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The document outlines the steps to set up and configure the Flutter development environment for cross-platform mobile application development. It includes system requirements for Windows, macOS, and Linux, installation steps for the Flutter SDK and Android Studio, and instructions for verifying the installation and running a sample app. The conclusion confirms successful installation and readiness for Flutter development.

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The document outlines the steps to set up and configure the Flutter development environment for cross-platform mobile application development. It includes system requirements for Windows, macOS, and Linux, installation steps for the Flutter SDK and Android Studio, and instructions for verifying the installation and running a sample app. The conclusion confirms successful installation and readiness for Flutter development.

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Don Bosco Institute of Technology Kurla (W),

Mumbai 400 070

Name : Dushyant Bhagwat


Semester : VI
Roll no. : 04

Experiment No.1

Objective:
To set up and configure the Flutter development environment on a system for
building cross-platform mobile applications.

1. System Requirements
Before installing Flutter, ensure that your system meets the following requirements:
For Windows:

● Windows 10 or later (64-bit)


● 8 GB RAM (recommended)
● 2.5 GB of free disk space
● Git for Windows (if not installed, Flutter will install it)
● Android Studio (for emulator & SDK tools)

For macOS:

● macOS 13.0 or later


● 8 GB RAM (recommended)
● 2.8 GB of free disk space
● Xcode (for iOS development)
● Android Studio (for Android development)

For Linux:

● 64-bit Linux operating system


● 8 GB RAM (recommended)
● 2.5 GB of free disk space
● curl, git, unzip, xzip,libGLU.so.1
and packages
Don Bosco Institute of Technology Kurla (W),
Mumbai 400 070

2. Installation Steps
Step 1: Download Flutter SDK

● Go to the official Flutter website: Flutter Downloads


● Download the appropriate Flutter SDK for your operating system.

Step 2: Extract the Flutter SDK

● Windows: Extract the ZIP file to C:\src\flutter (or another


preferred location).
● macOS: Extract the archive to ~/development/flutter.
● Linux: Extract using the terminal:

tar -xvf flutter_linux_*.tar.xz

mv flutter ~/development/

Step 3: Add Flutter to System Path

● Windows: Add C:\src\flutter\bin to the system environment


variables.
● macOS/Linux: Open the terminal and run:

export PATH="$PATH:`pwd`/flutter/bin"

3. Verify Installation

Run the following command to check if Flutter is installed correctly:

flutter doctor

This command checks dependencies and reports issues (if any).


Don Bosco Institute of Technology Kurla (W),
Mumbai 400 070

4. Install Android Studio & SDK Tools

● Download and install Android Studio.


● Open Android Studio → Go to Preferences/Settings → Select SDK Manager →
Install Flutter & Dart plugins.
● Install Android SDK and necessary tools.

5. Install Xcode (For macOS/iOS Development)


● Install Xcode from the App Store.

Run:

sudo xcode-select --switch /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer

sudo xcodebuild -runFirstLaunch

6. Setting Up a Device for Development


For Android Devices:

● Enable Developer Options → Enable USB Debugging.

Connect the device via USB and run: flutter devices

● For iOS Devices:


● Use a real device (requires an Apple Developer account). open -a Simulator

7. Running a Sample Flutter App

To verify everything is working, create and run a test Flutter app:

flutter create my_app

cd my_app

flutter run

Conclusion:
You have successfully installed and configured the Flutter environment on your system. You
can now start developing cross-platform mobile applications using Flutter! 🚀

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