To get started with Flutter for Web, you can follow these steps1:
Configure the Flutter tool for web support: This involves setting up your development environment with the necessary software, including the Flutter SDK and a web browser (Chrome is recommended). You can also use an IDE that supports Flutter, such as Visual Studio Code, Android Studio, or IntelliJ IDEA1.
Create a new project with web support: You can create a new Flutter project that includes web support in addition to mobile support. This can be done either through your IDE or via the command line1.
Run a new project with web support: Once your project is set up, you can run it in a web browser. If Chrome is installed, the
flutter devicescommand should output a Chrome device that opens the Chrome browser with your app running1.Build an app with web support: As you develop your app, you can build and test it just like you would for a mobile app. Note that while Flutter supports hot restart for web apps, hot reload is currently not supported1.
Add web support to an existing project: If you already have a Flutter project and want to add web support, you can do so by following the appropriate steps1.
Remember, Flutter for Web is still in the stage of continuous development and improvement, so you may encounter some challenges and limitations. However, it’s a powerful tool for building beautiful, dynamic, and responsive web applications.
For more detailed resources and learning materials, you can check out the official Flutter documentation1, Flutter’s web page2, and various online tutorials and videos345.

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