This tutorial explains how to use Android CameraX to develop a full working camera app, including picture / video capture and writing media files to system DCIM folder, with the help of the new CameraX widget CameraView. It's Android 10 compatible. App running Gif: We all know how complicated and frustrating Android Camera2 was. The good news is we now have CameraX, though still in beta phase, but fully workable. With CameraX and CameraView, we can write way less code than Camera2. 1. Add D ependencies And C ompileOptions Let's open your module/app level build.gradle file and add dependencies and compileOptions : (File build.gradle) apply plugin : 'com.android.application' android { compileSdkVersion 29 buildToolsVersion "29.0.3" defaultConfig { applicationId "com.haoc.cameraxfullcodedemo" minSdkVersion 23 targetSdkVersion 29 versionCode 1 versionName "1.0" testInstrumentationR...
This tutorial shows you a quick way to add AdMob ad to your Flutter app. It's inspired by this article Adding AdMob ads to a Flutter app , a great example. In AdMob, you need to provide your app's specific app ID and ad unit ID. But we use test IDs in this tutorial code. And always use test IDs to try out first when you implement your AdMob. Otherwise lots of things will happen unexpectedly. Ads might not show up after several hours, several days, or even several weeks. Ads might show up in emulator but not in real devices. Ads might not show up until you settle down your AdMob payment. Ads might show up only after you publish app to play store. By using test IDs, when your AdMob is working everywhere, you know you did everything right. If after replacing with your own IDs, AdMob doesn't work properly, you know it's AdMob's issue. So let's get started. Open Android Studio and create a new Flutter project. Then we get this famous Flutter "incrementCount...
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