[mardifoufs]

Absolutely, but for webapps, is there any other options using dart? For the record, dart is one of my favorite languages. I'm just a bit sad that it is more or less tied to flutter (not by design, just because it's the main usage it gets)

[satvikpendem]

Jaspr is one such framework, it is written similarly to Flutter but it instead outputs HTML, CSS and JS.

[mdhb]

They are a couple of weeks away from launching a major rewrite of Web support.

Historically it was clunky and weird.

Now it’s able to use the exact same Web APIs that you’re already used to but now in a type safe way and much much better type safety guarantees that Typescript provides.

Example code here: https://github.com/dart-lang/web/blob/main/example/example.d...

[freedomben]

How do you feel about Java? How about Ruby? (If you have worked with those). I'm mainly asking so I have a baseline for what your preferences are. Considered Dart in the past but haven't tried yet

[mardifoufs]

I dislike ruby, purely as a matter of personal preference. As a baseline, python is probably as "dynamic" as I can tolerate, and java I just don't have enough experience with sadly enough. I use mostly c++/go/python with some julia and rust (not enough to have tons of experience with it though!). I'd day try dart, it's very easy to pick up. In some odd ways it reminds me of swift!

[freedomben]

thank you!