From Python to Dart

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  • Dart is a compiled language born somewhere in Google more than 10 years ago. At some point in time, it was positioned as an alternative to JavaScript for developing client applications, later changing its direction towards a universal language for both client applications using Flutter and server applications.

  • dart-pad

    An online Dart editor with support for console, web, and Flutter apps

  • The easiest way to try Dart is to use DartPad, an editor available online that allows you to write small applications.

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    The Dart SDK, including the VM, dart2js, core libraries, and more.

  • Many developers during their work develop in a certain area and do not always consider technologies that are on the periphery of their professional tasks. However, over time, the horizons begin to expand, developers of server applications begin to look towards client applications and vice versa; those who use interpreted languages ​​look towards compiled ones; others are looking at completely different areas showing interest in the field of DevOps and others. To tame the interest of some of them, we'll talk about how the Dart language can help Python developers and why they need it.

  • HomeBrew

    🍺 The missing package manager for macOS (or Linux)

  • To install Dart on a local computer, go to the site https://dart.dev/get-dart and follow one of the paths according to your operating system. So, for macOS users using Homebrew just use the command:

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