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Also, I need a prequel on Rost’s story, his mission and title ☠️
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I've been considering migrating to @kagi.com (suggestion from @filiphracek.bsky.social) but I've not committed yet because paying in dollars from Brazil is expensive 😅
But the results I got when testing were really good
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Yes, the mobile UI is really weird. I think there is still an issue about trying to backspace on the start of the line not deleting the line and going to the above one. Some things like this make the mobile UI really hard to use.
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@codewithandrea.com tutorials are great!
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Agreed 😂
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I usually see The Verge's videos about it. They usually have these keynotes cuts
youtu.be/bDVpI23q8Zg?...
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"We'll just terraform Mars," they insist, unable to terraform Earth, a planet that is already perfect except it's like 2° too warm.
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I love to use them! They are such a great way to make code more readable! On assists/fixes we tend to use them a lot for that reason.
You can even make them unnamed (only `extension on MyType`) and that will make them work only on the current file
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I'd say that Mint is great if you really want an experience similar to Windows (ui wise)
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In what way are you interested?
It is from a company that sells hardware - laptops - (System76).
Both have really great features but I prefer Pop because they have some considerations that also help you to play videogames with steam or whatever easier (also an ISO with Nvidia drivers).
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I love using Pop!_OS! They are Ubuntu based and have a built-in window manager that helps when opening new apps so you don't need to organise them on screen.
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Same here for Dart Analyzer! Started by opening/following a bunch of simple issues and looking at the commits when they landed.
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This has been closed!
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Yes, and also, if more than one app uses the same screen/process (similar table, list or login screen layout or even a search bar, things like that) for something I tend to move things to a package so they all work the same and adhere to DRY
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Something along these lines (a draft example for a To-do app). Probably some tweaks for each app but the broad structure is similar to this. I find it easier to identify things to work on but I guess that is subjective.
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Features first. And about multiple packages, only when I need to share the code with some other app or something like that
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Basically yeah! Hahaha
But this does help when I work on something and want to let others chime in. This way I push the changes somewhere and if people have an idea they can take a look at that.
Like with my changes to github.com/dart-lang/sd... were being discussed on Discord until the MVP for it
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I only stash if is a really early WIP, like no tests for the changes I want to implement (usually when trying to debug something and not being able to repro it) or something like that. Once I do have _something_ I tend to commit.
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With quick-fixes at least, the auto completion is harder to make this work reliably without making other things feel weird.
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So nice that after my work now you can do your.Boat and it'll suggest this exact import 💙
Love working with the analysis server 🎊
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I wanna thank you for showing up on my feed. This has lead to the last 7 messages at: github.com/Dart-Code/Da... - landed CL, the issue will be closed soon
This will be a default Dart feature now! (I'm also working on the same thing for lints too github.com/dart-lang/sd... !)
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Hey, this was already opened here github.com/dart-lang/sd.... I've opened a CL to complete the missing cases dart-review.googlesource.com/c/sdk/+/410862!
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The CL to edit the Changelog is merged . Now it displays the fix and the new 'Go to imports' command
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Oops, the screenshot is short, but if you follow the tags on the commit you posted here you'll find it.
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Yes it does! You can see the tags on the screenshot. They must've forgotten to add it to the analyzer changelog. I'll take a careful look at it again later today and file an issue to add this entry too if I can't find it. Thanks!
github.com/dart-lang/sd...
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Dart 3.7.0 is out on stable!
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Here it is:
youtube.com/@flutterando...
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Only English or do you plan on adding other languages too? I know a channel in Brazilian Portuguese (the others I know are on the list already 😁)
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I'll take a look on my personal projects. Thanks for the suggestion!
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I've never tried. Only used Block for cubits because of my company.
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Most of the time I feel the same way. When I use the package, I usually endup using Cubits since they are basically Streams with the last state preserved for reference.