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(@daveliepmann) · 04/2017 · Tröts: 901 · Folger: 124
So 28.07.2024 11:46
"Dart is spiritually another JavaScript, different but in the same family."
Fun dive into a proglang's inception and evolution.
https://wingolog.org/archives/2023/04/26/structure-and-interpretation-of-flutter
Fun fact: I am told that the shift to a sound type system actually started before Flutter and thus before AOT, because of a Dart-to- JavaScript compiler that you inherited from the time in which you thought the web would be the main target. The Dart-to-JS compiler used to be a whole-program compiler; this enabled it to do flow- sensitive type inference, resulting in faster and smaller emitted JavaScript. But whole-program compilation doesn’t scale well in terms of compilation time, so Dart-to-JS switched to separate per- module compilation. But then you lose lots of types! The way to recover the fast-and-small-emitted-JS property was through a stronger, sound type system for Dart.
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