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What can Dart mean for processing.java fans who also wants the power of web?
Hi everyone,
Say, I just want to stay with processing.Java and share my processing work on the web like what p5.js can do but without learning Javascript.
Does Dart provide a solution for this? What possibilities does Dart offer for processing fans who want to stay with Java? What problems can Dart solve for processing.java users who want to access web?
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In order to have some "Dart Mode", Processing would need to be re-written in Dart as well.
Just like pjs & p5.js had to do in order to run in JS. :-<
yeah, I guess the improved Javascript gives Dart no chance to replace it on the web. Even Google prefers javascript over Dart for chrome.
Google has contributed to the Dart project. ;)
Dart offers nothing for Processing fans who want to stay with Java, it can't unless someone creates a 'Dart mode'.
For programmers like myself who are comfortable with developing applications in statically types languages like Java, Dart provides a quick and easy route into web programming, a lot quicker than programming in Javascript.
Dart combines the advantages of a statically typed language with the power of Javascript. Don't forget that Dart compiles the source code to Javascript.
For JS statically typed help, try out TypeScript. ;)
http://www.TypeScriptLang.org/Playground