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   by floitsch 13y ago

   The main repository is currently SVN. When Chromium switches over to Git, we will probably follow suit. At some point there was a clone on Github, but I don't know by heart if it still exists. Syntax is almost like a religion. You can
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   by floitsch 13y ago

   Current HEAD of dart: https://code.google.com/p/dart/source/browse/#svn%2Fbranches... Most of the work is done completely in the open. See some of the language discussion writeups: https://gro
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   by floitsch 13y ago

   Are you sure you are using the latest version? Angular was an early user of mirrors (reflection) which (more or less) disabled the tree-shaking of dart2js. This was recently improved. Tracking the size of AngularDart: https://git
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   by floitsch 13y ago

   Disclaimer: I work at Google. I'm working on the client-side (Chrome) and my knowledge in the server area is therefore limited, but from my understanding this would be really hard. 1. Googlers have access to almost all source code. It
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   by floitsch 14y ago

   This is a property of dart2js. (I wouldn't call it a limitation nor a feature). Dart2js takes your whole program and compiles it to JavaScript. Dart2js needs to see all the libraries that are used. It performs tree-shaking to remove unused
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   by floitsch 14y ago

   dart2js does range analyses. For example the indexing in the following example will not do any bounds checks. for (int i = 0; i < list.length; i++) { var t = list[i]; } Things get more complicated when there are funct