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Sure. But "99%" of developers just need serialisation, which is supported. You (and myself) want more than that.
by jenscow 12y ago
Sure.
But "99%" of developers just need serialisation, which is supported. You (and myself) want more than that.
- d2p 12y agoDepends on your definition of "supported"? JSON uses maps (throwing away one of the big advantages of Dart) and the Serialisation package appears to rely on hard-coded rules or use mirrors (which are slow and apparently not a good thing to use in production dart2js code).