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by kevmoo1 7y ago
Seems like a great excuse to create click-bait headlines – not much else.
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by kevmoo1 7y ago
https://youtu.be/dMnPM6z6z40
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by kevmoo1 7y ago
Not a shortcut exactly, but remap caps lock to ctrl. So much easier in terminal and for using shortcuts like ctrl-A & ctrl-E for beginning and end of line, etc.
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by kevmoo1 9y ago
In some cases, there is a trivial one-to-one mapping between a Javascript object and it's JSON serialization. This is not the case in Dart for a number of reasons. Many folks are happy with the solution we have – here's an example
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by kevmoo1 9y ago
Poor bandwidth has nothing to do with Net Neutrality and everything to do with ~zero competition. There's a reason these folks are fighting municipal broadband.
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by kevmoo1 10y ago
If you find yourself agreeing with this: https://vimeo.com/14629850 Git is powerful and amazing, but not simple.
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by kevmoo1 12y ago
Actually the decision was mostly technical and logistical. I'll have a post up about it soonish at http://work.j832.com
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by kevmoo1 12y ago
We try hard to avoid spin. From the article: Google Ads, one of Dart's biggest customers, is committed to Dart and supports this new strategy. Scott Silver, VP of Engineering for Ads, says, “We are committed to building our next-genera
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by kevmoo1 12y ago
asm.js, CoffeeScript, etc are all great examples of evolving development for the web by compiling to JS. Dart is new 100% committed to that model for targeting browsers.
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by kevmoo1 12y ago
This is unrelated. Angular2 has been TypeScript from the beginning to support both JS and Dart development. Angular2 is a better story for both Dart and JS developers. More info: http://work.j832.com/2015/03/angula
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Angular.ts.js.at.dart.wtf(work.j832.com)
8 points by kevmoo1 12y ago|0 comments
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by kevmoo1 12y ago
Try out Pop, Pop, Win! ( http://kevmoo.github.io/pop-pop-win/ ) or any of our other samples on Firefox, Safari, or IE. Making small, fast, compatible Javascript is critical to the success of Dart.
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by kevmoo1 13y ago
May I disagree? The dart2js compiler does everything you'd expect from a compiler, including inlining, removing unused code, reusing constant expressions. There is a reason that the several examples of Javascript from dart2js perform
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by kevmoo1 13y ago
I'd argue that the size of Javascript output is great and it continues to improve: http://work.j832.com/2013/10/dart-to-javascript-output-size-...
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by kevmoo1 13y ago
A profoundly disagree. Javascript is a great language, but that does not mean there is not room to improve. There is a reason tools like CoffeeScript and TypeScript (and even ASM.js) exist: there is a lot of ceremony building large applicat
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by kevmoo1 13y ago
Agreed. The goal is great. The name implies malice.