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Google gave up on dart as an browser language quite a while ago. It now sees use server-side and in flutter (a native UI layer).
by hajile 9y ago
Google gave up on dart as an browser language quite a while ago. It now sees use server-side and in flutter (a native UI layer).
- Vinnl 9y agoYeah, I said that's what it _was_ supposed to be ;)
- tym0 9y agoMy understanding is that they use it for most of their front-end work but compile it to javascript. See angular-dart.
- hajile 9y agoYou are completely correct. I was considering that to be like ocaml, kotlin, scala, etc which transpile to JS. For what it's worth, I think either ocaml or SML is far better than dart for compiling to JS, but dart is far better than typescript (and has a more sound type system). It's not a huge wonder that Google apparently uses angular-dart instead of the typescript version.