sredna

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   by sredna 11y ago

   Exactly. In the browser (and node) it's not really a question of how Dart compares to TS / ES6 (for example), but how Dart + ease of using JS libs compares to TS / ES6 + ease of using JS libs. And of course that makes sense.
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   by sredna 11y ago

   I've done many many years Java, then hit Dart and was very impressed. Since that I have had to do a fair bit of python, php and JavaScript at work. I think if I hadn't seen Dart first I would have quite liked python. The problem w
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   by sredna 12y ago

   Can't agree more. When a new language is created, its feature set is a product of the times it is created in. i.e. what features are considered useful, popular, best practice etc. Of course times change and with it what this set of des