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Dart arrived on Chromium: Welcome Dartium #dartlang

Wednesday, February 15th, 2012

UPDATE: Dartium has landed. In todays Dart G+ hangout with the Google Dart team the Developers announced that Dartium is available (at least it will be available in a few hours – please stay tuned for changes on Dartlang.org. I will update this post once it has been officially released). What does it mean? It [...]

(Google) Dart at the Entwickler Magazin

Friday, February 10th, 2012

Today the german Entwickler Magazin has published a new article on Dart. It’s even on the cover. Unfortunately the name is “Google Dart”, while it should be only “Dart”. But anyway… I think the article is pretty nice to read. Why do I know this? I wrote it Ok, I might be a bit biased. Anyway, I [...]

10 reasons why Dart is cooler than JavaScript

Tuesday, January 3rd, 2012

Dart is a new programming language from Google and after coding JavaScript for over one year now, I immediately felt in love with it. Coming from the Java world I had a good bunch of things I had to learn before I could use JavaScript. Some people say, you need to dig deep into JavaScript, [...]

Dart is on Chromium – and Dart meets Scala

Saturday, December 17th, 2011

Today  there were 2 good news in my inbox. First, a Chromium branch has arrived with the integrated Multi-VM which has been proposed to WebKit! It was only a matter of time this happens. For now you need to build this browser yourself. At the moment the build is tested on Mac OS X and [...]

New Dart Editor Version 2380

Wednesday, December 14th, 2011

The Google Dart team has announced a new version of the Dart Editor. You can get it here. Here are the changes: Initial VM launch support… toolbar button and .options file Generate JS only for browser applications Font scaling for code editor, libraries view, problems view Search box improvements and cleanup Fixed memory leak when [...]

Google Dart native on WebKit?

Thursday, December 8th, 2011

It looks like Dart is going to become native on the WebKit Browser. On monday some Googlers sent message to the WebKit folks proposing to add Dart bindings to the software. Google Developer Vijay Menon said, native bindings might be preferred over “language X to javascript tools” because its quicker without compiling to javascript developers [...]

GTUG – Google Dart Talk (with Seth Ladd)

Thursday, December 8th, 2011

Seth Ladd on Google Dart Seth Ladd is a “Google Advocate”. In this talk he speaks about Google Dart and explains why it is cool (and yes, I agree it is cool). This is a pretty nice brown bag with a size of 70 minutes. If you still have no clue on Dart look at [...]

New Dart Editor Version 1910

Saturday, December 3rd, 2011

Google just announced a new Dart Editor version. You can get if from here: http://gsdview.appspot.com/dart-editor-archive-integration/latest/ These are the improvements: Moved bundled libraries out of plugins into new “libraries” directory Indexer improvements including integration into builder Editor tab tooltip shows path of the files being edited Problems view sorting fixes New File wizard to opens created [...]

Google Dart at the PHPMagazin

Monday, November 28th, 2011

A small surprise for me too – have not thought I would write an article for the PHPMagazin this year. But it actually happened – it is about my current favorite topic Dart. Enjoy the reading and as always: feedback welcome!

Dart: Creating a dynamic list with Dart, PHP and JSON

Sunday, November 20th, 2011

Using an ajax request to update the dom with data from a server is a standard use case in todays web programming. With Dart this task is pretty trivial. In this blog post I would like to describe how one can use Dart to connect to a server running a PHP script. In addition, the [...]

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