After how many attempts did it manage to do the right fix? I noticed that Cursor+Claude need quite a few attempts even with basic things (ok, maybe because it was Flutter and not the most popular libs, but still…)

Using Hive or any “database” sounds like overkill for just a few values. Why not shared preferences?

I wonder if Nix can anyhow help with that - so that one doesn’t have to wipe out the system, but instead “re-apply” the Nix config.

Yes, a lake on the South of Germany. Right next to another even more beautiful lake called Tegernsee - all near the Alps🏔️

Yes, I can’t say if it’s better or worse - not that much experience. But in the end, they both are of the same kind - work via build_runner (or later - via macros). Would be nice to have something more “built-in”. That would also mean better (hopefully) support across all tools (IDEs, other libs).

That’s the biggest pain point IMO. Libs like Freezed help a lot, but it’s awesome to have it built-in to the framework (not the language though).

IDEs are fun, while Gradle - not. Only the fact that I get money from my employer forces me to ever touch Gradle 😀

Exactly! That’s how I also usually discover such “hidden gems” 😁 That’s the only case when I would like to have these “onboarding” steppers (that usually instead show obvious things after the signup).

Such patterns are always hard to find. Probably there should be some hints that pop up periodically until the user actually use the feature. Otherwise, too few users use it, and then it’s just legacy that devs have to maintain.