Posted
almost 7 years
ago
by
Matan Lurey
Wow! I’d love to talk to you more about this!
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Posted
almost 7 years
ago
by
Davy Mitchell ([email protected])
Angular Dart 3 final was released and NP8080 (simple web based text editor) has been built with the latest version. It has been a fun little project and I have found myself using it daily as a scratchpad. Not a massive amount to report - Angular
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Posted
almost 7 years
ago
by
Filip Hráček ([email protected])
AngularDart 3.0 is now available. It brings better performance and smaller generated code, while also making you more productive. Version 3.0 is an evolution: although it has some breaking changes (detailed below), it is a smooth upgrade due to
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Posted
almost 7 years
ago
by
Matan Lurey
As an example of how to build FRP (functional-reactive program[s]) in Dart, I decided to try building an FPS counter — that is, an utility to determine what the frame rate of a running application is.The end result after building package:fps.I
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Posted
almost 7 years
ago
by
Matan Lurey
As far as I know it’s still maintained — though the author(s) are currently working on the DartDevCompiler and addressing bugs might not have been a huge priority.
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Posted
almost 7 years
ago
by
Davy Mitchell ([email protected])
The forest fire cellular automata was a lot of fun to work on and watch. It has now been updated thanks to a welcome pull request which adds a Speed slider to the UI.I extended it further to add some simple procedurally generated mountains and lochs
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Posted
almost 7 years
ago
by
Matan Lurey
One of the most common questions I get for Dart, even within Google, is “how do I make my code more reusable?”. We work on large projects like AdWords, AdSense, and Google’s internal CRM, Greentea — which are all written in Dart.Reusable bags are
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Posted
almost 7 years
ago
by
Matan Lurey
We’re constantly talking on the Dart team about how to improve the language (like non-nullable types), and one of the features that has come up informally a few times is function overloading:In some programming languages, function overloading or
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Posted
almost 7 years
ago
by
Matan Lurey
Well, no. Dart has a single thread, or event-loop, of execution. However, commonly you’ll see a code using Future have a comment something to the effect of “// Avoid race conditions: Check for …”. What does that mean?
New to futures? Read
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Posted
almost 7 years
ago
by
Matan Lurey
Yup, that’d be correct!
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