If you have a slow or old machine but still want to write a code on Flutter, you can try to install Chrome OS clone and give it a try.
The same settings I hope will work on original Chrome Book as well, but I don’t have it by hand to try.
I’ve made this setup on my PC with CloudReady OS from NeverWare
Read more Setup a Flutter Developer Environment on Chrome OS
I need to have a backend to my Flutter application with a huge amount of reads/writes to database, let’s say a million requests / day.
The simple solution is to use Firebase, but it’s limited to 20K writes per day on free plan.
Read more Parse server on Debian Buster (10)
Here is the the steps you’ll need to make to have a completed environment to start Flutter development on Debian Linux.
Read more Setup Flutter Developer Environment on Debian
Here is the the steps I’m usually taking when reinstalling my Mac OS from scratch (or when buying a new Mac) to have a completed environment to Flutter development.
If you want to write and test your Flutter code for iOS you’l definitely need Xcode.
So open the AppStore application and search for “xcode”:
It’ll take a long time to download and install it depending on your Internet connection and machine speed.
Read more Setup Flutter Developer Environment on Mac
