For ~ % cd develop % source develop % echo $PATH then "source" the profile (add the path to the current executing shell).For exampleĮxport PATH="$PATH:/Users/kvutien/develop/flutter/bin" using the text editor nano in Terminal, add the line `export PATH="$PATH:/bin"` to the file.In the ~/.zshrc file, insert flutter in our `$PATH`, as following.
Download in folder develop the zip file and unzip it. Create a folder develop in our `$HOME` directory. To simplify matters, let's use workaround 2. Beware that you have to execute again this script every time you upgrade Flutter. Use the script provided in, to replace the Dart that is bundled with stable Flutter with a later Dart that is ARM64. This is why we let Xcode install Rosetta 2 in the steps of Part 1. 
It is the recommended choice for new users of Flutter. This workaround has the advantage to avoid issues with a lot of other tools. It's still beta but is the only Dart ARM64 version as of today. To do this, visit the Flutter releases page (above) and download the version for ARM64, version 2.12.0-4.1.pre.
Use a beta version of Flutter (version that has the ARM64 version of Dart). We notice that the latest stable version of Flutter in March 2022 (Flutter 2.10.4 ZIP file) is still for Intel X64. We'll also run our first sample Flutter project on both iOS and Android. In the steps below we'll first install Flutter SDK, and then add the Flutter plugin to Android Studio. However, to use it comfortably with Android Studio, we have better install (after Flutter SDK) the Flutter plugin in Android Studio. Once installed, we can use it from the command line. The Flutter SDK brings Flutter development tools on Macintosh. To install Flutter on other platforms, I recommend the e-book Install Flutter SDK and plugin Part 3, this document, covers the installation of Flutter itself in Android Studio, along with housekeeping best practices. Part 2 guides the installation of the 2 IDE Xcode and Android Studio. Part 1 presents the general view of the components that are installed and shows how the install the indispensable preparation tools. Kudos and thanks to the Ray Wenderlich team. Update of September 19, 2022: The updated version for Flutter 3.3 is here. It helps debugging of installation and development errors, and makes easier the transition to free hands-on Flutter programming courses such as this –highly recommended– book Flutter Apprentice ( ). The added-value of this step-by-step tutorial is that (1) all steps have been tested on a clean install and (2) the reason of each step is explained along with its role in the big picture. 
There are many tutorials how to install Flutter on a Mac with the M1 chip.
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