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I switched to Dart few months ago, it actually makes JavaScript bearable. I never get to see the actual generated JS code.
by skocznymroczny 9y ago
I switched to Dart few months ago, it actually makes JavaScript bearable. I never get to see the actual generated JS code.
- christophilus 9y agoDart is surprisingly nice, considering how little I hear of it. I picked it up recently as a target for my hobby project (a Clojure interpreter). Dart's VS Code integration is phenomenal. Its VM is pretty efficient from a resource consumption perspective (especially compared to the JVM). It's worth a look, for anyone who hasn't bothered with it yet.
- garaetjjte 9y agoDart as language is nice, but it compiles to unreadable, bugged pile of obfuscated JS code. I've written one application in Dart and now regret it.