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Most of the time, iOS apps are developed and distributed from macOS machines. It's hard to imagine developing apps for the iOS platform without macOS. However, with the combination of Flutter and Codemagic, you can develop and distribute iOS apps without using macOS. In our previous post, we have explained the process of code signing iOS apps without a Mac. In this post, we will cover in detail the process of developing Flutter apps on Linux and using custom/manual code signing with Codemagic to have full control over app signing on the example of Comagic-Demo app.
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Another way to get a Flutter app on Linux is by using Docker. If you are familiar with the Docker ecosystem, then you can create a Dockerfile which has Android SDK and Flutter installed. There are many Android Dockerfiles on Dockerhub, we just need to extend those images with Flutter SDK. Let's create a simple Dockerfile extending a sample Android docker image here to get the Android and Flutter environment into the Docker container. The Dockerfile should copy the app into the container and run the Flutter Android environment. The example Dockerfile for Comagic-Demo will look like this:
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