I've been building this channel around Flutter development and fullstack Dart for quite a while. I have a content plan mapped out a month ahead, with sensible proportions: some Flutter, some Dart, widgets, libraries, architecture decisions.

But over the past few weeks I've been watching all of it lose relevance in real time.

Not the knowledge itself — its value to a developer.

I've switched to writing code exclusively through AI. And judging by what colleagues post, a huge number of professionals already work this way.

This changes everything — starting with which skills matter and which don't.

Hand-writing code is going away entirely. The competencies that actually matter now:
— broad IT expertise: from SQL and algorithms to Docker configuration;
— deep understanding of your stack and what it's really capable of;
— architectural vision;
— product thinking;
— and above all — the ability to build development processes around AI.

So this channel is changing direction. It's now about the profession of the developer of the future, not about specific Flutter and Dart tools.

What that means in practice:

1. I'm building DartWay — an open-source fullstack Dart framework — and from now on I'm doing it fully in public: decisions, code, numbers, mistakes. Real build in public, no gloss.
2. I'll be showing what development looks like when agents write the code and the developer designs, sets constraints, and verifies the result.
3. Flutter and Dart aren't going anywhere — but through the lens of "how a product gets built from this", not "widget of the week".

If this resonates — stick around. The best part is ahead.

And tell me in the comments: are you already writing code through AI — or still by hand?