Welcome to Day 2 of my #100DaysOfFlutter series!
Today, we’re diving into something every Flutter dev should know: managing multiple Flutter versions across projects.
❓ Why FVM?
If you work on multiple Flutter projects — especially in a team — you've probably run into version mismatch issues. One project might require Flutter 3.10, while another still depends on 3.7.
This is where FVM (Flutter Version Management) comes in. It's a simple tool that helps you manage and use different Flutter versions per project.
🛠️ What’s the difference?
flutter run # Uses the globally installed Flutter SDK
fvm flutter run # Uses the version defined for that specific project
Using FVM ensures:
✅ You're running the right Flutter version per project
✅ Everyone on your team stays in sync
✅ You avoid "it works on my machine" problems
✅ Your CI/CD pipelines stay stable
💡 In short:
FVM keeps your Flutter projects clean, consistent, and version-safe.
It’s an essential tool for any serious Flutter dev.
Have you tried FVM yet? Let me know your experience — or feel free to ask if you need help getting started.
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