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I like what I see in the article, but... I'm kinda put off by the seemingly high barrier of entry. All the tools they show off are great once you've started, bu
by shurcooL 13y ago
I like what I see in the article, but... I'm kinda put off by the seemingly high barrier of entry. All the tools they show off are great once you've started, but I don't want to install all that just to try a slightly more advanced "hello world" sample.
It's really too bad there isn't an equivalent of play.golang.org for Dart. I would've given it a try right now if the barrier of entry were lower, and perhaps I'd be pleasantly surprised enough to keep using it.
Also, is it possible to generate and execute Dart code within Dart (the way it is in dynamic languages like JS) without recompiling?
- ahoge 13y ago> It's really too bad there isn't an equivalent of play.golang.org for Dart. There is. http://try.dartlang.org http://try.dartlang.org Anyhow, the barrier is actually pretty low. The editor zip is about 140MB in size and contains everything you need: the SDK, the editor, and Dartium (Chromium + Dart VM).