repository.
The lib folder is the heart and soul of your Flutter app. This is where you will put all your Dart code. When a project is created for...