Learning Flutter (Part 2 - Install / Update Android Studio)

As my Android studio is outdated. Going to install a new one

https://developer.android.com/studio?utm_source=android-studio

after downloaded the compressed tarball (.tar.gz) , extract to /opt directory! yeah i override the old one, as i have nothing to worry on eg environment settings.

why need to store it in /opt directory? read this please :D

so i have something like /opt/android-studio

then we do the Android SDK update

. . . . today practice is a lot of waiting time :D . . .

Done

then install the Flutter & Dart plugins!

ok then updating my Android emulator image! lol.

..... another waiting time, i can say this practice should be done parallel with other activity. haha yes i am. very light2 and chill2 :D...

tutorial reference

https://docs.flutter.dev/get-started/editor

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