One final item we need to cover before diving into building apps is the concept of channels. Flutter segments its development streams into channels, which is really just a fancy name for Git branches. Each channel represents a different level of stability for the Flutter framework. Flutter developers will release the latest features to the master channel first. As these features stabilize, they will first get promoted to the dev channel, then to beta, and finally to the stable channel.
When learning Flutter, you will probably want to stick to the stable channel. This will make sure that your code should mostly run without any issues.
If you were interested in cutting-edge features that may not be completely finished, you'd probably be more interested in the master, dev, or beta channels.
In your terminal window, type in the following command:
flutter channel
You'll probably see output that looks like this:
When you clone the Flutter repository...
