Mobile development academic project with Flutter
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This is an academic project focused on mobile development, the idea of the application is to develop a music app where the user can interact and listen to some popular songs of the moment.
To run the app it is essential to have the Flutter SDK, since without it you will not be able to run the application. Once you have it, simply run the main.dart file from this repository with your Android device connected to your PC. If in any case you also wanted to try it in an emulator, you would have to download the emulator of your convenience, but here we share the steps if you want to use the same emulator that was used in this project.
To download the Flutter SDK you must go to its website and enter the Get started section where you must choose your operating system and download the package. installation of the latest stable version of the Flutter Sdk.
If in case you want to install Android Studio emulator follow this steps.
For the installation you must follow the steps shown in the same section of the Flutter website mentioned above, which are:
- Follow the Get the Flutter SDK section to the letter
- Check the Update tour path part
- Finally complete the steps of Run flutter doctor
We remind you that this part is optional whether or not you want to use an emulator to run the project.
- Go to the android studio website in the section Download
- Accept the terms and conditions and download the installation file
- Run and follow the steps of the Android Studio installer according to your preference in terms of choice options in the installation, for more information we invite you to see the User Guide provided by Android Studio
- Functional login
- User Authentication
- User Registration
- Sign in with Google
- Sign off
- Play audio/music
- Functional player window
- Profile adapted to each user
Check the open issues to follow the development of each of the unfinished activities.
We remind you to take into account the participation in the elaboration of each one of the members of this work to place the respective credits if in case you were to use it and we thank you if you give us a star to this repository that we share for the entire community since the purpose of this project is purely academic.
Contributions are what make the open source community an amazing place to learn, inspire, and create. Any contribution you make is greatly appreciated.
If you have a suggestion that would improve this, please fork the repository and create a pull request. You can also simply open an issue with the "improvement" tag. Don't forget to give the project a star! Thanks again!
- Fork the project
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b feature/improvementOpaMind) - Commit your changes (
git commit -m 'Adding my features to your project') - Push to the same branch (
git push origin feature/OpaMind enhancement) - Open a Pull Request
Anderson Mendoza - @Anderson - davidmramos53@gmail.com
Santiago Peña - @Santiago
Melany - @Melany
Gabriel - @Gabriel
We would like to add a list of resources that we found useful for the development of this project to which we give credit.