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Many of the libraries I've helped write are server-only, you can see a list of them at: https://github.com/Dartist https://github.com/Dartist Although Dart on
by mythz 13y ago
Many of the libraries I've helped write are server-only, you can see a list of them at: https://github.com/Dartist https://github.com/Dartist
Although Dart on the server is still in its early stages so you might not find all the libraries you need, e.g. I ended up writing my own Redis Client (https://github.com/dartist/redis_client https://github.com/dartist/redis_client) since there were fewer mature options. All the server APIs are there for you to build a node-like server, it's just the web frameworks and view engines are currently lacking so you might find yourself having to write more frameworks/libraries than you would otherwise on node (which is a lot more mature atm).
I'm hoping after the Dart team finish the work on integrating the Dart VM into Chrome that they'll focus on the server-side of the "full stack" and provide support for App Engine, incidentally star this issue if you would like to see support for this sooner: https://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/detail?id=6092 https://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/detail?id=6...