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How can I delete ios folder in Flutter project? [closed]

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I'm working on a project with Flutter and I accidently chose ios but I only need to work with Android, and now after my project has grown up, now I can't recreate a new project, so how can I delete ios from my current project, safely.

Nothing to worry about, just delete the ios directory, that's it!
In Flutter, every specific platform has a dedicated directory (ios, android, web, macos, windows, linux). Each directory uses the same code inside lib (Flutter, app-related code). Meaning, if you want to delete a specific platform, just delete a dedicated platform directory.
P.S. if you are using version control for your project, there is nothing to worry about - you can always revert your changes.

In Android Studio.
Go to the project directory then, Right-click on the iOS folder then click on the delete option.
Note:- If want to recreate ios and android folder in a flutter.
Just run this command in terminal:-
flutter create.

Do we have to follow the steps for adding Eclipse ADT plugin for Eclipse ADT or is it not required? [closed]

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http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
On downloading the above Eclipse version, do we still have to follow the steps for adding Eclipse ADT plugin?

No, you just download it, extract the files, and launch eclipse. It's prebuilt for the ADT.
Edit:
To launch eclipse, you have to open up the extracted folder -> eclipse -> eclipse.exe
You can pin it to the task bar for quick access.

In Eclipse, click Help>Install New Software>Add. Enter the repository URL (e.g. https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse/) and give it a name. Then simply download the plugin via Eclipse.
For more detailed installation notes please take a look here

How to edit HTML/CSS/Javascript in Eclipse ADT [closed]

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I installed ADT bundle (eclipse + android sdk + adt plugin) now I want to build android apps with phonegap, the problem is that ADT eclipse doesn't include apparently any html/css/JS editor. I tried to install the WPA plugin but it doesn't work, it tells me it needs JSF (what the heck !?).
Is it normal that I can't find anything on that on the web ? Am I the only guy in the world using phonegap ? Is there another IDE I should use or which plugin can I install for web editing in eclipse ?

File -> New -> Other -> Type html or javascript or css

Best way to share Eclipse WorkSpace [closed]

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What is the best way to share my Eclipse Workspace between my Computer and Laptop (Windows 7 & Windows 8). I am familiar with SVN but after a while my SVN crashes and I cannot commit because all my files are outdated (they are not).
How do you share your Workspace between several computer?

A cleaner solution could be to create a workspace in each computer and then just to use a SCM.
I use a workspace for each of my 3 computers (My laptop at work - fedora 17, my personal laptop - MacOSX and my desktop - Win7 ) they have their own workspace but i share-update my projects through github.
Update:
But to reach your aim, you could also upload to your SCM your workspace settings:
I found this useful information here.
So the short answer is: If you want to create a new eclipse workspace
and preserve all your settings, simply copy the
.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.core.runtime/.settings directory into
your new workspace directory.
But..
Do not copy other directories! There are project specific settings and
since your old projects are left in your old workspace, the copied
settings would not be valid and you would get some nasty exceptions at
eclipse startup.

I think the easiest way is synchronise workspace folder via Dropbox or UbuntuOne

Android sdk locating [closed]

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I am beginner in android.I faced some problems durinng sdk locating.How to locate android sdk?Please help me.
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You can locate the sdk as follows:
open Eclipse->Windows->preferences->Android->Select your android sdk folder.
you can refer to this link also Android app not running on emulator nor real device

Android SDK is here http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
If you're using .zip then extract it to your favorite location
If you're using .exe then choose your favorite location to install to
If Eclipse can't locate your Android SDK folder, consider install ADT and connect SDK with Eclipse, see instruction here