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Dart team member here - Also, have you checked out http://flutter.io http://flutter.io ? I'm personally pretty compelled (and have been for a long time) by bein
by ti994a 10y ago
Dart team member here - Also, have you checked out http://flutter.io http://flutter.io ? I'm personally pretty compelled (and have been for a long time) by being able to share code/tools/etc between web and native mobile. The quality of the dev experience in flutter is pretty amazing (check out Eric Seidel's video from day 2 of the Dart Dev Summit [just concluded], and the web experience with the Dart dev compiler is pretty neat, too.
- bloomca 10y agoOh, that's cool, thank you for your response. I've taken a look on the Flutter, but it seems (through a glance) that it is another React-Native (or take Xamarin). So, this is not the first solution to share code between web and mobile. React-Native, though, is not the best for Android, and this framework should be awesome for it, thanks for the same company. But the main question for me personally – experienced JS developer, looking into possibilities to write more better browser code, why should I consider Dart instead of TypeScript, or ClojureScript, or Elm? I am really curious about this question!