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by jcstk 9y ago
Sure there is: http://aqueduct.io/docs/http/serving_files/
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by jcstk 9y ago
Sure thing. As a server-side language, love it. I also do all my command-line scripting with it, too. Async/await is implemented really well (Google hired Erik Meijer to help them build it), their threading model is excellent, and ther
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by jcstk 9y ago
Good question - yeah, the VM is actively maintained. All of the tooling for the Dart ecosystem runs on the VM, Flutter is a Dart VM project, too. The changelog [1] always has a few entries for the Dart VM with each version, but it's qu
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by jcstk 9y ago
Good questions, thank you. Aqueduct initially started as a proof of concept - as a mobile shop, Dart was just so familiar to the languages we often used and it ran on the server. We tried building a few things and everyone was able to pick
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by jcstk 9y ago
When running `wrk` to do performance testing and monitoring in Observatory [1] and with anything we have in production, I haven't seen an Isolate or the process ever die. This may be a question better suited for the Dart VM team, I&#x2
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by jcstk 9y ago
Thanks for the great feedback. I wondered about that as well - as you can probably tell, I'm neither a good marketer or a good web developer. The 'cohesive framework' one made sense in my head - the ORM and the HTTP stuff wor
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by jcstk 9y ago
So Dart has a few different compilation targets: JavaScript for building front-end web apps and the Dart VM [1]. There's also some work being done for other compilation targets, specifically for faster development cycles when doing fro
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by jcstk 9y ago
Thanks, good idea and will definitely do that.
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by jcstk 9y ago
It runs directly on the Dart VM, which has its own HTTP server implementation. That's the interesting thing about the Dart VM - it's a C++ executable with no ties to JS. Third party modules may be provided by through Dart's p
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by jcstk 9y ago
(And we'd also really love to hear any critical feedback.)
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by jcstk 9y ago
Aqueduct is a server-side framework for building and deploying REST applications. It is written in Dart. Its goal is to provide an integrated, consistently styled API. The framework contains behavior for routing and authorizing HTTP request
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Show HN: Aqueduct – Dart on the Server(aqueduct.io)
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by jcstk 9y ago
Here are some interesting perspectives from NFL players on that thought: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2705935-joe-thomas-says-h... https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/sports/wp/2016
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by jcstk 9y ago
Glad to see The Players Tribune on here. If you haven't read it before, it has some amazing content - not just from pro athletes, but college athletes you've never heard of. The perspectives are often fascinating. Here's anot
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by jcstk 10y ago
For server side Dart, http://stablekernel.github.io/aqueduct/