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That’s your choice, I suppose. I use it for everything from flutter to CLI to Cloud Functions to WebUi to daemons in tiny containers.
by chris37879 3y ago
That’s your choice, I suppose. I use it for everything from flutter to CLI to Cloud Functions to WebUi to daemons in tiny containers.
- garganzol 3y agoAny way to use Dart with React in a .jsx way? It looks like Dart has exclusive support for Flutter, and that's it.
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- revskill 3y agoMan, the context of question, is how to use Dart in a Typescript/React application (because of popularity of ReactJS ecosystem, of course).
- m_0x 3y ago> That’s your choice, I suppose. Not really. For personal projects or if you're a freelancer sure. Once you work in a company/startup you can't go and implement things in whatever you like. It's way easier to convince any manager that Dart/Flutter is a good choice for a mobile app because of the tech advantages than in anything else because of the pool of available developers.