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Effective Dart + IntelliJ (DartConf 2018)

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Jaime Wren and Alexander Doroshko demonstrate how to maximize productivity using Dart and Flutter support in IntelliJ IDEs.

Effective Dart + IntelliJ In this video, we'll present a live demo showing the capabilities of the Dart support on the IntelliJ Platform-based IDEs. We’ll briefly talk about the the Dart Analysis Server, show some of the core IntelliJ actions and features all users should know, show off the AngularDart and Flutter support. About Jaime and Alex: Jaime Wren is a Googler who works on the Dart tooling stack. Alexander Doroshko has been a happy IntelliJ IDEA user since 2003 and even a happier IntelliJ IDEA / WebStorm developer since 2008. As a Dart support lead in JetBrains, he is passionate about implementing smart IDE features for developers. Watch the rest of the Dart Conference 2018 session videos here: goo.gl/4bwhE5 Subscribe to the Google Developers channel: goo.gl/mQyv5L

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What people say. Recommended as an excellent guide to getting the most out of IntelliJ for Dart and Flutter development.

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On “Which IDE do you guys use for Flutter development?”

IntelliJ. I've been programming in Dart for 4 years now, and IntelliJ is responsible for a lot of my productivity. Not lightweight, but so many great features and top-tier Dart / Flutter support. https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/ A great YouTube video about getting the absolute most out of IntelliJ: link to this video (Short version: ctrl+enter on all the things)
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