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Do this, Twitter(medium.com)
1 points by woven 10y ago|0 comments
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Dart 1.13 released with greatly improved JavaScript interop(news.dartlang.org)
8 points by woven 11y ago|1 comments
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All in with Dart and Polymer(medium.com)
4 points by woven 11y ago|0 comments
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by woven 11y ago
Good! This will quiet the noise, so that everyone can focus on advancing Dart and its ecosystem. Let's be honest: getting the Dart VM into non-Google browsers was always destined to be far, far away if not impossible, regardless of the
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by woven 12y ago
Also curious as to what you think is missing. In my experience, server side Dart is full featured and awesome. There are also the Shelf libraries ( https://pub.dartlang.org/search?q=shelf ) – in time I plan to refactor to use
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by woven 12y ago
I prefer Miles' "narrative" style. :)
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by woven 12y ago
John! And with the Dart team no longer? Where are you now?
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by woven 12y ago
I don't think anyone's banking on Dart unseating JS, and it doesn't need to. It compiles to JS to work across modern web browsers while smoothing a fair deal for you in the way of optimizations and cross-browser issues. But t
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by woven 12y ago
I was a user, still have it embedded on my wedding site (though dead): http://dovandrebe.com/ . Hadn't followed what came of it/you. Thanks for sharing your journey!
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by woven 12y ago
What are a few of the most important things you learned?
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by woven 12y ago
More specifically, Dart on App Engine via Managed VMs. (Dart was already runnable on Compute Engine instances.) App Engine is a subset of Cloud Platform services and is a platform-as-a-service (PaaS) offering – auto scaling, a scalable data
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by woven 12y ago
I evaluated Node, intrigued by the idea of event-driven, non-blocking client and server side code written in one language, but I found it to be a wild ecosystem with dozens of frameworks and not enough support and guidance for them. I found
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by woven 12y ago
I'm not sure how HN does it specifically. In a version of our app, we had scoring which was initially modeled after Reddit's algorithm ( http://amix.dk/blog/post/19588 ). A server task updated the scores f
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by woven 12y ago
Way before 1.0 existed (and using an early version of Polymer called WebUI) we built a first version of our app, e.g. http://woven.co/miamitech , which is a fairly complex client and server side application. (The slowness is
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by woven 12y ago
What a tease, I just discovered that there's nothing in the package. Sorry. So an exciting video claiming package support for App Engine/Managed VMs, Datastore, memcached and more... but no real docs and no real lib. I guess it&#x
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by woven 12y ago
The Dart lib is at: http://pub.dartlang.org/packages/appengine
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Dart now supported on Google Cloud; new lib also supports Datastore, memcached(dartlang.org)
7 points by woven 12y ago|3 comments
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Polymer core elements based on Google's Material Design(polymer-project.org)
1 points by woven 12y ago|0 comments
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by woven 12y ago
Google just launched its new Material Design UI paradigm as Polymer elements, making it available for both open web and Android native apps.
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What the best VCs are sharing, all in one place, powered by my web app(woven.co)
5 points by woven 12y ago|0 comments
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by woven 13y ago
Thank you! And congrats!
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by woven 13y ago
Sorry folks, I thought and still maintain that our situation was relevant to other startups and hackers. I thought we'd get some critical feedback, and we did. And yes, we wanted to tell our own story with respect to Dart since we had
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by woven 13y ago
Psyched! See our HN post about our Dart app (Dart rocks) and our team's disappointment with not being included in the 1.0 announcement. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6735044
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Thoughts on our not being included in Google’s Dart 1.0 announcement(blog.woven.org)
7 points by woven 13y ago|0 comments