[rickspencer3]

I have to agree with you. For the domain of writing mobile applications with async communication with various services, Dart (in combination with Flutter) seems to allow my to crank more production quality code faster.

More specifically: 1. The Flutter library as a widget toolkit is very intuitive for me. 2. The idiomatic way of extended UI classes through encapsulation is very productive and readable for me. 3. The declarative way in which you configure classes makes other people's code easy to understand. 4. The various methods of doing async lead to many fewer bugs (for me, an average at best coder) than other libraries. 5. It's pretty easy to build an apk and get it on your phone.

All that said, I have never succeeded in getting an iOS build into the store. The build system seems like a house of cards built on top of a house of cards. I know it's possible, but I have never had the patience to power through.