Suggestion: Refactor "Your first app!" and Dart+Flutter Quick Start source code

I apologize if you are already aware of this.

I also apologize if this is what, in American English, we call "nitpicking."

I recommend that you modify the CLJD code in your "Your first app!" and "ClojureDart+Flutter Quick Start" examples to reflect the nesting of attributes found in canonical Flutter code.

To wit, instead of this:

(defn main []
  (f/run
    (m/MaterialApp
      .title "Welcome to Flutter"
      .theme (m/ThemeData .primarySwatch m.Colors/pink))
    .home
    (m/Scaffold
      .appBar (m/AppBar
                .title (m/Text "Welcome to ClojureDart")))
    .body
    m/Center
    (m/Text "Let's get coding!"
       .style (m/TextStyle
                .color m.Colors/red
                .fontSize 32.0))))

I recommend that you use this:

(defn main []
  (f/run
   (m/MaterialApp
    .title "Welcome to Flutter"
    .theme (m/ThemeData .primarySwatch m.Colors/pink)
    .home (m/Scaffold
           .appBar (m/AppBar .title (m/Text "Welcome to ClojureDart"))
           .body (m/Center .child (m/Text "Let's get coding!"
                                          .style (m/TextStyle
                                                  .color m.Colors/red
                                                  .fontSize 32.0)))))))

I will readily admit that through the power of CLJD, equivalent Dart code is emitted, regardless of whether the input is the current intro example or the version that I suggested which better reflects typical, valid Flutter code.

I recommend that you consider updating your docs just to make the transition from Dart/Flutter to ClojureDart/Flutter smoother for folks who might be confused by the altered nesting. ;-)

Locate the “Your first app!” and “ClojureDart+Flutter Quick Start” examples in the documentation and compare their widget nesting with the suggested snippets in this issue. Update the examples to use the suggested nesting, then verify that both examples still represent valid ClojureDart/Flutter introductory code.