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I'll be uh... honest, I didn't realise anyone still used Dart. Not meant to be a dig - just forgot it existed. As to the topic - a single question mark seems
by rufius 7y ago
I'll be uh... honest, I didn't realise anyone still used Dart.
Not meant to be a dig - just forgot it existed.
As to the topic - a single question mark seems to make more sense.
- bootlooped 7y agoThe Flutter framework is helping keep it alive. I think it's also used a lot in Google's Fuchsia OS. I thought it was too bad it was not widely adopted as a JavaScript replacement, like it was meant to be.
- k__ 7y agoYes. I have the feeling it occupied a weird place in the language ecosystem. TypeScript was less ambitious and closer to JS so it got more momentum. Dart is not as close to JS as TypeScript, but doesn't offer things like Reason while still being as far away from JS as Reason (Own language semantics, with own toolchain, etc.)
- mg74 7y agoFlutter is very good. Therefore Dart.