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Is there any plugin in Flutter to check if the device is rooted or not. I'm a beginner in Mobile App Development and as far as I know there are some system directories that need to be searched for su binary.
There seems to be no plugin for this at this point at https://pub.dartlang.org.
You might be able to create a plugin using native android code and Flutter Platform Channels (Platform Channels -- It's the flexible system used by Flutter that allows you to call platform-specific APIs whether available in Java or Kotlin code on Android, or in ObjectiveC or Swift code on iOS.)
For native android code to check if the device is rooted : Determine if running on a rooted device
About Flutter Platform channels : https://flutter.io/platform-channels/
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I am currently trying to build an android app but I rarely have access to a pc. Instead I do have an android phone which Is powerful enough and I use termux in it. I just want to know if there is any way I could build an android app in it. Even if it is by installing a Linux distro on it like Ubuntu etc. Thanks
https://developer.android.com/studio/install - you can download android studio for ubuntu, so would properly work on your phone as well
You can use jvdroid app available in the play store, which can compile kotlin on an android phone.
Here is a link to it: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ru.iiec.jvdroid
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I am told to make an automation testing using android apk only. I tried to use robotium but it requires me to use eclipse. I am currently using android studio. If there is any can you include a link to its tutorial? Thank you.
You can also use Appium. It is a test automation tool for native mobile app testing. It drives iOS and Android apps using the WebDriver protocol.
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What is the best option today to do C++ software development on an Android platform? I need C++11, Boost, SQLite, vi/Emacs/whatever, ... and Android is the development platform, not necessarily the target.
Are the development tools on Google Play complete? Do they allow to develop a full scale application?
Are there any advantages in using a Linux VM on Android for this purpose?
You can use NDK with your android app development to embed a C++ code, which will improve the performance considering you are doing much complicated task and if you need native language like C++. But now android runtime [ART/Dalvik] is much better and all the apps are targeted to run on it. You can do a lot of work only in java itself.
And there is no VM available yet. So best way to go with this is use NDK.
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I have to do a POC on Performance Testing for a Native Mobile Application. Need some help on how to go ahead. Many tools in the market work on a browser based on the Mobile. What if, I have developed an app (eg: like Facebook app on Android phone) and want to test load/Volume/Stress. A heads up would be that we have developed an .apk file and installed it on the mobile device. The App is up.
UI Test/Performance/Stress (app crawlers / monkey testing)
Android Monkey http://developer.android.com/tools/help/monkey.html
Monkop http://monkop.com/
Others: AppThwack, Testdroid, GameBench
Load/Volume (api oriented)
Blazemeter
Apica
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Are there any version/equivalent of R for android platform, specifically a .apk file?
If not, how do one build it from the source, without rooting the device?
(R is a free software environment for statistical computing and graphics. It compiles and runs on a wide variety of UNIX platforms, Windows and MacOS.)
I'll add one answer to this already a bit dated question, since things have developed a bit in the last year or so.
You can install R locally on an Android device using the GNURoot software that is available from the Google Play. Despite it's name, GNURoot does not require rooting the device. I outlined the installation process in a few more details in my blog at http://www.r-ohjelmointi.org/?p=1434.
There is also R-Fiddle (http://www.r-fiddle.org/) that you can use through browser, and if you can connect to a WLAN while on a journey, it might be worth testing, also.
RStudio server is one possibility, you could that from a tablet - http://goo.gl/PAEvR