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@timsneath Thanks for all your awesome contributions to Flutter, Tim. But - lest anyone misinterpret this thread - #flutter is alive and well. The vast majority of folks Tim mentioned continue to do amazing work on Flutter!

For those who haven't been following the betas: we announced Dart 3 today with full null safety, tuples, records, and rich pattern matching! 🎉 It's been so fun working on these features with the team.

Dart 3 has been released! Our largest release to date, we've worked on this for years, so there's a lot to check out: ✅ 100% sound null safety ✅ Records and pattern matching ✅ Class modifiers ✅ Direct native interop ✅ Preview of compilation to Wasm https://t.co/QPFaANpfCT

No way to hide it seems

Thought I would catch @AlexanderNohe slipping during our 10 hour layover. 👏🏿 HE 👏🏿 DONT 👏🏿 SLEEP 👏🏿 #selfieWithNohe

Me trying to comprehend how Oklahoma Sooners fans can exist.

Finally caught up to the Material Mad Man @TahaTesser #FlutterForward #nairobi

Dart 2.19 introduces the run() function for isolates, that turns the complex, 20+ line solution for implementing concurrency, into a simple, single line of code. Asynchronous programming with Dart just got a lot easier! Find out more ✨ → https://t.co/6Gs0PzS3Ci

Incredibly happy to capture this #noheSelfieWith @puf @kevinjchisholm @jryanio

🎯 The road to Dart 3 ✨ Dart 3, expected by mid 2023, will only support sound null safety. Learn more about how Dart's sound safety compares to other languages, and how we're preparing for this major release in the blog by @MiSvTh → https://t.co/YPm8KsdIfG