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by isoos 10y ago
sytse and GitLab folks: thank you for the transparency.
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by isoos 10y ago
Slightly related: pre-parsing code and loading already initialized application state is available for the Dart VM for a long time now, and the technology yields faster startup times: https://www.dartlang.org/articles/da
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by isoos 10y ago
I'm wondering: why haven't you used the oath and/or the twitter packages? (Well, I can understand the twitter package, because it requires a bit of tweaking, but not too much.)
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World's main list of science 'predators' vanishes with no warning(ottawacitizen.com)
7 points by isoos 10y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: One website multiple topics or multiple domains with one topic each?
5 points by isoos 10y ago|2 comments
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Why I moved from Java to Dart(hackernoon.com)
2 points by isoos 10y ago|0 comments
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by isoos 10y ago
We have a disagreement on the definition of "solves the problem". Having tried to refactor a codebase with heavy lodash use, that battle seems to be lost. Also, take a look at the async* construct here: https://www.dart
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by isoos 10y ago
I have been exposed to TS a bit, so this list may not be exhaustive, but to name a few that I use on a regular basis: - Consistent async API (incl. Future, Streams, async* for Streams, async/await support everywhere). async.js is nowhe
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by isoos 10y ago
If somebody has an interest on what's new with Dart, I'd suggest to peek into the Dart Developer Summit 2016 videos. Previous HN link and discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12838749 TL;DR: great
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by isoos 10y ago
In Hungary I know about a few teams that are developing in Dart both server- and client side. Mostly under-the-radar because of the nature of their products, but still, choosing Dart over TS, Go, whatever your hype is... (If locals are list
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by isoos 10y ago
Apparently there is at least one reddit moderator that doesn't like Dart and actively bans users when they try to post legitimate articles in webdev forums: https://plus.google.com/+MontyRasmussen/posts/UWyjF5
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by isoos 10y ago
You will get plenty of strong opinions and materials on the tremendous amount of JS framework and libraries. In the end, choosing what is best for you is a balancing act, and there is no clear winner. One benefit of learning Dart + Angular(
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by isoos 10y ago
Having seen how these expert systems are created, replacement is way overdue. For example a team of 10 "senior mortgage professional" spend weeks of figuring out what difference it makes if the co-applicant's age is 60 or 62.
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by isoos 10y ago
I'm glad to see optimistic concurrency control mentioned. In my experience even seasoned developers are unaware of this pattern, which should be really the default in many database-handling code. I'm not aware of ORMs handling it
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End to End Testing in One Short Second with Dart(medium.com)
2 points by isoos 10y ago|0 comments
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by isoos 10y ago
Fantastic news! I hated to write type annotations in comment blocks like T foo/*<T>*/() {...}
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Dart Strong Mode and ahead-of-time compilation(news.dartlang.org)
4 points by isoos 10y ago|0 comments
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by isoos 10y ago
Another alternative in this space is an AWS Lambda-driven static site editor and publisher: https://github.com/sirceljm/LambdaBlogPlatform (not affiliated but I know that the author put lot of thought in it)
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by isoos 10y ago
Dart (the VM version, not the dart2js output) has arbitrarily sized integer types (`int`), as well as fixed-length ones if you need better maths support (SIMD with vector and matrix calculations).
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by isoos 10y ago
I have found Kotlin and Dart similar in many aspects, with the major difference that Kotlin is much better if you have a ton of Java libraries that you want to use along your code, while Dart is much better if you want to do frontend develo
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by isoos 10y ago
My favorite T-shirt design from the conference: "1" != 1 deal with it Anybody who is considering adapting TypeScript should take a look at where Dart is, because the tooling is way ahead of what TS can offer. The langua
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Dart Developer Summit 2016 Videos(youtube.com)
28 points by isoos 10y ago|5 comments
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by isoos 10y ago
The best analogy I've seen with regard to code health is that software is not built, not engineered, rather it is grown. Depending on the technology of choice, your garden may adopt to different climates, requires different nutrients,
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by isoos 10y ago
It would be interesting to see what the expected outcome's distribution is with buying lottery tickets for $X/month vs. doing a startup (and potentially earn less by $X/month than one could have had at a larger corporation).
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Angular.Dart High-Level Roadmap(github.com)
3 points by isoos 10y ago|0 comments
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by isoos 10y ago
> You can't get better performance or smaller size than a manual written js solution. Except in cases where the handwritten solution must be transformed to a different pattern (doing essentially the same thing). For example, the han
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by isoos 10y ago
Software development is always about tradeoffs, in an always-changing environment, at a given time. Tools evolve, and so did almost all of things you mention as a drawback. TypeScript didn't succeeded yet, but it is emerging with a gre
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by isoos 10y ago
It is interesting for me to follow how the community mindset develops around TypeScript/JS/... over the years. Many in the JavaScript community frowned upon GWT, Closure Compiler, Dart and other typed compile-to-JS tools, most of
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by isoos 10y ago
If you are really looking for mobile/native development in Dart, I'd suggest you to check out Flutter ( https://flutter.io/ ). It can achieve 60 fps on mobile apps, which is great in my view. But I doubt that you ar
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by isoos 10y ago
Dartium doesn't need to be close to native, it just needs to beat every JS engine out there; in other words: the comparison should be in the same league. Last time I've checked it did beat them.

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