jaspr VS dart-pad

Here are some interesting projects for me: https://github.com/widgetbook/widgetbook https://pub.dev/packages/storybook\_flutter https://github.com/foss42/api-dash https://github.com/schultek/jaspr

If you like Dart you can use jaspr

Check out JasprPad. Its both Playground and Demo since its made with jaspr itself.

Or you can also help us with develop of Jaspr which is dart web framework for creating server-side rendered web pages.

I'm currently working on jaspr which aims to look and feel like Flutter but renders native html/css and also supports SSR. But there are also others e.g. zap, dawn, rad (can be found on pub.dev).

Jaspr: A Dart web framework that looks and feels like Flutter (https://github.com/schultek/jaspr)

Have you seen the jaspr post from a month ago? It's younger than your project but seems to have more features, like JasprPad, tests, a custom version of riverpod and more. It may be worth taking a look at, maybe even collaboration as jaspr doesn't seem to have specialized components like your Video widget.

I love DartPad, the online code-editor for Dart. However it only supports selected packages, so I made my own version. It's called JasprPad and you can check it out here.

So I made sure everything is well documented right from the start. Check out the wiki.

Website: https://dartpad.dev

In your Example dartpad.dev link both the MessagesList and ChatScreen widgets get updated when clicking either the refresh, or the +1 button.

dartpad and Zapp are my top use, you can install Zapp extension on chrome and use them in pub.dev to try packages live on web, flutter UX is best when the app is running in built version. You can

can you share a sample on https://dartpad.dev

There is of course https://dartpad.dev/.

While the Flutter docs are interactive, I would also have a play with dartpad.dev to experiment building the text input. Once you get to the database part, I would recommend looking at using a fully fledged editor and dev environment.

If you are not ready to install Flutter locally, you can also use DartPad, an online Dart & Flutter playground

We are living in an era where we are moving towards cloud computing. We are constantly finding new wayes to stay connected with our development environment and code repositories. Naturally coding with smartphone comes to mind. To facilitate this, many browser based code editors are being developed. We have browser based code editors like Visual studio code for web and dartpad These works for everybody. Right?