Isolates and multithreading in Flutter (The Boring Flutter Development Show, Ep. 30)

In this episode of the Boring Show, Filip is joined by Andrew. Follow along as they dive into isolates and multithreading in Dart.

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[zoulock]

I can understand why you'd speed it up, but given that YouTube already provided that option, it seems a bit unnecessary since there may be people that like to watch it at normal speed

[IbrahimRasel]

Please do an episode with Background Services.

[scifarer]

I prefer it the way it was. There are speed controls in the YouTube player, so speeding it up for us is not really necessary.

[nucleartux]

I'm already waiting for next episode! Thank you, guys!

[kaivalpatel]

We love those un cuts and it is good to see the reality when doing and learning some new stuff, how debugging and everything revolves

[dyssus]

8:00 to 10:00 is exactly one of the reasons why programming is fun! Good video guys!

[sofaGiraffe]

Definitely put out a part two where you continue implementing! The process is the best part of this show, keep making awesome, boring content :)

[dimayurchenko]

Very relaxing to watch and learn. Thank you for the format! :) "Boring" is great :)

[jessegoplen]

This is really great, speed is good. Thanks for everything you do, it is an exciting time to make apps thanks to Flutter.

[TusharOjha]

This series is super awesome!
I learned a lot, thanks!

[sthex]

So much fun with dart forced formatting in most IDEs - he types the compute() how he likes it (and what is most readable) and then saving at 9:25 the IDE force-reformats to garbage (but hey, it saved 2 LOC, that's almost like a win).

Also gotta say solving the problem of "thread" shared memory access by not allowing any shared memory is like solving the problem of your door squeaking by burning down your house. Pure genius.

[Valerianagit]

Nice!! Exactly what I was wondering about Wednesday. Thanks guys!!

[allansrc]

Guys, I have working on a FuchsiaOS, I'm lovin' !
I'm so excited to see its official release.

[geared_rider]

I am n sure how to tell you, but I needed this really bad. Other sources were kind of hard to understand. You did a great job explaining. Also, the speed is good!

[superslayerguy]

Very very boring. Thank you for the useful information. I love Flutter 💙💜💙💜

[colourhairskullyrics]

Haha, just put the video on 1.5x before you guys announced the sped up state! Can't wait to finish watching and put this to use :)

[hassansharara]

very good episode we are looking for more development Information about Flutter so please keep going up

[davidanderson]

I like the fact that you sped up the episode. I think it allows for more info in a shorter amount of time. But, aren't you also sort of duplicating youtube's built in ability? Not sure that it's super needed.

And I also really like this topic! I think it's conceptually complex enough that it's really helpful to have a video of it opposed to a article walk-through. Looking forward to part 2.

[PrabaseKC]

Hi guys, thanks for all the helpful information. I have a quick suggestion though. Can you please include more stuff in video description like definition or summary of what you will be talking about and specially the application of these information in real world development cases.

[axrorxojayodgorov]

Hey have a question, which instead of every time create new isolate when we call computer method maybe use some isolate pool ? in dart/flutter we have like so api ?