IntelliJ IDEA

Visual Studio Code is great if you have enough experience in setting things like the required SDK’s up and are familiar with the command-line . I tend to use Android Studio for most of my debugging on my Flutter projects, and Visual Studio Code for a lot of my coding.

IntelliJ is doing a great job at increasing developer productivity , and while it might be enough for you, you might want to give Metals a shot because of the following differences: Lower memory usage. VSCode by default uses a really low amount of RAM, which allows us to have multiple projects open at the same time.

Using the Flutter inspector, directly available in Android Studio and IntelliJ .