Mastering this tool is critical to getting into a flow state when developing your UIs. A common criticism of Flutter is that deeply nested widget trees can make code very hard to edit. This is the reason why tools such as the intentions dialog exist.
As your Flutter knowledge grows, you should strive to become more reliant on these tools to improve your efficiency and accuracy. If you want, try running through this recipe again, but this time, don't use the helper tools—just edit the code manually. Notice how hard it is, and how easy it is to mismatch your parentheses, breaking the whole tree?
For the curious, the intentions dialog feature is powered by a separate program called the Dart Analysis Server. This is a background process that isn't tightly coupled to your IDE. Both Android Studio and VS Code talk to the same server. When you open the intentions dialog, your IDE sends the token you are currently highlighting to the server, which analyzes...