Connecting to an embedded device using the Flutter SDK

This video is an example of how to use the Flutter custom-devices feature with a Texas Instruments AM62XX evaluation board (www.ti.com/too...) that has flutter-pi installed using the meta-flutter Yocto layer.
The custom device configuration should work out of the box if flutter-pi was installed using the regular installation instructions. Connecting to an embedded device using the custom devices feature of the Flutter SDK will allow you to run and debug your Flutter application running on your embedded hardware from within the comfort of your IDE.
About the host:
Pieter is a software engineer at KDAB. He's specialized in writing Flutter applications for embedded devices.
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[@krtirtho]

Tbh, this kind of topic is something a lot of programming channels never touch. Thanks for doing this! I learned a lot

[@industrialflutter]

Thank you for the feedback! :)

[@manishgautam2424]

your new subscriber

[@industrialflutter]

Hi and welcome! :)

[@George-kg9vf]

Amazing thank you

[@hoangtruong7197]

how to stop app?

[@industrialflutter]

Hi,
In order to stop the app, one can just run killall flutter-pi in the terminal.