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If you want something with batteries included, just use Conduit, a community-maintained successor to Aqueduct, and probably the best backend framework Dart will ever see for a while (until Flutter's popularity leads to more folks investing time here).
Also there's some interesting new features they are working on like Static Metaprogramming. Which you can check out on language funnel.
So for the Google team to invest in optimizing compiling for backend server environments (maybe like how Rust does), we would need both Google to work really hard on yet another compile target, and a community of people to develop packages that can take advantage of that. Google doesn't really have a killer implementation for the backend (like they have Flutter for the frontend), so they don't really have a reason to do this.
Someone could make a NestJS clone for Dart, but it would take a huge team a very long time to create it. And who would do that when they could just use NestJS since TypeScript and Dart have 95% the same syntax. NodeJS also has great performance these days.
First there was barback. https://github.com/dart-archive/barback
My little contribution: jinja and textwrap, Also looking at uvicorn (astra.dart as a HttpServer alternative) and sterlette, doing in free time, if anyone interested, welcome. I'm also translating Svelte to Dart - piko.dart, and welcome too.
My little contribution: jinja and textwrap, Also looking at uvicorn (astra.dart as a HttpServer alternative) and sterlette, doing in free time, if anyone interested, welcome. I'm also translating Svelte to Dart - piko.dart, and welcome too.
My little contribution: jinja and textwrap, Also looking at uvicorn (astra.dart as a HttpServer alternative) and sterlette, doing in free time, if anyone interested, welcome. I'm also translating Svelte to Dart - piko.dart, and welcome too.
My little contribution: jinja and textwrap, Also looking at uvicorn (astra.dart as a HttpServer alternative) and sterlette, doing in free time, if anyone interested, welcome. I'm also translating Svelte to Dart - piko.dart, and welcome too.
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