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The situation is better in Dart than in languages that only compile to JS, because during development you're usually using the VM and don't have do deal with th
by spankalee 14y ago
The situation is better in Dart than in languages that only compile to JS, because during development you're usually using the VM and don't have do deal with the translation. If you have an error, you have a full debugger and nice stack traces to diagnose it.
If there's an error in the dart2js output that doesn't occur in the VM, then it might be a bug in the dart2js compiler. That would be unfortunate, but the goal - backed by a very large test suite - is for that not to happen. If it does, then source maps can help.