Hello World (Command Line) in Dart <font size=-2><a href=http://www.lifemichael.com/en/?page_id=73 target=_blank>PRO</a></font>
We can use the dart utility in order to compile and execute code we write in Dart when using the command line. main() { print(“hello world!”); } The following video clip shows the execution of this simple code sample. The video clip shows how to use this command when working on Mac. On other operating […]
The Bright Future of Dart <font size=-2><a href=http://www.lifemichael.com/en/?page_id=73 target=_blank>BIZ</a></font>
It is very difficult to forcast when it comes to technologies. Nevertheless, as of today I have every reason to believe that Dart might become one of the most popular programming languages in the world. In this post I will try to explain this bombastic conclusion. It is fairly clear that more and more applications […]
Hello World (Web Browser) in Dart <font size=-2><a href=http://www.lifemichael.com/en/?page_id=73 target=_blank>PRO</a></font>
The code we develop in Dart can be executed in a web browser. It can be a web browser that already includes a Dart VM, such as the Chromium, or a simple web browser. When the web browser doesn’t include a Dart VM the code we wrote in Dart will be compiled into JavaScript. The […]
Concurrency with Isolates in Dart <font size=-2><a href=http://www.lifemichael.com/en/?page_id=73 target=_blank>PRO</a></font>
Dart is a single threaded programming language. Each isolate is a unit of work. It has its own memory allocation. Sharing memory between isolates is not possible. Each isolate can pass over messages to the others. When an isolate receives a message it processes it in a way similar to events handling. import “dart:isolate”; var […]