Yes, I know this is a horribly out of date Android version, but I've got some hardware (specifically, touchscreen wall tablets for AV/smart home control) that runs this version, with no way, or at. But if found will add it here.Īfter arctic fox stable release I think going with m1 was the best decision. I recently upgraded to a Mac with the Apple M1 chip, and quickly realized that I could no longer virtualize Android 4.0.3 on Android Studio 3.5.2.

Personally I haven't faced any issue with M1 yet. And same configuration you can get it in lower price.

So it's upto you if you need to do complete mobile development for flutter then I would recommend it otherwise it's too costly. Once you’ve installed 1.5.30-M1, change the Kotlin version to 1.5.30-M1 in your build scripts. But you can get it in any windows laptop with less than M1 price. Android Studio for developing Android and cross-platform mobile applications. Other than that I am don't think it gives any other feature. Only plus point you would get I guess is the iOS/Mac development for Flutter. But a higher end windows laptop will also do the work which M1 does.

Other than that I haven't faced any issue while building, coding and releasing flutter applications.īefore I was working on windows laptop and it was a bit slow.

There are workarounds for M1 chip for android emulator but haven't done that. For android using real device not the emulator. And its fast to develop and build release builds. I am using VSCode not Android Studio because I saw some lag in the IDE while using it.

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