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You haven’t had to deal directly with JS on front end since Dart released over 10 years ago
by SJC_Hacker 1y ago
You haven’t had to deal directly with JS on front end since Dart released over 10 years ago
- freeone3000 1y agoDart hasn’t been much better in my experience, but you have reminded me to revisit Kotlin/JS!
- freeone3000 1y agoI tried getting json deserialization into my app and ended up with a 2MB runtime, so it’s not going great.
- catgirlinspace 1y agoDoes anyone use Dart without Flutter? I've never seen it used separately.
- SJC_Hacker 1y agoYeah sorry I meant Flutter ... 99% of people use Dart with Flutter, they are basically synonymous
- yawaramin 1y agoNo, you still need to deal directly with JS even with a transpiler like Dart or whatever other language you want to use. When things go wrong, and they will, you'll need to deal with the JS errors. When you're trying to debug or even call out to JS APIs, you better be intimately familiar with how your transpiler interops with JS, otherwise you're kinda screwed.