Exam Project: Using Flutter in the development of an Algorand wallet
Blockchain has over the past decade evolved from being simply relegated to Bitcoin, to flourishing into a vast financial network with many different utilities and use cases. One such example is Algorand, which we combine with Google’s new experimental cross-development platform, Flutter. We aim to make an application targeted towards Android and iOS devices with features that would enable a user to create & import wallet(s), as well as use it to send and receive tokens. The broader point is to come to a conclusion in which we arrive with a newfound knowledge of TDD (test-driven development) and testing for specifically emerging technologies, with a smaller focus on fintech applications.
Clone the repo and fetch the pubs in the folder.
git clone https://github.com/martinloesethjensen/flutter_algo_wallet.git
cd flutter_algo_wallet
flutter pub get
Links to get started with installing and running an Algorand node locally:
You need Flutter on your computer and have a device connected.
The device can also be a simulator, emulator, desktop app (if you run macOS).
To see what devices are running use this command:
flutter devices
Find out more by running:
flutter run