Setting up WebStormĪfter the prerequisite have been properly set, you have to chose your working environment, there are many options available but in this tutorial we’re going to use WebStorm. To complete the installation process run the flutter doctor command from terminal which will guide you finishing the setup process. I highly recommend you to add the Flutter SDK location to bash profile so you’ll be all set even after restarting you computer.Īfter you have configured your PATH and installed the Flutter SDK you can easily check if there are some missing tools you’ll have to install before getting started with Flutter development. After installation you’ll need to configure the PATH environment variable so you’ll be able to use Flutter commands from terminal. The first step is to download and extract the Flutter SDK which can be found here. The most important one is the development kit (Flutter SDK) which makes Flutter available for you. But I’d recommend you to start diving into Flutter and follow the official documentations and examples and start building your own app! Setting up Flutter SDKīefore you can start coding your Flutter app, there are some prerequisites you have to set up first.
If you’re not familiar with the language yet, you can take a look at the official site.
Sounds fun, right? So let’s get started! Dartįlutter uses Dart programming language, which can be surprising at the first sight, but don’t worry, there are bunch of Dart language tutorials available online. In this tutorial you’ll learn how to get involved in Flutter development using WebStorm by setting up your coding environment and even creating you first own Flutter project!įlutter is Google’s new mobile framework which helps you rapidly develop high performance mobile applications for both Android and iOS platforms with native look and feel.
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