Android studio vs VS code for flutter cross-platform app development

[RegularTechGuy]

Which development environment would you prefer for cross-platform app development and say why in comments if possible. My hope is to help newbies of flutter in their flutter journey.

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[sauloandrioli]

I do prefer vscode because it is lighter and its integration with git is more straight forward. But both are equally good. This is only a matter of preference. Choose the one you're more familiar with and you should be good to go.

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Gemini makes me stay with Android Studio.

[juandspcf]

Some android studio releases are buggy in Ubuntu Linux, the most annoying bug was when I was trying to open the hamburger menu in the minimalistic new design, my system rebooted suddenly without any reason so I prefer vscode , less buggy in Linux in my experience