Dart Fastest Growing Language in 2023

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  1. dart_frog

    A fast, minimalistic backend framework for Dart 🎯

    Dart is still mostly for Flutter, but we're seeing it move into the server side as well with projects like Serverpod and Dart Frog.

  2. InfluxDB

    InfluxDB high-performance time series database. Collect, organize, and act on massive volumes of high-resolution data to power real-time intelligent systems.

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  3. jb

    The JBuild CLI. (by renatoathaydes)

    I've been writing a CLI in Dart. It's such a good language now for stuff like this. You can compile to a small binary (it seems comparable to a Go binary in size and speed - though Go has an edge on speed it's not very far ahead), the test framework is so simple and easy and just gets out of your way... it's really been excellent. I highly recommend Dart (having written stuff in Java, Kotlin, Go and others) for CLIs. What I built is mostly based on my Dartle package, which is a task runner you can use both to build Dart code itself and to write task-based stuff like build tools - which is why i also wrote jb using it, a Java build system I am still finalizing (on top of my Java project, JBuild). I hope to one day write even a Flutter app for it.

  4. jbuild

    JBuild is a intentionally simple, small build tool for Java.

    I've been writing a CLI in Dart. It's such a good language now for stuff like this. You can compile to a small binary (it seems comparable to a Go binary in size and speed - though Go has an edge on speed it's not very far ahead), the test framework is so simple and easy and just gets out of your way... it's really been excellent. I highly recommend Dart (having written stuff in Java, Kotlin, Go and others) for CLIs. What I built is mostly based on my Dartle package, which is a task runner you can use both to build Dart code itself and to write task-based stuff like build tools - which is why i also wrote jb using it, a Java build system I am still finalizing (on top of my Java project, JBuild). I hope to one day write even a Flutter app for it.

NOTE: The number of mentions on this list indicates mentions on common posts plus user suggested alternatives. Hence, a higher number means a more popular project.

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