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Strictly speaking it's not a doc. It's a snippet on the main page that tries to show case available language constructs. I do agree however that wrapping Fibona
by mraleph 13y ago
Strictly speaking it's not a doc. It's a snippet on the main page that tries to show case available language constructs. I do agree however that wrapping Fibonacci in a class looks a bit strange.
Documentation that showcases features in the terse form is available at http://synonym.dartlang.org/ http://synonym.dartlang.org/
If you have better ideas you can file a bug or even submit a pull request for the site: https://github.com/dart-lang/dartlang.org https://github.com/dart-lang/dartlang.org
- nailer 13y agoWeb pages showing people how to do things are documentation. No inclination to contribute, Google have known that verbosity is a common reason for disliking Dart for 750+ days and haven't done much about it. I'm fine using JS and, when I want strong typing, know that Typescript is there.
- spankalee 13y agoYeah, I think the Fibonacci class example is odd too. I also would love to propose a self-imposed internet-wide ban on the recursive Fibonacci implementation as I'm pretty sure it causes brain rot and makes dynamic programming seem way more magical than it is.