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I created an app, very basic and first one on Flutter. I hope to develop more slick versions but it was said to just get your first one out so you know the process of creating, uploading and publishing an app to the App stores. I have only published it to the Google Play store as I don't plan on paying £99 a year just for the privilage of uploading to the Apple App store but if I do create another app, I likely will. It has very basic functions but I find it useful as a reference tool to see what are the current guidelines for cancer referrals in primary care. Give it a download and give it a review if you think its good! Please click here to check out the app!

I recently published my first Flutter app, and one of the hard parts as a newbie was signing and  creating the app bundle from Android studio. There is a good link here walking you through it but it didn't help with the details if you were having any issues. Here is my walkthrough on how to do create your app bundle and what to do if you had issues like me. This walkthrough is applicable to Windows. Once you're happy with your app and created a nice app icon, you're ready to sign it.  Copy and paste this command into the terminal, replacing USER_NAME with your particular username. This will create a key file. You do not need to store the key in that particular folder but just for ease of use and for finding it later. keytool -genkey -v -keystore c:\Users\USER_NAME\key.jks -storetype JKS -keyalg RSA -keysize 2048 -validity 10000 -alias key   Now for me, when I input that command, it did not recognise keytool as a command. The way I fixed it was to download the new...

Part of creating this website was to document my forage into making an app, and publishing it to the Android Play store or Apple App Store. I have never programmed and know no coding language. The idea came from a random youtube video, where it was talking about programming, and it talked about Flutter, the new coding language from Google. It supports cross platform meaning I can code it once and it should work on both Android, Apple and even Windows.