When you deploy a Flutter app, how does it actually get to the users' devices?
Think about how you get apps on your phone.
After deployment, Flutter apps are uploaded to app stores like Google Play or Apple App Store. Users download and install the app from these stores.
After a user installs your Flutter app from the app store, what is the first thing the app does?
Think about what happens when you open a new app.
When a user opens the app, it starts running and shows the first screen as coded by the developer.
When you release an update to your Flutter app, how do users get the new version?
Think about how app updates usually work on phones.
App updates are published to app stores. Users download updates from the store, either automatically or manually.
Before your Flutter app reaches users via app stores, what must happen?
Think about why app stores have rules and checks.
App stores review apps to ensure they meet guidelines before allowing them to be published and downloaded by users.
You published your Flutter app to the app store, but users cannot find or download it. What is a likely cause?
Think about app visibility settings in the store dashboard.
If the app store listing is not published or is still in draft, users cannot see or download the app even if it is uploaded.