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Every project in google uses angular. Probably the most commonly used tech inside Google is Angular. So rest assured that Angular will be there forever. On the
by mkrishnan 3y ago
Every project in google uses angular. Probably the most commonly used tech inside Google is Angular. So rest assured that Angular will be there forever. On the other hand I doubt flutter's future, mainly due to its reliance on Dart, Dart was extremely hated inside Google few years ago. There was even AngularDart at some point.
- strongpigeon 3y agoThe entire Google Ads frontend is written in AngularDart. Dart should be around for a while.
- pjmlp 3y agoGoogle Ads is the reason why Dart was still around when Flutter came to be in first place. After Dart's failure, Google Ads had just migrated from GWT into AngularDart, they weren't going to go through yet another rewrite, thus they rescued Dart from being fully rampeddown. It is also the reason why AngularDart stayed around, when the Angular team decided to adopt TypeScript.
- strongpigeon 3y agoCorrect. I do believe the Dart team is fully under the ads org as a result of that, or at least, was for a while.
- mkrishnan 3y agonon-sense, very tiny piece was in Dart ever. (top menu was written in Dart and thrown away as soon as angular came)
- mkrishnan 3y agoTotal non-sense. 0% of Google Ads is in Dart/AngularDart there was 0.00000001% of Google Ads frontend was in Dart many many years ago.
- strongpigeon 3y agoI mean, I worked on Google Ads from 2017 to 2020… I’m not sure what you’re basing your comments on.
- mkrishnan 3y agodoesn't looks like really you did. :)
- mkrishnan 3y agoEvery verb googlers use start with 'f' when they talk about Dart/AngularDart.
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- mhoad 3y agoDart itself has also made a huge amount of progress in the last 2-3 years and are days away from probably their most significant upgrade ever. Dart is at this stage actually a damned good language. Miles in front of TypeScript for example. Simple example here looking at Mixins (a fairly basic pattern to describe any kind of a “is-a” rather than a “has-a” relationship in OOP). Here’s TypeScript https://media.infosec.exchange/infosecmediaeu/media_attachments/files/110/267/005/251/685/190/original/6cd93343daba7402.jpeg https://media.infosec.exchange/infosecmediaeu/media_attachme... Here’s Dart https://media.infosec.exchange/infosecmediaeu/media_attachments/files/110/267/005/250/857/204/original/2a45b0723405c06d.jpeg https://media.infosec.exchange/infosecmediaeu/media_attachme... When Dart finally gets around to releasing their updated web and JS interop support later this year it is almost certainly about to become my new default there too.