

Run the Android SDK Manager, select from the GUI the tools needed to run the mobile application Android SDK Tools, Android SDK Platform-tools and Android SDK Build-tools (continue updating till Android SDK Tools is at revision 25.x.x or above Android SDK Platform-tools is at revision 29.x.x and Android SDK Build-tools is at 28.x.x or above ). Download and install the stand-alone Android SDK Manager from this link.bin as the former creates the Java folder straight away in your C:\Program Files folder. Download and install the latest Java JDK ( in my case JDK 12).


Ha!, well that was definitely challenging! After hours of constant back and forth, reading one article after another, trial and error, solving the errors that came along the way, I FINALLY GOT MY FLUTTER APP RUNNING!!! So, I decided to be stubborn for once and set up my Visual Studio IDE for Flutter development without the prior installation of Android Studio.
