> Android Studio, if you use it (i didn't), auto-appends closing bracket comments to keep you visually aware of your nesting. So does VS Code. I stared writing

> Android Studio, if you use it (i didn't), auto-appends closing bracket comments to keep you visually aware of your nesting. So does VS Code. I stared writing my first Flutter app a couple of weeks ago. I’m using VS Code and I have to say the IDE support is pretty great. Regarding syntax and nesting levels, what I don’t is the `git diff` from wrapping the top-most expression in a new class, thus causing everything inside/below it to be indented further, even though only a single class was added. So e.g. wrapping an outer Column in a SingleChildScrollView causes everything inside the column to change in the diff because of added indentation.