Is there multithreading in Dart, like, for example, in Java?

Question

Dart

I understand that there is isolate( somefunc() );
Is it possible to create an instance of a class and run it in a new thread, like Runnable in Java?
And if through isolate, then communication is only with the main thread, as I understand it?

Answer 1

Good evening. Despite the fact that the question was asked more than three years ago, the question is also relevant for developers who have just started to delve into the Dart language, and in the meantime the situation has not changed - Dart runs in one thread with all the ensuing consequences, such as for example: The application can hang during long execution, etc.
It is possible to implement multithreading emulation using asynchronous methods.