Multithreading in flutter using isolates

Dart is a single-threaded language. But what if we have some very heavy computation code to run? In this case, doing the task in an async method will most likely cause lag in the application, so we need a way to perform this task on a different thread.

To accomplish multithreading in Dart, we need to spawn a new isolate. It is important to note that in Dart, isolates do not share memory with other isolates. Rather, they are completely isolated from each other.

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