If you want to install Flutter on your Windows system, I’ve written another article that you can find here. You’re welcome :)

Flutter is an open-source UI toolkit created by Google for building beautiful, natively compiled applications for mobile, web, and desktop from a single codebase. That’s right, you heard me… a single codebase. No more platform-specific codebases. Trust me, cross-platform app development has never been this easy before.

Alright, enough Flutter rant. Let’s get this thing installed so you can experience it first-hand.

Requirements

A couple of things to ensure your Mac can handle Flutter

• Disk Space: 2.8 GB (barely anything)
• OS: macOS 64-bit
• Git: For Flutter to be installed, you should be able to run git commands from the terminal. If you have Xcode installed then git should already be setup. Read on below to check out how you can check/install git on your mac

Run git --version in your terminal. If you get something like zsh: command not found: gitor bash: git: command not found then you may want to get it installed from here or by installing Xcode from the App Store. Run the same command post-installation to check.

You should get something like git version 2.24.3 (Apple Git-128) if you have it all set up correctly.

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