When would you offload business logic from the main thread to Isolate?

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  • eva

    EVent-drive Architecture for SOLID Flutter applications (by JCKodel)

  • I made a package (https://pub.dev/packages/eva) that works with multithreading (using isolate for the Domain + Repositories (I/O)), based on an app I developed some time ago that had some issues with networking (especially on iOS, loading data while navigating).

  • pub-dev

    The pub.dev website

  • If you have a common task that you want to offload, it's sensible to have an Isolate pool. OP is right that Dart doesn't have such a thing by default, but there are packages in pub.dev that already do this.

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